ChinaSCINet Update

[Schmeky]

Dt. Young,

I am assuming the results of the phase II will be available to the public sometime in 2011? Also I am of the impression the phase III will be the same treatment as phase II, just on a much larger scale, correct?

[lepups3]

11/5

I was unable to attend the Open House on 11/5. Can anyone update me or direct me to the right thread. Thanks

[chris arnold]

Para, the improved bladder and bowels is to come from Wise's trial, if ti succeeds. In addition there could be improved balance and some walking. That would be fine for starters for most of us.

Quite agree. This would be a huge benefit.

[mamadavid]

SCINetIndia is starting. Everybody was very enthusiastic. Our goal is to get the network started in time to do phase 3 trials in Q4 2011.

Wise.

Wonderful news, Dr Young. Any developments regarding the trials at QM Hospital in Hong Kong?

[Johnnie Walked]

wonderful news, dr young. Any developments regarding the trials at qm hospital in hong kong?

yes, please !!! any news ?

[Zorka]

parasexy,

The trials are starting in Hong Kong and China. We are hoping to start trials in the United States early next year. It is one of the reasons why it is essential that the cells meet all FDA guidance for cell products. The first place in the U.S. where the trial will be carried out will likely be Brackenridge Hospital in Austin, Texas. We are raising funds for that trial and hope to apply to the FDA for the permission to start the trial in the U.S. Later in 2011, we plan to start a multicenter trial involving 8 centers in the United States. As soon as I have information on that, I will post.

Wise.

Since the China trials are about a year ahead of the U.S. trials will you use the China results to modify the inclusion criteria for the U.S. trials?

Example: If the injections are proved to not make the initial injury one level higher (C5 to a C4) will you accept higher-level quads?

Thanks

[Jawaid]

Dr Young will u do a trial with lumbosacral injuries in china or hong kong trials or in india trials? Plz let me know

[Wise Young]

Dr Young will u do a trial with lumbosacral injuries in china or hong kong trials or in india trials? Plz let me know

We are discussing but have not yet planned such trials. Much depends on the availability of neural stem cells for transplantation. I am keeping a close eye on such sources of cells.

Wise.

[Jawaid]

Dr Young are u looking for the neural cells which Neuralstem is using in its trials for ALS and now in SCI in US or some more kind of cells?

I guess you still need some years before you can bring treatment for lumbosacral injuries. We have still wait ahead.

[Solan]

Dr. Young,
I see you are planing and starting up trails in multiple countries; China, US, India, Norway etc.
Sorry if this question has been answered before, but will all these initial trails be focusing on complete injuries or will you also do a incomplete injury trail in one of these countries? Might I suggest Norway as an exellent location for a trail like this?

[fti]

Re bonjour wise young vous avais dit que pour tester un médicament an chine il fallait déjà avoir fais la phase 2 et alseres avec Cethrin l'a déjà fais es possible de le combiné avec les cellules du cordon ombilical et le lithium?


merci

guerdener

[Jawaid]

Sorry to ask Dr Young that only neural stem cells can regenerate neurons in lumbosacral injuries like me or with some combination therapies? If with combination of therapies then which can be those? Can u tell in detail bit?

Should i be looking for Stemcell Inc who will be using neural stem cells for chronic SCI trials?

[Wise Young]

Sorry to ask Dr Young that only neural stem cells can regenerate neurons in lumbosacral injuries like me or with some combination therapies? If with combination of therapies then which can be those? Can u tell in detail bit?

Should i be looking for Stemcell Inc who will be using neural stem cells for chronic SCI trials?

I think that combination regenerative therapies and neuronal replacment therapies will be needed. Wise.

[pcoollll]

In 5/2005 I was paralysed in body because I met with a motorbike accident.

I had partial use of my 2 arms but I could move my left arm (only some difficulty). I could no move my fingers. I had a pressure sensation all over my body. Above the injury I could feel normally but below the injury level. I had no bowel or bladder control. I could not move my legs and I had no feeling below the injury site. I upper body was strong but there was some lack of sensation.
I have been spinal cord neck columns from C5 to C7
I have not ever been undergone any surgery.
What must I do now?

Everybody help me,
thanks

[fti]

une réponse a ma question svp wise young merci