New bone transplant medical method......
Bone marrow transplantation (bone marrow transplantation) is an important method of transplantation, just like other human organ transplantation methods. In this way, a new and healthy system is transplanted in place of the inactive blood-producing system of the human body.
At the Maidanta-OPD Clinic Center in Patna, it has been observed that most children suffering from congenital diseases and blood disorders are seen in children coming from small towns and villages in Bihar and Jharkhand states. ۔ For example; thalassemia, anemia and cancer, etc.
The sad part is that in these states, there is a lack of education on the treatment of children with these diseases. The result is that babies die prematurely.
Bleeding disorders in infants: Infections associated with blood in infants include anemia (anemia), thalassemia (a condition in which red blood cells are eliminated in the body) and hemoglobin in anemia. Level. ); Hemophilia (blood disease) thrombocytopenia (blood platelet deficiency in children), blood cancer, etc. are prominent.
Nature and Symptoms of Thalassemia Disease:
Thalassemia in children is related to bone marrow, which has become debilitating in the body. In this blood disorder, the red blood cells (red blood cells) that flow into the body are destroyed. Because of the lack of blood in the body, children have to give blood repeatedly. The baby does not offer blood. This disease is treated by bone marrow transplant therapy. In addition to thalassemia, other blood-related diseases like leukemia (blood cancer), aplastic anemia (anemia) are also treated by the bone marrow transplant method.
One-marrow and bone marrow transplant treatment methods:
Bone marrow is a tissue such as a sponge, which is present within the long bones of our body. Bone marrow transplant is a medical procedure whereby new bone marrow supplied by a healthy individual is replaced by old and damaged bone marrow. Also known as hematopoietic stem cell transplantation. As is known, blood groups are similar to blood transfusions. Likewise, "HLA" should compete for bone marrow transplantation.
Now the question is, in what circumstances is this medical need felt? Whenever the bone marrow procedure is defective. It can also be congenital or in later life, due to the irregular functioning of the body parts, the bone marrow becomes defective. In these cases it is necessary to perform bone marrow transplant.
Although its symptoms are substantial, mainly thalassemia, leukemia (blood cancer), aplastic anemia (severe reduction of all three blood cells in the body), congenital immunodeficiency disorders (innate immune system). Bone marrow stress, etc.) and metabolic disorders (disruption of the metabolic system), etc. This is stated by Dr. Neha Rastogi, who works as a consultant physician at Midanta Mediasta Hospital, Gurgaon's Pediatric Hematology, Oncology and Bone Marrow Transplant Department.
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