These case studies document individual patients treated at Stem Cell Care India. They are for informational purposes only, do not constitute medical advice, and do not guarantee outcomes for other patients. Updated 28th Aug 2026.
Neurological Conditions
What do our case studies show about stem cell therapy for neurological conditions?
Documented patient cases covering stroke, spinal muscular atrophy, spinocerebellar ataxia, hereditary spastic paraplegia, multiple sclerosis and progressive supranuclear palsy. Every entry below is a real, documented patient record — not a peer-reviewed study — with diagnosis, demographics and admission/discharge dates, linking through to the individual case report.
Brain StrokeMale, 49 yrs
Brain Stroke — Male, 49 Years
Case Study · March 2024
Quick facts: 49-year-old male patient from Kenya, admitted March 21, 2024 and discharged March 23, 2024. Primary diagnosis on record: Brain Stroke.
This is a documented patient case on file at Stem Cell Care India, not a clinical trial result. It records the presenting diagnosis, demographic details and the admission/discharge window for brain stroke. See our Stroke treatment page for how this condition is generally evaluated.
Nationality: Kenya · Admission: March 21, 2024 · Discharge: March 23, 2024
Quick facts: 38-year-old male patient from Canada, admitted March 22, 2024 and discharged March 23, 2024. Primary diagnosis on record: Spinal Muscular Atrophy.
This is a documented patient case on file at Stem Cell Care India, not a clinical trial result. It records the presenting diagnosis, demographic details and the admission/discharge window for spinal muscular atrophy. See our Spinal Muscular Atrophy treatment page for how this condition is generally evaluated.
Nationality: Canada · Admission: March 22, 2024 · Discharge: March 23, 2024
Quick facts: 35-year-old male patient from India, admitted March 28, 2024 and discharged March 29, 2024. Primary diagnosis on record: Spinocerebellar Ataxia Type 1.
This is a documented patient case on file at Stem Cell Care India, not a clinical trial result. It records the presenting diagnosis, demographic details and the admission/discharge window for spinocerebellar ataxia type 1. See our Ataxia treatment page for how this condition is generally evaluated.
Nationality: India · Admission: March 28, 2024 · Discharge: March 29, 2024
Quick facts: 68-year-old female patient from Switzerland, admitted April 12, 2024 and discharged April 13, 2024. Primary diagnosis on record: Hereditary Spastic Paraplegia.
This is a documented patient case on file at Stem Cell Care India, not a clinical trial result. It records the presenting diagnosis, demographic details and the admission/discharge window for hereditary spastic paraplegia. See our Spinal Cord Disorders treatment page for how this condition is generally evaluated.
Nationality: Switzerland · Admission: April 12, 2024 · Discharge: April 13, 2024
Quick facts: 46-year-old male patient from Canada, admitted April 13, 2024 and discharged April 14, 2024. Primary diagnosis on record: Multiple Sclerosis.
This is a documented patient case on file at Stem Cell Care India, not a clinical trial result. It records the presenting diagnosis, demographic details and the admission/discharge window for multiple sclerosis. See our Multiple Sclerosis treatment page for how this condition is generally evaluated.
Nationality: Canada · Admission: April 13, 2024 · Discharge: April 14, 2024
Quick facts: 66-year-old male patient from India, admitted May 10, 2024 and discharged May 12, 2024. Primary diagnosis on record: Progressive Supranuclear Palsy.
This is a documented patient case on file at Stem Cell Care India, not a clinical trial result. It records the presenting diagnosis, demographic details and the admission/discharge window for progressive supranuclear palsy. See our Neurological Disorders treatment page for how this condition is generally evaluated.
Nationality: India · Admission: May 10, 2024 · Discharge: May 12, 2024
What do our case studies show about stem cell therapy for orthopaedic conditions?
Documented patient cases covering shoulder joint pathology combined with osteoarthritis, and bilateral knee osteoarthritis. Every entry below is a real, documented patient record — not a peer-reviewed study — with diagnosis, demographics and admission/discharge dates, linking through to the individual case report.
SLAP Shoulder + Bilateral Knee OAMale, 35 yrs
SLAP Right Shoulder Along With OA Both Knee Joints — Male, 35 Years
Case Study · March 2024
Quick facts: 35-year-old male patient from the USA, admitted March 6, 2024 and discharged March 6, 2024. Primary diagnosis on record: SLAP Right Shoulder Along With OA Both Knee Joints.
This is a documented patient case on file at Stem Cell Care India, not a clinical trial result. It records the presenting diagnosis, demographic details and the admission/discharge window for slap shoulder + bilateral knee oa. See our Shoulder Injury treatment page for how this condition is generally evaluated.
