Comparative Study
Treatment of bone marrow aplasia by mismatched bone marrow transplantation after conditioning with antilymphocyte globulin--long-term results
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Comparative Study
Treatment of bone marrow aplasia by mismatched bone marrow transplantation after conditioning with antilymphocyte globulin--long-term results
Transplant Proc.
1976 Dec.
Abstract
Twenty patients with very severe bone marrow aplasia were treated with mismatched bone marrow transplants. Engraftment and transitory chimerism (from 2-10 months) not complicated by secondary disease occurred in 4 patients. Of these, 3 are still alive after 5 years, with a compensated hematologic status. Engraftment failed in 16 patients; only 1 of these is still alive after 5 years.
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