Means a bone marrow transplant using bone marrow from a donor. The donor must be tested to check that their marrow is as close a match as possible to the person receiving it, so that the marrow is less likely to be rejected. Allogeneic stem cell transplants are just beginning to be done experimentally.
Transplant from a human donor who is not an identical genetic match.
A procedure in which a donor’s stem cells are removed, stored, and placed into a patient’s bone marrow after receiving high-dose drug therapy.
a transplant using a human donor who has bone marrow that is a genetic match to the recipient.
A transplant in which a patient receives bone marrow, peripheral blood stem cells, or cord blood from other than self or identical twin. Sometimes extended family members or unrelated donors are used.
The person donating the bone marrow or stem cells is a closely matched family member, usually a brother or sister. Or the person donating the bone marrow is a closely matched unrelated donor.
the transfer of bone marrow from one person to another.
Marrow or stem cell transplant using donor stem cells of the same species that are immunologically different from the patient's.
Type of bone marrow transplant in which the marrow is donated by another person.
A transplant that uses bone marrow or stem cells that are donated by someone else.
A transplant in which stem cells are donated from a related or unrelated donor whose tissue is a close match to that of the person having the transplant.
a stem cell transplant from one person to another. Stem cell donors may be related or unrelated.
In this type of transplant, the blood or bone marrow cells to be transplanted come from a matched or unmatched donor.
