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Having a stem cell transplant

Having a stem cell transplant (July 2019)

Stem cell transplants are an intensive form of treatment that involve a number of steps. This factsheet outlines the main steps in self (autologous) and donor (allogeneic) stem cell transplants: Preparation; Collecting the stem cells; High-dose anti-cancer therapy (conditioning); Stem cell infusion; Waiting for your blood counts to recover (engraftment).

Author(s)
Lymphoma Action
Place of publication
Aylesbury
Publisher
Lymphoma Action
Date of publication
July 2019
Supplier
https://lymphoma-action.org.uk/
Subject(s)
Lymphomas, Stem cell transplantation
Format
Factsheet
Language
English
Flesch readability score
64.6
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