Allogenic Bone Marrow Transplantation From a Related Donor in Azerbaijan: 30-Night All-Inclusive Package with Price

Allogeneic bone marrow transplantation from a related donor at Liv Bona Dea Hospital in Baku is a specialized procedure for children and adults. The hospital is JCI-accredited with 100% compliance and treats over 200,000 patients every year. This transplant method uses healthy stem cells from a sibling or close relative to treat conditions like leukemia and thalassemia.

Bone Marrow Transplantation Center in Baku

The clinic features a dedicated Bone Marrow Transplantation Center. It includes six specialized isolation wards designed for both adults and children. The center has the capacity to treat about 80 transplant patients annually. This facility is part of the Liv Hospital network, which focuses on advanced cellular therapy. The hospital houses 156 beds, including 28 beds in the intensive care unit for recovery.

The Transplant Process and Donor Selection

Allogeneic transplantation involves several steps to replace diseased marrow with healthy cells. Before the procedure, the patient undergoes conditioning with high-dose chemotherapy or radiotherapy. This step removes diseased cells and prepares the body for the new immune system. Doctors use HLA tissue typing to match the patient with a compatible related donor. This matching helps reduce the risk of the new immune cells attacking the patient's body.

Stem cells are collected from the donor using one of two methods:

• Peripheral blood stem cell collection: The donor takes medication for several days, followed by a four-hour apheresis process.
• Bone marrow aspiration: Marrow is collected from the hip or breastbone while the donor is under anesthesia.

Expert Pediatric Care

Pediatric cases are managed by specialists with significant academic and clinical backgrounds. Uzm. Dr. Selime Aydoğdu is a specialist in pediatric hematology and oncology with over 30 years of experience. She has published research focused on transplant-related complications in children. Uzm. Dr. Anar Qurbanov supports the team as a pediatric intensive care specialist. He has co-authored research regarding kidney health in children following stem cell transplants.

Support for International Patients

Liv Bona Dea Hospital was the first in Azerbaijan to create an International Patient Services Department. This team assists medical travelers with arrival, local accommodation, and translation needs. The hospital provides a structured environment for patients needing treatment for aplastic anemia or bone marrow damage. You can leave a request on Bookimed to learn more about the transplantation process and requirements.