Haplo Bone Marrow Transplant

Haplo Bone Marrow Transplant is a surgical procedure in which either a half/fully HLA matched donor or sibling donates healthy blood cells to replace the diseased ones.

In Haplo Bone Marrow Transplant, the surgical process takes place after the chemotherapy session is done. The process is quite similar to blood transfusion in which healthy blood cells from a donor are delivered into the bloodstream.

Altogether, Hematologists perform Haplo Bone Marrow Transplant.

The success rate of Haplo Bone Marrow Transplant differs in accordance with the type of donor which is 70-90 percent in case of a matched sibling donor and 36 to 65 percent with unrelated donors.

Thyroid, fatigue, numbness, bone pain, increased risk of cancers are some of the possible long term side-effects associated with Haplo Bone Marrow Transplant.