Autoimmune encephalitis is a disease that describes a group of conditions that occur when the immune system mistakenly attacks healthy cells, making it difficult to detect and determine the cause of the disease.

Autoimmune encephalitis is characterized by brain lesions caused by errors in the autoimmune system. The lesions are generally complex, causing severe neuropsychiatric deficits. Accordingly, this diagnosis needs to be recognized as early as possible, and proper treatment will improve the prognosis for patients in the hospital as well as limit future sequelae.

Autoimmune encephalitis is a rare type of acute brain inflammation caused by the body's immune system producing antibodies against glutamate receptors in the brain (NMDA- N methyl D aspartate). NMDA receptors are proteins that transmit nerve impulses related to memory, language, and autonomic nerves (heart rate, breathing).

Stem cell transplantation to treat cerebral palsy is one of the remarkable applications of modern medicine, opening up a new future for cerebral palsy patients. According to statistics, about 80% of cerebral palsy patients after stem cell transplantation can improve motor function, concentration, memory, and coordination in daily activities better...