Indian Army Hospital R&R Successfully Conducts MUD Bone Marrow Transplant in Seven-Year-Old With Rare Immunodeficiency Disorder (See Pic)
Indian Army officials familiar with the matter told that this is first such procedure that has been done in India and very few such cases have been done in the world.
Department of Hematology and Stem Cell Transplantation at Army Hospital R&R successfully conducted a complex Matched Unrelated Donor (MUD) Bone Marrow Transplant in a 7-year-old child with a rare immunodeficiency disorder ARPC1b deficiency. According to the medical professionals, BMT is the only curative therapeutic option available to these patients who have recurrent life-threatening infections and other complications. Indian Army officials familiar with the matter told that this is first such procedure that has been done in India and very few such cases have been done in the world. Uttar Pradesh: Rare Redo Surgery Performed on 10-Year-Old in Lucknow’s Medanta Hospital.
Indian Army Hospital R&R Performs Rare Procedure for First Time in India
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