Serial brain SPECT imaging in monitoring treatment response to stem cell therapy in cerebral palsy patients

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Brain SPECT is an extremely useful tool in monitoring the treatment response to stem cell therapy in patients of cerebral palsy. It showed changes at the molecular level, hence indicating improvement even before the clinical changes were manifested.

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