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Autologous vs Allogeneic Stem Cell Transplant Blog

Autologous vs Allogeneic Stem Cell Transplant Blog

The main difference is where the stem cells come from. In an autologous transplant, they’re your own, collected before high-dose treatment and given back afterwards. In an allogeneic transplant, they come from a healthy donor, and the donor’s immune cells arrive with...
What Is a Bone Marrow Transplant and Who Needs One?

What Is a Bone Marrow Transplant and Who Needs One?

It is a way of replacing a blood-making system that has stopped working properly. Your bone marrow, the soft tissue inside the bigger bones, is where blood cells are made. When disease damages it, or when treatment has to wipe it out, a transplant gives you healthy...
Is Anesthesia Safe for Cancer Surgery?

Is Anesthesia Safe for Cancer Surgery?

For most people, yes. Anesthesia is needed for almost every cancer operation, and serious problems from it are rare. The part still being studied is a different question: whether the type of anesthesia has any effect on how well you do over the following years. So...
Can Cancer Surgery Cause Lymphedema? Can It Be Prevented?

Can Cancer Surgery Cause Lymphedema? Can It Be Prevented?

Yes, cancer surgery can cause lymphedema. When surgery removes or damages lymph nodes and the tiny vessels around them, lymph fluid can’t drain properly, and it builds up as swelling, usually in the arm or leg. The chest, armpit, trunk or neck can swell too. Not...