BMT from UnRelated Donor
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Your journey
- 1Diagnosis and planningDisease assessment and donor matching or stem cell collection are arranged.
- 2Stem cell collectionCells are harvested from the patient or a matched donor and stored.
- 3ConditioningHigh-dose chemotherapy, sometimes with radiotherapy, clears the diseased marrow.
- 4Transplant infusionThe healthy stem cells are infused through a vein, similar to a transfusion.
- 5Engraftment and isolationCounts are very low for weeks while the new cells engraft, requiring protective isolation.
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Quironsalud Madrid
Languages spokenEnglish, Spanish, French
Welcome to Quirónsalud Madrid
Located in the peaceful suburb of Pozuelo de Alarcón, just 20 km from Madrid's international airport, Quirónsalud Madrid has been delivering exceptional patient care since 2007. Our modern facility combines cutting-edge technology with personalized medical expertise to support your recovery journey.
Advanced Medical Technology
We invest in state-of-the-art equipment to ensure precise diagnosis and treatment, including:
- Ultra-low radiation CT scanners
- da Vinci Surgical System for minimally invasive procedures
- Linear accelerators for targeted cancer therapy
- PET/CT and MRI imaging capabilities
Comprehensive Care Approach
Our team designs individualized treatment plans tailored to your specific needs. We provide specialized nutritional support, including intravenous feeding when medically indicated, to optimize your recovery.
Quirónsalud Madrid is recognized for performing the largest number of bone marrow transplants among private hospitals in Spain, demonstrating our expertise in complex oncology and hematology care.
- World's Best Hospitals 2021 by Newsweek
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Common questions
Is the transplant itself a big operation?
No, the cells are given through a drip; the intensive part is the conditioning treatment and the recovery while counts rebuild.
What is graft-versus-host disease?
In donor transplants the new immune cells can attack the recipient's tissues; this is monitored and treated when it occurs.
How long is recovery?
Hospital stays often run several weeks, with immune recovery and monitoring continuing for many months.