Allogenic Bone Marrow Transplant

Allogenic bone marrow transplant is a surgical procedure in which healthy blood cells from a donor are transferred into the recipient to replace the damaged bone marrow.

Allogenic bone marrow transplant involves replacing the damaged bone marrow from a healthy donor after high-intensity chemotherapy or radiation therapy session. The donor could be either related or unrelated.

A well-experienced bone marrow transplant surgeon must be consulted for an Allogenic bone marrow transplant.

The overall success rate following an Allogenic bone marrow transplant is around 65%.

It takes around six weeks for complete healing after an Allogenic bone marrow transplant. The recovery may also vary depending on the individual’s general health, age, and blood count type.