Thoriq

Stem Cells, LamiSpine

Patient Overview

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Patient Condition on Admission 

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Treatment Received 

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LamiSpine/ Stem Cells TreatmentTotal Number of Stem Cells Delivery Method November 2022 Amniotic Fluid St
November 2022
Amniotic Fluid Stem Cells (AFSCs) 70 Million CellsLumbar Puncture Injection
March 2023
Amniotic Fluid Stem Cells (AFSCs) 70 Million CellsLumbar Puncture Injection

Stem Cells Treatment Summary

Muscle Power Improvement Post-Surgery

Upper Body

Lower Body

Muscle ImprovementBefore LS SurgeryAt Discharge1 year After Discharge2 years After DischargeCurrent Condition (3.5 years After Discharge)
Hip flexors01223
Hip extensors00012
Knee extensors01223
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Functional Improvement Post-Surgery

Motor Function

Abilities & SymptomsBefore LS SurgeryAt Discharge (25 days after LS Surgery)1 year After Discharge2 years After DischargeCurrent Condition (3.5 years After Discharge)
Standing with supportNot possibleNot possibleMaximum assistanceModerate assistanceMinimal assistance
Stepping with support (for more than 100 meters)Not possibleNot possibleMaximum assistanceModerate assistanceMinimal assistance
Standing BalanceAbsent*AbsentMaximum assistanceModerate assistanceMinimal assistance
Sitting BalancePoor*Poor*Fair*Good*Good*

Sensory Function

Autonomic Function

Motor Funtions

90%

Sensory Funtions

80%

Autonomic Function

33.3%

Overall

77.7%
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Case Summary

Thoriq sustained a severe traumatic spinal cord injury in 2020, resulting in complete

paraplegia. Within just a few months of his injury, he lost muscle tone and developed flaccid

paraplegia, along with a complete loss of control over his bowel and bladder functions. He

received Verita Neuro’s flagship LamiSpine surgery, during which purified and cultured

populations of amniotic fluid stem cells were carefully transplanted into the injured spinal

cord. Additionally, he received one IV and one intrathecal injection of stem cells.

After the surgery, Thariq reported increased levels of neuropathic pain for a few weeks,

which were managed with pain medications. There were no other reported side effects

post-surgery. The pain levels started to subside, and he began extensive training. After a

few weeks, his muscles started to contract again, and his motor function and muscle control

began to recover. Since the initial surgery, Thariq has been undergoing physiotherapy and

extensive muscle strengthening, resulting in gradual recovery of function. So far, he has

recovered more than 80% of the muscles in his lower limbs, with almost complete recovery

in his left leg motor function and control, bowel, bladder, and sexual functions, as well as

significant recovery in his right leg and sensations.

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