Nationality: USA · Admission: March 6, 2024 · Discharge: March 6, 2024
Quick facts: 75-year-old female patient from India, admitted March 21, 2024 and discharged March 23, 2024. Primary diagnosis on record: Bilateral Knee Osteoarthritis.
This is a documented patient case on file at Stem Cell Care India, not a clinical trial result. It records the presenting diagnosis, demographic details and the admission/discharge window for bilateral knee osteoarthritis. See our Osteoarthritis treatment page for how this condition is generally evaluated.
Nationality: India · Admission: March 21, 2024 · Discharge: March 23, 2024
What do our case studies show about stem cell therapy for vision loss conditions?
Documented patient cases covering retinitis pigmentosa, age-related macular degeneration, bilateral optic nerve atrophy and bilateral optic neuropathy. Every entry below is a real, documented patient record — not a peer-reviewed study — with diagnosis, demographics and admission/discharge dates, linking through to the individual case report.
Retinitis PigmentosaFemale, 22 yrs
Retinitis Pigmentosa — Female, 22 Years
Case Study · March 2024
Quick facts: 22-year-old female patient from India, admitted March 21, 2024 and discharged March 23, 2024. Primary diagnosis on record: Retinitis Pigmentosa.
This is a documented patient case on file at Stem Cell Care India, not a clinical trial result. It records the presenting diagnosis, demographic details and the admission/discharge window for retinitis pigmentosa. See our Retinitis Pigmentosa treatment page for how this condition is generally evaluated.
Nationality: India · Admission: March 21, 2024 · Discharge: March 23, 2024
Quick facts: 66-year-old male patient from Switzerland, admitted March 28, 2024 and discharged March 29, 2024. Primary diagnosis on record: Retinitis Pigmentosa.
This is a documented patient case on file at Stem Cell Care India, not a clinical trial result. It records the presenting diagnosis, demographic details and the admission/discharge window for retinitis pigmentosa. See our Retinitis Pigmentosa treatment page for how this condition is generally evaluated.
Nationality: Switzerland · Admission: March 28, 2024 · Discharge: March 29, 2024
Quick facts: 64-year-old male patient from Switzerland, admitted March 28, 2024 and discharged March 29, 2024. Primary diagnosis on record: Retinitis Pigmentosa.
This is a documented patient case on file at Stem Cell Care India, not a clinical trial result. It records the presenting diagnosis, demographic details and the admission/discharge window for retinitis pigmentosa. See our Retinitis Pigmentosa treatment page for how this condition is generally evaluated.
Nationality: Switzerland · Admission: March 28, 2024 · Discharge: March 29, 2024
Quick facts: 69-year-old male patient from Switzerland, admitted March 28, 2024 and discharged March 29, 2024. Primary diagnosis on record: Age-Related Macular Degeneration.
This is a documented patient case on file at Stem Cell Care India, not a clinical trial result. It records the presenting diagnosis, demographic details and the admission/discharge window for age-related macular degeneration. See our Age-Related Macular Degeneration treatment page for how this condition is generally evaluated.
Nationality: Switzerland · Admission: March 28, 2024 · Discharge: March 29, 2024
Quick facts: 18-year-old female patient from India, admitted April 7, 2024 and discharged April 8, 2024. Primary diagnosis on record: Bilateral Optic Nerve Atrophy.
This is a documented patient case on file at Stem Cell Care India, not a clinical trial result. It records the presenting diagnosis, demographic details and the admission/discharge window for bilateral optic nerve atrophy. See our Optic Nerve Atrophy treatment page for how this condition is generally evaluated.
Nationality: India · Admission: April 7, 2024 · Discharge: April 8, 2024
Quick facts: 51-year-old female patient from India, admitted April 12, 2024 and discharged April 13, 2024. Primary diagnosis on record: Bilateral Optic Neuropathy.
This is a documented patient case on file at Stem Cell Care India, not a clinical trial result. It records the presenting diagnosis, demographic details and the admission/discharge window for bilateral optic neuropathy. See our Optic Neuropathy treatment page for how this condition is generally evaluated.
Nationality: India · Admission: April 12, 2024 · Discharge: April 13, 2024
Quick facts: 58-year-old male patient from India, admitted May 21, 2024 and discharged May 23, 2024. Primary diagnosis on record: Retinitis Pigmentosa.
This is a documented patient case on file at Stem Cell Care India, not a clinical trial result. It records the presenting diagnosis, demographic details and the admission/discharge window for retinitis pigmentosa. See our Retinitis Pigmentosa treatment page for how this condition is generally evaluated.
Nationality: India · Admission: May 21, 2024 · Discharge: May 23, 2024
What do our case studies show about stem cell therapy for kidney and liver conditions?
