Bone marrow transplantation: What you need to know: Postgraduate Medicine: Vol 87, No 1

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With careful donor selection and appropriate pretransplantation immunosuppressive therapy, many recipients of donor bone marrow have a good chance of achieving an improved quality of life and even cure. Dr Weisdorf reviews the candidates for this procedure, its most common complications and methods of dealing with them, and some techniques that are being investigated for possible improvement of the procedure and its outcome for patients in the future.

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