Liaoning's Best Neurological Hospital | The Most Professional Neurological Expert Team | 2012 Special Contribution. Patient Zhang X, female, 45 years old, was admitted to the hospital on June 12, 2007, due to "speech and motor dysfunction after brain trauma for 10 months."
Brief medical history: On December 30, 2006, at 7 PM, the patient suffered a motorcycle accident while under the influence of alcohol, resulting in a coma. A cranial CT scan showed subarachnoid hemorrhage. Subsequently, she underwent a "decompressive craniectomy + intracranial hematoma evacuation" as well as a tracheotomy. She began opening her eyes 20 days post-surgery. Four months later, the patient gradually regained partial consciousness and could communicate partially through nodding, shaking her head, and blinking. Further treatment continued. Upon admission, the patient’s right hand could make slight gripping and stretching movements, but all four limbs were stiff with reflexive muscle spasms in both legs. She was unable to speak but could communicate partially through body language.
Admission diagnosis: Recovery phase of severe traumatic brain injury. After admission, the patient was treated with the "Brain Gene Neuron Regeneration Triple-Therapy Integration Method."
The "Brain Gene Neuron Regeneration Triple-Therapy Integration Method" treats patients according to their specific conditions, balancing bone marrow replenishment with blood-activating and qi-enhancing therapies. This method activates dormant neural cells in the brain, promoting fusion cycles to replace damaged and necrotic cells, unblocking meridians, and regulating metabolic functions via the bloodstream.
The "Brain Gene Neuron Regeneration Triple-Therapy Integration Method" has pioneered non-surgical comprehensive treatments, overcoming the challenge of slow results from traditional Chinese medicine and breaking the Western medical assertion that "neurons cannot regenerate." Starting from the root cause, this therapy gradually activates damaged brain gene cells, enhancing brain cell activity and restoring brain tissue function, achieving thorough treatment for conditions like brain atrophy, cerebral thrombosis, and its sequelae, cerebral infarction, and dementia.
Currently, the patient's language function has largely recovered without significant cognitive impairment, allowing normal communication, though slightly slower in speech. In terms of motor function: Both upper limbs can be quickly lifted off the bed surface; the right hand can hold a spoon for eating; both lower limbs can bend, but she still cannot stand or walk independently. The family is quite satisfied with the treatment outcome.
This case demonstrates clinical value by partially confirming reports suggesting that the "Brain Gene Neuron Regeneration Triple-Therapy Integration Method" improves cognition while significantly aiding language function recovery in some disabled patients suffering from brain trauma or strokes.
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