is this a Chinascinet video?

[lunasicc42]

looks really good

http://en.kmtrh.org/news/1378349623229.html


if so..

[lunasicc42]

and this video is old... Is there even more progress since then?

[Jim]

No vid bro

[lunasicc42]

No vid bro

Oops! So that is some other program?

[lunasicc42]

sooo, does anyone know what treatment this is? If legit... It seems adequate

[GreaseLightning]

No vid bro

Jim, are you saying this is not part of what is going on at Kumming? I see Dr Young as part of the team, in fact, he's listed first on the site. When was this video done; do you know? This is pretty impressive stuff. If this is legitimate, people should know about this. This would be a driver to increase funding, wouldn't it? But there is not enough context; it's just a video. So, if you can provide some context, that would be great.

[Jim]

i don't see a video

[Random]

I don’t see a video either.

[lunasicc42]

I think you should look harder. The video is pretty awesome, it shows a paralyzed Chinese dood in a bed with doctors or nurses around him showing that he can't voluntarily move his legs, then a short video of the actual operation, then it says "3 months later" and it shows him walking in a rolling walker with someone walking behind him with things so his knees don't buckle and feet don't drag, then video of him voluntarily lifting his legs some in bed. The walking training looks exactly what Dr. Young has described

[lunasicc42]

Also, the amount of atrophy in the patients legs lend credibility, I don't know how you could fake that

[Random]

Clicking around on the topics in the green bar and on development on the left yellow part brings you to other faint gray hotlinks and multiple pictures, but I can’t find any video. One names Wise instructing and one shows the team, along many others.
http://en.kmtrh.org/news/1441524043209.html

[GreaseLightning]

i don't see a video

Did you click on the link provided by lunasicc42? The video is right there. I don't know why you're not seeing it.

[GreaseLightning]

I don?t see a video either.

Click on the "typical cases" tab. Although, the first link takes you right there.

[Jim]

the link takes me here. Ironic, i have a mac, China ...

[El Bandido]

Same for me, with Windows/Chrome instead, with Explorer, it works.