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Man Paralyzed In Surfing Accident Regains Ability to Walk After Stem Cell Treatment

Chris Barr went surfing at Ocean Beach and broke his neck in eight places. He was paralyzed from the down. But after a stem cell trial, Barr is walking again.

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Stem Cell Treatment Helped A Man Who Was Paralyzed From The Neck Down To Stand On His Own

Stem Cell Treatment Helped A Man Who Was Paralyzed From The Neck Down To Stand On His Own
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Experimental Treatment For Spinal Cord Injury Shows Improvement in 7 of 10 Patients

An experimental and controversial stem cell transplant, which aims to treat traumatic spinal cord injury, has shown promising new results in a phase I clinical trial.

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Spinal cord injury patient able to walk after stem cell treatment

A man who was paralyzed seven years ago can walk and stand on his own after taking part in a stem cell study at Rochester, Minn.-based Mayo Clinic.

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Paralyzed man who can walk again shows potential benefit of stem cell therapy

A man who was paralyzed from the neck down after a surfing accident seven years ago is now able to stand and walk on his own, thanks in part to a potentially groundbreaking stem cell treatment. Chris Barr was the very first patient in a Mayo Clinic study that collected stem cells from his own stomach fat, expanded them in a laboratory to 100 million cells and then injected the cells into Barr's lumbar spine. "I never dreamed I would have a recovery like this," Barr told ABC News' Will Reeve.

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