Documented patient cases covering chronic kidney disease with hypertension, and chronic liver disease with portal hypertension and type 2 diabetes. Every entry below is a real, documented patient record — not a peer-reviewed study — with diagnosis, demographics and admission/discharge dates, linking through to the individual case report.
Chronic Kidney Disease with HypertensionMale, 65 yrs
CKD With Hypertension — Male, 65 Years
Case Study · March 2024
Quick facts: 65-year-old male patient from India, admitted March 21, 2024 and discharged March 23, 2024. Primary diagnosis on record: CKD With Hypertension.
This is a documented patient case on file at Stem Cell Care India, not a clinical trial result. It records the presenting diagnosis, demographic details and the admission/discharge window for chronic kidney disease with hypertension. See our Kidney Disorder treatment page for how this condition is generally evaluated.
Nationality: India · Admission: March 21, 2024 · Discharge: March 23, 2024
Chronic Liver Disease with Portal Hypertension & T2DMFemale, 18 yrs
Chronic Liver Disease With Portal HTN and T2DM — Female, 18 Years
Case Study · April 2024
Quick facts: 18-year-old female patient from India, admitted April 4, 2024 and discharged April 8, 2024. Primary diagnosis on record: Chronic Liver Disease With Portal HTN and T2DM.
This is a documented patient case on file at Stem Cell Care India, not a clinical trial result. It records the presenting diagnosis, demographic details and the admission/discharge window for chronic liver disease with portal hypertension & t2dm. See our Liver Disease treatment page for how this condition is generally evaluated.
Nationality: India · Admission: April 4, 2024 · Discharge: April 8, 2024
What do our case studies show about stem cell therapy for reproductive health?
A documented patient case covering female infertility. Every entry below is a real, documented patient record — not a peer-reviewed study — with diagnosis, demographics and admission/discharge dates, linking through to the individual case report.
Female InfertilityFemale, 43 yrs
Female Infertility — Female, 43 Years
Case Study · May 2024
Quick facts: 43-year-old female patient from Kenya, admitted May 28, 2024 and discharged May 30, 2024. Primary diagnosis on record: Female Infertility.
This is a documented patient case on file at Stem Cell Care India, not a clinical trial result. It records the presenting diagnosis, demographic details and the admission/discharge window for female infertility. See our Female Infertility treatment page for how this condition is generally evaluated.
Nationality: Kenya · Admission: May 28, 2024 · Discharge: May 30, 2024
Glossary: How to read a Stem Cell Care India case study
Plain-language definitions for the terms used in the case cards above.
Case Study
An internal record of one patient's diagnosis, demographic details and treatment episode at Stem Cell Care India. It documents what was done, not a controlled research outcome.
Diagnosis
The presenting medical condition recorded for the patient at admission, as documented in our clinical intake records.
Admission Date
The date the patient was admitted to the partner facility to begin their evaluation and care episode.
Discharge Date
The date the patient completed that care episode and was discharged. Discharge does not imply a resolved or cured condition.
Nationality
The patient's country of origin, included to reflect the international and domestic patient mix treated at our centre.
Investigational Therapy
A treatment approach that has not received full regulatory approval as a standard cure and remains under study, per current ICMR guidelines in India.
A note on individual results: Every patient's underlying condition and response to care is unique. Nothing on this page should be read as a prediction of outcome for any other patient — for research evidence on how these therapies perform across pooled patient groups, see our Research & Publications library.
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Common questions about how to read and use this case study library.
Is there a photo gallery of patient outcomes to go with these case studies?+
Yes — our Patient Gallery has before-and-after photos organised by condition, alongside this text-based case archive.
Are these Stem Cell Care India's own patients, or third-party research subjects?+
These are Stem Cell Care India's own documented patients. This is different from our Research & Publications page, which indexes independent, peer-reviewed third-party studies from PubMed and PubMed Central.
Do these case studies prove a treatment will work for me?+
No. Each case documents one patient's diagnosis and admission/discharge details. Individual results vary, and nothing here guarantees a similar outcome for another patient with a similar or different diagnosis.
What information does each case study include?+
Diagnosis, patient sex and age, nationality, and admission and discharge dates, with a link to the full case report for that patient.
Why do some entries show the same diagnosis, like retinitis pigmentosa, more than once?+
Because more than one patient was treated for that condition in the period covered by this archive. Each entry is a distinct, individually documented patient.
Most applications remain investigational under current ICMR guidelines rather than approved cures, and are offered within regulated clinical research and patient-support settings.
How often is this case study library updated?+
New case studies are added by our medical team as patients complete their care episodes and consent to their case being documented on this page.
