Tiantan Puhua

Stem Cell Treatment Center

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The world's most advanced stem cell procedures and treatments in Asia's top neurosurgical hospital.

Welcome to Tiantan Puhua

"Here at Tiantan Puhua Hospital we will join together as patients,doctors and scientists in our continued efforts to bring about a new found hope for all humankind."

Stem Cell Treatments

Stem Cell Treatment for Parkinson's

hRPE adult stem cells are a new and most promising solution for Parkinson's Patients. hRPE cells can naturally provide a source of increased dopamine production to promote functional recovery in Parkinson's patients.

Stem Cell Treatment for Cerebral Palsy

Cerebral palsy usually occurs because of head trauma or infection at a young age. It damages motor areas in the brain, which can result in a number of chronic neurological disorders. Symptoms and severity vary from person to person.

Stem Cell Treatment for Traumatic Brain Injury

Since most brain injuries affect several areas in the brain, the most effective and safe procedure to deliver the stem cells is via a spinal injection into the CSF (Cerebral Spinal Fluid), which circulates in and around the whole brain.

Current News

'I feel a lot better than I did': Sick Waterloo man traveled to China for stem cell injections

The 72-year-old Waterloo man flew to China for experimental treatment this spring, He spent two months getting stem cells injected into his spine at Beijing's Tiantan Puhua Hospital, which specializes in neurology.

Goranflo family prepares for another flight to China for medical treatment

Hailey will be the fifth child with Batten Disease to be treated in Beijing. "It's nothing miraculous but the children that have been treated are doing better. It can help reduce the seizures," says Goranflo.

New appeal to give Shonia a better life

Shonia is now 8cm taller, 3k heavier, and can sit unaided. She can stand with very little support and place her feet flat on the ground, raising hopes that she will walk one day.

Stem Cell Research

BrainStorm Cell Therapeutics and Rutgers University Join Forces to Identify a Cure for Spinal Cord Injuries via Stem-Cell Research

BrainStorm Cell Therapeutics Inc.,it's pleased to announce that the Company has expanded its collaboration with Rutgers University in an effort to cure spinal cord injuries through BrainStorm's cutting-edge adult stem cell research.

Titan Inc. Announces Results of Clinical Study of SPHERAMINES

The publication reported study results at one year and two years post treatment. At one year post treatment, patients demonstrated a 48 percent average improvement in motor function over baseline...

hRPE cells in Advanced Parkinson Diseases

This continuous striatal delivery is an experimental approach and the basis of this study. It is found that human retinal pigment epithelial (RPE) cells produce levodopa.

Press Releases from Tiantan Puhua

Historic Breakthrough in Fighting Children's Batten Disease As China Stem Cells Give New Lease on Life to 6 Year Old California Boy

Tiantan Puhua Hospital announced another historic first in successfully using stem cells to improve and potentially prolong the life of 6 year old California native Blake Dell'Aringa.

Multiple Stem Cell Treatments Quickening Pace of Healing in Brain Injury Patients

"Patients are beginning to recognize the value of coming to Beijing several times to be treated with stem cells. For us healthy people, what seems like merely slight progress can be a significant breakthrough for sufferers of nerve disorders."

American and European Parkinson's Sufferers Find Chinese Stem Cell Treatment Effective

Tiantan Puhua Neurosurgical Hospital today here announced that four more international patients returned home with a significant reduction in their debilitating Parkinson's disease symptoms.

Ursula Kluber
Parkinson's Disease
UK

Penny Thomas
Parkinson's Disease
USA

Gabor Bocskai
Cerebral Palsy
Hungary

Daniel Maughan
Brain Injury
USA

Edgardo Antonio Escobar
ALS
USA

Warren Clemence
Multiple Sclerosis
Canada

James Ty Haywood
MSA
USA

Blake Dell'Aringa
Batten Disease
USA