7 Steps to Transplantation
Cryopreserved (frozen) cord blood stem cells undergo the following in order to be effectively transplanted:
Transplant Physician requests use of cord blood stem cells
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Thawed and washed prior to transplantation
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Intravenously infused into sick individuals
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Recipient’s body tissues and cells either accept or reject the new cells
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If accepted, transplanted cells begin to multiply and regenerate the cells of the blood and immune system
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Engraftment is the first step to recovery, and can take from 21 to 60 days*
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Stem cells engrafted in patient
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