Stem Cell Biotherapy

Traditionally, patients with spinal cord injuries have had few treatment options to regain movement and felling. Advances in the field of regenerative medicine offer hope of improved quality of life and independence to patients with complete and incomplete spinal cord injuries. Stem cell therapy introduces new cells into the body which target specific areas and replace damaged cells.

At Stem Cell Biotherapy we have set up a specialized protocol to treat patients with spinal cord injuries and other neurological disorders. We offer a unique treatment combining injections through a sterile spinal catheter that implants the cells directly into the spinal column, and throughout the areas of disease and the spinal cord. Two subsequent IV stem cell treatments are repeated over a six day period, combined with light physical therapy and post treatment supplement enhancers to promote stem cell proliferation.

Our team of board certified surgeons follow a strict patient specific protocol in administration of stem cells as well as post treatment physical therapy. This new lumbar puncture procedure is currently performed by our highly skilled team at our global network of treatment centers. Post-stem cell treatment, patients are asked to submit regular examinations, MRI, PET scan and laboratory tests so we can monitor their progress.

To find out more about this new procedure of delivering stem cells in the treatment of spinal cord injuries and other neurological and neurodegenerative conditions, please contact our office at (818)597-9111 or (877)STEM-123 or visit our website contact page www.stemcellbiotherapy.com .

Dr. Fradin-Read brings an extensive background in preventative, internal and vascular medicine to our team.

She began her career in private practice at Les Thermes Sextius in Aix-en-Provence, France in 1981 and has continued to evolve in her career and education since that time. She has served as a consulting physician and an associate faculty member in the Departments of Internal Medicine and Vascular Surgery at University Hospital Center Trousseau in Tours, France. Additional credits include the title of Medical Communications Director at Chaine Thermale Du Soleil in Paris, and a residency in internal medicine through the University of California at San Francisco. Dr. Read has spent the last several years at Loma Linda University (California) where she completed a residency in preventative medicine, served as a staff physician at their Center for Health Promotion and taught as an assistant professor in their School of Medicine.

She is also currently enrolled in Anti-Aging, Regenerative and Functional Medicine Fellowship. Dr. Read is a great addition to the team here at Stem Cell Biotherapy and we look forward to her contributions.