Can I read the full case report for a specific patient?+
Yes. Each card links to a dedicated case-study page with the complete record for that patient.
Does reading these case studies tell me if I'm a candidate for treatment?+
Not on its own. Suitability depends on your specific diagnosis, medical history and reports, reviewed free of charge by our medical team.
Can I discuss a specific case with a doctor before booking anything?+
Yes, a free tele-consultation can be arranged to discuss your reports with no obligation to proceed.
Does insurance cover treatments described in these case studies?+
Generally no. Because most stem cell applications remain investigational rather than approved treatments in India, insurance typically does not cover the cost.
How do I contact Stem Cell Care India for a free case review?+
Call +91 87430 24344 (international) or +91 78382 23336 (India), message on WhatsApp, or use the contact form — a specialist responds within 24 to 48 hours.
Can international patients get a case review before travelling to India?+
Yes, medical reports can be submitted through the contact form or a free expert opinion request, and the medical team reviews cases remotely before the patient commits to travel.
Are there case studies for exosome therapy in retinal detachment?+
Yes — alongside the stem cell case reviews above, patients exploring a less invasive option can read about Exosome Therapy for Retinal Detachment, a regenerative option some patients consider alongside or instead of stem cell therapy.
Do you have exosome therapy case studies for retinopathy?+
Yes — in addition to the stem cell cases above, patients researching retinopathy can also read about Exosome Therapy for Retinopathy, a regenerative option some patients consider alongside or instead of stem cell therapy.
Is exosome therapy covered in your diabetic neuropathy case studies?+
Alongside the stem cell cases above, patients researching non-surgical options can read about Exosome Therapy for Diabetic Neuropathy, a regenerative option some patients consider alongside or instead of stem cell therapy.
Do you have case reviews for exosome therapy in muscular dystrophy?+
Yes — beyond the stem cell cases above, families researching muscular dystrophy can read about Exosome Therapy for Muscular Dystrophy, a regenerative option some patients consider alongside or instead of stem cell therapy.
Are there exosome therapy case studies for osteoporosis?+
Yes — in addition to the stem cell cases above, patients researching bone density support can read about Exosome Therapy for Osteoporosis, a regenerative option some patients consider alongside or instead of stem cell therapy.
Do your case studies cover exosome therapy for Parkinson's disease?+
Alongside the stem cell cases above, patients researching Parkinson's can also read about Exosome Therapy for Parkinson’s Disease, a regenerative option some patients consider alongside or instead of stem cell therapy.
Is exosome therapy included in your rheumatoid arthritis case studies?+
Yes — beyond the stem cell cases above, patients researching autoimmune joint care can read about Exosome Therapy for Rheumatoid Arthritis, a regenerative option some patients consider alongside or instead of stem cell therapy.
Do you have exosome therapy case reviews for sciatica?+
Alongside the stem cell cases above, patients researching sciatic nerve pain can also read about Exosome Therapy for Sciatic Nerve Injury & Sciatica, a regenerative option some patients consider alongside or instead of stem cell therapy.
Are there exosome therapy case studies for shoulder injuries?+
Yes — in addition to the stem cell cases above, patients researching shoulder recovery can read about Exosome Therapy for Shoulder Injury, a regenerative option some patients consider alongside or instead of stem cell therapy.
Do your case studies cover exosome therapy for spinal cord injury?+
Alongside the stem cell cases above, families researching spinal cord injury can also read about Exosome Therapy for Spinal Cord Injury, a regenerative option some patients consider alongside or instead of stem cell therapy.
Is exosome therapy part of your spinal muscular atrophy case reviews?+
Yes — beyond the stem cell cases above, families researching SMA can read about Exosome Therapy for Spinal Muscular Atrophy, a regenerative option some patients consider alongside or instead of stem cell therapy.
Do you have exosome therapy case studies for sports injuries?+
Alongside the stem cell cases above, athletes researching recovery options can also read about Exosome Therapy for Sports Injuries, a regenerative option some patients consider alongside or instead of stem cell therapy.
Are there exosome therapy case studies for systemic lupus?+
Yes — in addition to the stem cell cases above, patients researching lupus care can read about Exosome Therapy for Systemic Lupus, a regenerative option some patients consider alongside or instead of stem cell therapy.
Do your case studies cover exosome therapy for chronic wounds?+
Alongside the stem cell cases above, patients researching non-healing wounds can also read about Exosome Therapy for Wound Healing, a regenerative option some patients consider alongside or instead of stem cell therapy.
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Patient Stories & Testimonials
Patient stories are individual experiences. Results vary from person to person and are not a promise of outcome or a substitute for advice from your treating doctor.
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Erectile Dysfunction Treatment With Stem Cells: A Patient's Story
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