Subject | Neurological and radiological changes |
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Subject 1 (16Â m of age at transplant) | Tracheostomy and gastrostomy at baseline |
 | Remained neurologically stable, but was noted to have reduced nightly CPAP at 12 months |
 | Increased FA by MRI |
Subject 2 (42Â m of age at transplant) | Developed improved truncal support and the ability to take steps with assistance. He also began speaking audible single words and the ability to follow two-step commands |
 | Increased FA by MRI |
Subject 3 (14Â m of age at transplant) | Tracheostomy and gastrostomy at baseline |
 | Developed upper extremity antigravity strength and to take some solid foods by mouth |
 | Nightly CPAP dependency reduced |
 | Greatest increase in FA by MRI; but comparable to ‘control’ regions |
Subject 4 (66Â m of age at transplant) | Developed improved truncal support and progressed from the use of a walker with significant support at baseline to walking with minimal assistance |
 | Developed the ability for self-feeding and to follow two-step commands |
 | Increased FA by MRI |