Description

Bone Marrow Transplantt (BMT) replaces damaged bone marrow with healthy stem cells from a donor or the patient. It treats leukemia, lymphoma, anemia, and more. Three types: autologous (patient’s cells), allogeneic (donor’s cells), and syngeneic (identical twin’s cells). Procedure involves conditioning, transplant, and monitoring. Complications include GVHD, infections, and graft failure. Despite risks, BMT offers hope and improved outcomes for life-threatening diseases.