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Stem Cell Transplant

Stem cell transplant is a treatment for blood cancers, bone marrow failure, and some other conditions. Two main paths exist: autologous, using your own cells, and allogeneic, using a donor's cells. Both begin with conditioning and rebuild your blood over weeks to months.

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Two paths to a stem cell transplant, each with its own process and recovery.

Allogeneic Stem CellAllogeneic
Stem Cell

Stem cells from a matched donor to rebuild the immune system.

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Autologous Stem CellAutologous
Stem Cell

Uses your own stem cells, collected before high-dose treatment.

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