Bone Marrow Transplant in Hyderabad India

As medical treatment costs in the developed world more and more Westerners are finding the prospect of international travel for medical care increasingly appealing. There’s no wonder medical tourism is a growing sector in India. India is considered a highly effective centre for specialized departments such as cardiology, orthopedics, paediatric cardiac surgery, dentistry, stem cell therapy, cosmetic surgery, and cancer treatment, among others.

With its state of the art facilities, like specially designed rooms, Basavatarakam Indo American Cancer Hospital & Research Institute is committed to provide excellent medical services in bone marrow transplantation.

Bone marrow transplant and peripheral blood stem cell transplant consists in the healing of damaged stem cells using high doses of chemotherapy and/or radiation therapy. The goal of a bone marrow transplant procedure is for the new stem cells to travel to your bone cavities, form new bone marrow and produce normal blood cells.

Cancer Treatment Package at BIACH&RI

• Pre-evaluation / investigations
• BMT-Autologus
• Treatment period: 4 Months
• Doctor in charge of treatment: Dr.Senthil J Rajappa, Head Medical Oncology

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Bone Marrow Transplant Treatment Abroad: What you should KNOW?

A bone marrow transplant is also known as a BMT. Bone marrow transplants have been performed since the late 1960s and are often used for:

• Anemia Treatment,
• Leukemia Treatment,
• Immune Deficiency Disorders Treatment,
• Cancer Treatment.

Bone marrow is considered a type of Stem Cell Treatment, since the bone marrow is found inside bones. It contains blood cells and stem cells whose major function is to create new blood cells and fight infection, making it very difficult for individuals requiring a bone marrow transplant find donors that can provide suitable bone marrow.

There are Different types of bone marrow transplants:

• Allogenic - bone marrow from another donor other than the patient
• Syngeneic - bone marrow harvested from an identical twin

In many cases, patients have a sibling whose bone marrow provides a good match that prevents rejection by the patient to foreign materials. This process is known as graft- versus-host disease, or more simply, rejection.

During the grafting process, a relatively general procedure is followed, regardless of the reason for the transplant. Prior to the transplant, both patient and donor are required to undergo a variety of tests to ensure a match and otherwise healthy organ function.

In most cases, bone marrow from a donor is harvested through a large needle inserted into the crest of the hipbone. The bone marrow is aspirated into a syringe, or more than one syringe, depending upon the amount of bone marrow required. In most cases, one to two quarts of marrow as well as blood are harvested at one time.

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Who Benefits from a Bone Marrow Transplant?

A bone marrow transplant may provide health and wellness benefits for everyone suffering from certain diseases such as cancer; a BTM produces reduction of symptoms and greater quality of life, especially for those diagnosed with immune deficiency diseases, bone marrow production malfunction, and disease conditions such as leukemia. Cancer treatments such as chemotherapy and Radiation Therapy often destroy healthy blood cells found in the bone marrow, and a BMT Treatment may help optimal health and bone growth, cell production and development.

Different types of bone marrow transplants are available, including:

• Allogenic - bone marrow from another donor other than the patient
• Syngeneic - bone marrow harvested from an identical twin

In many cases, patients have a sibling whose bone marrow provides a good match that prevents rejection by the patient to foreign materials. This process is known as graft- versus-host disease, or more simply, rejection.

During the grafting process, a relatively general procedure is followed, regardless of the reason for the transplant. Prior to the transplant, both patient and donor are required to undergo a variety of tests to ensure a match and otherwise healthy organ function.

In most cases, bone marrow from a donor is harvested through a large needle inserted into the crest of the hipbone. The bone marrow is aspirated into a syringe, or more than one syringe, depending upon the amount of bone marrow required. In most cases, one to two quarts of marrow as well as blood are harvested at one time.


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