Showing posts with label low cost Bone Marrow Transplant in india. Show all posts
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Thursday, 12 March 2015

MedWorld India Affiliated Hospitals in India the Leading Destination for Bone Marrow Transplant

A large number of foreign patients now come to India for Live Related Organ Transplant Surgery like Kidney Transplants, Liver Transplants and Bone Marrow Transplants. Organ Transplantation is a very complex surgical specialty and requires very high degree of Clinical skills and Medical Technology and Infrastructure. India has now become the most preferred destination for organ transplant procedures. These include Liver, Kidney and Bone marrow transplant surgeries. .Not only the cost is low; the success rate of organ transplant in India is at par with the world's best success rate for organ transplant.

Since Organ Transplantation is a very complex surgical specialty and requires very high degree of Clinical skills and Medical Technology, and Indian surgeons and healthcare has proven its competence, there has been a great surge in the number of medical tourists coming to India for various organ transplants. The Infrastructure and technology used at these best organ transplant hospitals in India is the most sophisticated technology available in the world, which results in better patient recovery, higher success rate, low cost and convenience to the patient.

Bone Marrow Transplant
Stem cells produce red blood cells, white blood cells, and platelets. In some cases, stem cells in your bone marrow may not be functioning well or need to be destroyed to help treat a disease. If this happens, you will need new stem cells.
During this procedure, healthy stem cells are taken from a donor's:
·         Bone marrow (bone marrow transplant or BMT)
·         Blood (peripheral blood stem cell or PBSC)

The stem cells will be injected into your vein. The new cells travel through the bloodstream to your bone cavities. It may take about a month for the donor stem cells in the bone marrow to begin to function fully. If the transplant is successful, new bone marrow cells will produce healthy red blood cells, white blood cells, and platelets.

Stem cell transplantation may be done using:
·         Stem cells that were taken from your own bone marrow or blood and stored
·         Stem cells from a donor

Prior to procedure the donor will be carefully tested to check for diseases. Both you and the donor will be tested to ensure that your tissues are compatible. In order for the transplant to be successful, certain markers, called HLS types, on the blood cells and bone marrow cells must match.

As the recipient, you will be given medicines to suppress your immune system. This is to prevent your body from rejecting the donor stem cells. In the weeks prior to the transplant, you may have to have:
·         Chemotherapy
·         Radiation therapy
This process is called "conditioning." It will rid the body of diseased cells and clear the bone marrow cavities for the new bone marrow.

If the stem cells will be from the donor's bone marrow (BMT), the       doctor will clean an area of the donor's hip. A hollow needle and     syringe will be used to remove the bone marrow.The doctor will make several small punctures. This is to harvest enough bone marrow for the transplant (1-2 quarts). Lastly, the wounds will be covered with bandages.
If the stem cells will be from the donor's blood (PBSC), the doctor will stick a needle in the donor's large vein or veins in the arms. A machine will receive blood from the vein. This machine will spin the blood so that the stem cells are concentrated. The rest of the blood will be given back to the donor. The doctor will cover the puncture wounds with bandages. This procedure may require more than one blood donation. The donor may also be required to take pills that cause more stem cells from the bone marrow to go into the blood.

The donated stem cells will be filtered. Next, the doctor will administer the cells through a small, flexible tube, called a catheter, into one of your large veins.
Immediately after procedure the donor will recover quickly. You, the recipient, will be placed in isolation. This is to avoid infection until the new stem cells in the bone marrow begin to produce infection-fighting cells.


Recovery

The new bone marrow normally takes almost a year in order to function normally. During this period the patient is to be monitored closely to identify any infections or complications that may develop. The recovery process continues for several months or longer after discharging from the hospital, during which time the patient cannot return to work or many previously enjoyed activities.

MedWorld India Affiliated Hospitals in India the Leading Destination for Organ Transplant Surgery

·         Indian doctors are known all over the world for their skill and knowledge and have the experience of studying and working at the best hospitals in the world.
·         India's leading liver transplant centre conducts perhaps the world's highest number of liver transplants (16 to 18 every month).

·         The hospital has a special centre for liver diseases amongst children and liver transplants for children . Highly skilled surgical teams with vast experience and excellent track record of doing largest numbers of Live related donor kidney and liver transplants with survival rates comparable to world's best centers.

·         Most advanced Technology Infrastructure - Blood Bank with 24 hour apharesis facility, advanced laboratory and microbiology (infection control) support, advanced cardiology, DSA and interventionalradiology, portable and colour ultra-sonology, Liver Fibro-scan, 64 slice CT scanner, 3 T MRI, PET-CT and nephrology (including 24 hour dialysis and CVVHD) facilities. Organ Transplant Hospitals in India are now equipped with the latest and high end technology.



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Monday, 2 June 2014

Low Cost Bone Marrow Transplant (BMT) in India - All about Bone Marrow Transplant (BMT)



A Bone Marrow Transplant is a non surgical procedure in which damaged or diseased bone marrow is replaced with healthy bone marrow stem cells. This complex procedure is performed at many of India's leading hospitals. The success rate for bone marrow transplants in India is on par with international benchmarks.

A bone marrow transplant is usually offered as a solution for certain kinds of cancers as well as some diseases which affect the production of blood cells. Hospitals which perform bone marrow transplants in India have the requisite infrastructure as well as highly experienced haematologists and haemaeto-oncologists to perform the procedure successfully. 

BMT is generally performed in the following cases
  • Certain cancers, such as leukaemia, lymphoma, and multiple myeloma
  • In case of illnesses such as sickle cell anemia, aplastic anemia, Thalessemia, Congenital Neutropenia etc.
  • In case of destruction of the cells due to Chemotherapy or Radiation.
Types of Bone Marrow Transplants
  1. Autologus BMT- Patient's own cells are taken and put back again in order to protect the cells from being destroyed by chemotherapy or radiation.
  2. Allogenic BMT- The cells of the patient are replaced with the cells of other person called Donor after doing blood matching.
  3. Umbilical Cord BMT- In this case the stem cells from umbilical cord is used for the transplantation. These cells are preserved from the time of birth of the patient.

The first step in BMT is the harvesting of bone marrow from the donor. The procedure of harvesting involves the extraction of sufficient amount of bone marrow cells from the donor by making few punctures using a special needle or syringe. Harvesting is done under general anaesthesia and discomfort is usually minimal afterwards. Bone marrow is drawn from the iliac crest (the part of the hip bone to either side of the lower back) .The donor remains at the hospital for 24-48 hours and can resume normal activities within a few days.

 If the bone marrow is meant for an autologous transplant then it is stored at very low temperature and it is used when required. The bone marrow is administered to the recipient via a catheter (a narrow, flexible tube) inserted into a large vein in the chest. From the bloodstream, it migrates to the cavities within the bones where bone marrow is normally stored. If the transplant is successful, the bone marrow begins to produce normal blood cells once it is in place, or engrafted.

Associated Risks

There are risks associated with Bone Marrow Transplant and the level of risk involved depends on various factors such as age, donor matching, type of transplant, treatment, general health, disease etc. Before considering BMT procedure for a patient , tor doctors thoroughly analyze these risk factors.

 Moreover they help the patient to face the rigour of the Transplant procedure. The patient may have to face complications such as bleeding , anemia, nausea, diarrhea, vomiting, cataract graft failure etc.

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