| Leukemia has two major types: acute and
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| | relapse.As a disadvantage of an
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| chronic. In what concerns acute leukemia,
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| | allogeneic bone marrow stem cell
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| there are two forms: if leukemia involves
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| | transplant we can mention the risk of
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| lymphocytes, we are dealing with acute
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| | graft-versus-host disease. This happens
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| lymphoblastic leukemia, and if it
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| | when the other person's bone marrow
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| involves myeloid cells, is called acute
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| | attacks the recipient's body. In this
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| myelogenous leukemia. Depending on the
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| | way, there appears a disease that affects
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| particular cell that has become
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| | the skin, liver and many other organs. In
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| malignant, there can be many different
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| | this case, therapy with immunosuppressive
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| types of acute lymphoblastic leukemia and
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| | drugs is needed.
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| acute myelogenous leukemia.It was seen
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| | When a matched donor is available, there
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| that chronic leukemia affects primarily
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| | can be performed transplantation for
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| the myeloid cells in the bone marrow.
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| | high-risk leukemia patients in first
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| This is called chronic myelogenous
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| | remission. In very high-risk patients,
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| leukemia, and is found mostly in adults,
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| | like those with leukemia who fail to
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| but children and teenagers can develop it
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| | achieve first remission with
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| too.We must mention that there exists a
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| | chemotherapy, there can be done an
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| disorder of the bone marrow known as
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| | unrelated donor transplant as soon as
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| myelodysplastic syndrome. Often called a
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| | remission is achieved. As eligible we can
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| pre-leukemia syndrome because patients
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| | mention infants with leukemia, children
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| with it have a significantly increased
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| | with high-risk lymphoblastic leukemia and
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| risk of developing leukemia, this
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| | children with acute myelogenous leukemia.
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| syndrome is often associated with low
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| | Also, children with myelodysplastic
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| blood cell counts and increased
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| | syndrome are eligible for transplant as
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| requirements for transfusions.
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| | soon as the diagnosis is established.
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| Allogeneic bone marrow stem cell
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| | Many children with acute leukemias whose
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| transplantation is used to treat a
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| | leukemia has relapsed can have bone
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| variety of childhood leukemias or cancers
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| | marrow stem cell transplantation.
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| and myelodysplastic syndrome that involve
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| | Transplantation can be from related
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| the cells within the bone marrow. In this
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| | donors like brothers, sisters, parents,
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| transplant, there are used another
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| | and occasionally more distant relatives
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| person's bone marrow cells to restore
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| | such as cousins and grandparents.Also,
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| bone marrow after high dose chemotherapy
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| | transplantation can be from matched
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| and radiation therapy.As an advantage of
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| | unrelated donors, including umbilical
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| an allogeneic transplant over an
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| | cord blood.In what concerns children with
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| autologous transplant we can mention the
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| | chronic myelogenous leukemia who cannot
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| "graft-versus-leukemia effect". The
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| | be put into complete remission with
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| donor's healthy bone marrow kills
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| | drugs, they should undergo a transplant
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| residual leukemia cells, and in this way
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| | as early as possible in the course of the
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| decreases the patient's chance of
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| | disease.
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