that Wise's trial is for chronics. I want to be clear to a firend who is insistent on Wise's trial is not for chronics. He says that Stem Cell Inc is the only player starting trials for chronics.
Thanks in advance
keeping on
that Wise's trial is for chronics. I want to be clear to a firend who is insistent on Wise's trial is not for chronics. He says that Stem Cell Inc is the only player starting trials for chronics.
Thanks in advance
keeping on
Keeping on, I believe some therapies will have restorative function when you have over 1,000,000 posts. Keep on...
Donnie: Dr. Xiao, What are your thoughts on a cure/combination therapy for SCI's??
CG Xiao: Donnie, I don't want to disappoint you, but I think it is impossible to restore the continuity of the cord or "bridge the gap" in the near future, let's say: 50 years. Dr Wise Young has been my most respected scientist in SCI. He has dedicated and contributed to SCI no other can match.
With all the threads about ChinaSCINet and their work, your question has been answered many times keeping on. Is for chronics.
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thanks Isadur; just confirmation my friend
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seriously?
Anyways... Go to clinicaltrials.gov, look up the trial and see all the eligibility requirements
http://www.clinicaltrials.gov/ct2/sh...injury&rank=19
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lunascic, thank you. Iwas looking for direct confirmation of the chornic nature of the trial. I can give this to my contact and put the argument to rest between us. thanks again. by the way I wanted more confirmation of this and not just me. this will work just fine.
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dumb question but i dont no what does chronic and acute injury mean? im a new injury and havent heard this before thanks for your help in advance!
acute means very recently injured.Originally Posted by blairc7
chronic means you have been injured for a while.
so im in my 7th month what am i considered?
Wise is committed to designing trials for chronic SCI.
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