Advancing Stem Cell Therapy: A New Frontier in Neurological Disorder Treatment

Date: Thursday 6 Nov. 2025
Id 6
Topic Research
Speakers Xiaofeng Jia USA, Johannes Atta GERMANY, Toshiya Osanai JAPAN, Abdulrahman Shudifat JORDAN
A review of the exciting frontier of stem cell therapy for acute neurological injuries including brain injury after cardiac arrest, global anoxic injury, stroke, spinal cord injury, and peripheral nerve injury. Attendees will learn the basic science involved in stem cell procurement, generation, and differentiation. Attendees will discover the potential applications of stem cells in various acute neurological diseases such as stroke, SCI, post-cardiac arrest, and peripheral nerve injury. Attendees will investigate the limitations of translation of these stem cell therapies to clinical practice and will discuss potential solutions to this challenge.
Chair Xiaofeng Jia
11H Novel Glycoengineered human Stem Cell Therapy for Brain Injury after Cardiac Arrest. Xiaofeng Jia
11H10 New Horizon: Combine Robotics and ANOVA IRM Stem Cell-based Treatments. Johannes Atta
11H20 Allogeneic Stem Cell Therapy for Acute Ischemic Stroke: The Phase 2/3 TREASURE Randomized Clinical Trial. Toshiya Osanai
11H30 Mesenchymal stromal cells of bone marrow and umbilical cord origins in patients with chronic spinal cord injuries: a phase I/II study. Abdulrahman Shudifat
11H40 Free OC ID 291 The Importance of Using the Actigraph Devices to Detect the Fall Risk Among Older Adults With Sleep Disorders. Mohammed Alshehri
11H45 SUMMARY
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Id 6
Topic
Research
Speakers
Xiaofeng Jia USA, Johannes Atta GERMANY, Toshiya Osanai JAPAN, Abdulrahman Shudifat JORDAN
Chair
Xiaofeng Jia
11H
Novel Glycoengineered human Stem Cell Therapy for Brain Injury after Cardiac Arrest.
Xiaofeng Jia
11H10
New Horizon: Combine Robotics and ANOVA IRM Stem Cell-based Treatments.
Johannes Atta
11H20
Allogeneic Stem Cell Therapy for Acute Ischemic Stroke: The Phase 2/3 TREASURE Randomized Clinical Trial.
Toshiya Osanai
11H30
Mesenchymal stromal cells of bone marrow and umbilical cord origins in patients with chronic spinal cord injuries: a phase I/II study.
Abdulrahman Shudifat
11H40
Free OC ID 291
The Importance of Using the Actigraph Devices to Detect the Fall Risk Among Older Adults With Sleep Disorders.
Mohammed Alshehri
11H45
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