Epilepsy Therapy
A bone-marrow-derived stem cell protocol is applied to support seizure control in epilepsy patients without requiring general anesthesia.
Therapy Process
Neurological Assessment
Pre-evaluation with EEG, MRI and seizure frequency analysis.
Bone Marrow Preparation
Autologous stem cell isolation from the patient's own bone marrow.
Application
4-hour procedure under local anesthesia; no general anesthesia required.
Follow-up
3-month seizure frequency monitoring and neurologist evaluation.
- ✓Reduction in seizure frequency
- ✓Potential for medication dose reduction
- ✓Safe procedure without general anesthesia
- ✓Short hospital stay
- ✓Improved quality of life
Frequently Asked Questions
Who Is This Therapy For?
✓Suitable Candidates
- •Drug-resistant epilepsy patients uncontrolled by medication
- •Patients who have tried at least 2 antiepileptic drugs
- •Adults and children with neurologist approval
✕Not Suitable For
- •Those with active infection
- •Those with blood clotting disorders
- •Those who have had surgery in the last 3 months
Therapy Timeline
Remote Assessment
1-2 weeks: EEG, MRI and seizure diary review
Istanbul Programme
1 day: ~4-hour procedure under local anesthesia, same-day discharge
Follow-up
3 months: seizure frequency monitoring, neurologist evaluation
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