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Case Study: Brain Surgery (Functional Stereotaxy) for Stroke

Advanced Treatment for Stroke Patient

Patient Information

• Name: Izsak Helen
• Date of Birth: January 19, 1961
• Gender: Female
• Country of Residence: USA

Diagnosis: Hemorrhagic stroke

Treatment Plan:

• Stereotactic Brain Procedure (historically described as MIBR)
• Nerve growth factor transplantation
• Rehabilitation therapy
• Traditional Chinese Medicine (Acupuncture)

Introduction:
Helen, a close friend of our previous patient Mr. Mark, had heard about his reported progress at Beijing Puhua International Hospital (BPIH). After attending her daughter's wedding, Helen and her husband decided to visit BPIH to address Helen's post-stroke symptoms.

Medical Condition Before Treatment:

• Complete left-side paralysis
• Weak muscle strength in the left upper limb with poor muscle tone
• Inability to coordinate movements due to lack of cooperation from the left body side

Treatment at BPIH:

• MIBR combined with nerve growth factor transplantation
• Daily acupuncture sessions
• Comprehensive rehabilitation therapy

Medical Condition After Treatment (Pre-Discharge):

• Improved walking ability
• Relaxed and more responsive tight muscles

Post-Treatment Follow-up:

• Helen and her husband returned home safely
• BPIH maintains contact to monitor Helen's progress and provide support as needed
• Our medical team looks forward to hearing about Helen's continued improvements