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Andrew Ricci – Paralisia Cerebral

Andrew Ricci e sua família viajaram para a China para receber injeções de células-tronco para o tratamento da paralisia cerebral.

O tratamento com células-tronco adultas para paralisia cerebral não é a cura para o problema, mas pode melhorar a qualidade de vida do paciente.

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