Mesenteric Neural Stem Cell for Chronic Spinal Cord Injury: A Literature Review

Spinal cord injury (SCI) is a common and potentially life-threatening condition with no established treatment to treat the primary injury. Mesenteric neural stem cell (NSC) therapy promising SCI in chronic phase. We aimed review literature narratively describe current evidence regarding mesenteric NSC SCI. Primary refers tissue damage that occurs at time of trauma leads death neuronal cells. In SCI, ability regeneration compromised by development gliotic scar. targeted Enteric one sources NSC, autologous gut harvesting appendix using endoscopic surgery provides more straightforward low-risk procedure. Intramedullary transplantation ultrasound guiding administration technique which offers long-term regeneration. low risk easier procedure isolate cells compared other sources.