Canadian doctors use stem cells to treat ‘stiff person syndrome’ – CTV News
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Canadian doctors use stem cells to treat 'stiff person syndrome'
CTV News TORONTO — Canadian doctors have begun using stem cell transplants to treat "stiff person syndrome," a rare neurological condition in which a patient's leg and other muscles suddenly contract painfully, often leaving them immobilized like a tin soldier. Stem–cell transplant eases symptoms of rare 'stiff person syndrome': study Stem–cell transplant battles Stiff syndrome |
