Stem Cell Therapy for Stroke - Gary Steinberg, Stanford University
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- (Part 2 of 3) Gary Steinberg, M.D., Ph.D., spoke at the "Spotlight on Disease Team Awards: Sub-Cortical Stroke," an educational event presented at the CIRM Governing Board meeting on August 19, 2010. Steinberg is the principle investigator for the CIRM Stroke Disease Team. He is also the director of the Stanford Institute for Neuro-Innovation & Translational Neurosciences and is the chair of Department of Neurosurgery at Stanford University's School of Medicine.
The CIRM-hosted event was presented in Palo Alto, California at Stanford University.
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Amazing!
I was treated for stroke at lucile packard at 13 years old, almost a full recovery. I put in a request for there clinical trial
I am a 45 year old stroke survivor. My stroke was less than two years ago. My primary deficit in vision. I am back in college finishing my degree and passing upper division classes so while I'm sure that I'm diminished, clearly I'm back within the normal bell curve. Vision is the primary issue. Dr. Theo Palmer did a lecture at Braille a while ago and gave me some info to follow up on. I tried but now that I'm between semesters I'm trying again.
Thanks for your note. We're sorry to hear about your stroke and your challenges with recovery. This research project is currently in development and is not ready for clinical trials. Please visit clinicaltrials.gov for a list of all current clinical trials registered with the National Institutes of Health. Best wishes, CIRM
This is a very nice presentation. I am a Ph.D. student from Panama. My proyect is about the treatment of stroke using iPS Cells. Sometimes it is difficult to me to detect what can I do to participate with people as you for improve this kind of therapy. I would like to see more lectures because in Panama anyone work in that. How can I have access to get more ideas and learn from you?
very interesting stuff . if you need some test person for studies, take me! had a stroke in 2012
Hi Alain - sorry to hear about your stroke in 2012. The stroke research projects that fund are not yet ready for clinical trials. We'd suggest looking for appropriate trials at www.clinicaltrials.gov Best wishes, CIRM
Dear *****
We're very sorry to hear about your father's condition due to his stroke. Currently, there are no regulatory agency-approved stem cell treatments for stroke. One suggestion is to look for clinical trials at www.clinicaltrials.gov
For information about stem cell treatments in general, here’s a great resource: www.closerlookatstemcells.org/stem-cells-and-medicine/
Best wishes to you and your father, CIRM
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I had a stroke in 2003.. I was only 15 then I'm 24 now. I am around 95% independent however I still have left side weakness and I'm partially blind.. Will this treatment still work for me?