Stem cell therapy in CBC Health (Cord Blood Stem Cell Center)

CBC Health's regenerative treatment uses high-dose intravenous cord blood infusion and is internationally available. The clinic's therapy has been successful in treating patients of different ages and with various inflammatory and/or neurological conditions such as:

• stroke;
• cerebral palsy;
• autism spectrum disorder;
• traumatic brain injury;
• spinal cord injury;
• COPD;
• inflammatory bowel disease.

The CBC team has 20 years of experience and applies only high-quality blood components. To achieve an optimum therapeutic effect, a dose of 50 million cells per kg is required. Each infusion includes cord blood collected from 4 to 8 donors, provided by the clinic's own cord blood bank, one of the biggest and oldest in Europe. CBC Health is currently the only practice worldwide offering this therapy with such a high number of cell components per kilogram of body weight.
Cord blood infusion does not replace standard therapy, but as an additional method, it helps brain cells regenerate and improve patient thinking and movement. The sooner therapy is started, the better the result. Continuous improvement is noticeable within a few weeks after the infusion.
The treatment is completed within 2-3 days and takes place in one of the center's state-of-the-art day clinics located in Eindhoven, the Netherlands.