Bone Marrow Transplant Home Centre of Excellence Haematology, Haemato-Oncology & Bone Marrow Transplantati... Bone Marrow Transplant Overview Advanced, Infection-Controlled Transplant Care for Adult and Paediatric PatientsBone Marrow Transplant (BMT), also known as stem cell transplant, is a specialised treatment used to replace diseased or damaged bone marrow with healthy stem cells. It is often a life-saving intervention for both adults and children with blood cancers, bone marrow failure syndromes, and genetic disorders.At Sir H. N. Reliance Foundation Hospital, we offer a comprehensive Bone Marrow Transplant program for both adult and paediatric patients, designed to deliver high-precision, outcome-driven care in a highly controlled environment. 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The Transplant Journey Our BMT program addresses a wide spectrum of complex haematological conditions:In Adults:Leukemia (acute and chronic)LymphomaMultiple myelomaAplastic anaemiaIn Children:ThalassemiaSickle cell diseasePediatric leukemias Autologous Transplant – using patient’s own stem cellsAllogeneic Transplant – using donor stem cellsHaploidentical Transplant – half match donor optionMatched Unrelated Donor Transplant Bone Marrow Transplant (BMT) is a potentially life-saving treatment for a wide range of cancerous and non-cancerous blood, immune, and genetic disorders. It is typically recommended when the bone marrow is unable to produce healthy blood cells or when conventional treatments are no longer effective.Blood Cancers (Hematologic Malignancies)BMT is commonly used in the treatment of:Acute Lymphoblastic Leukaemia (ALL)Acute Myeloid Leukaemia (AML)Chronic LeukaemiaHodgkin’s LymphomaNon-Hodgkin’s LymphomaMultiple MyelomaMyelodysplastic Syndromes (MDS)Plasma Cell DisordersPrimary AmyloidosisNeuroblastomaNon-Cancerous Blood DisordersPatients with the following conditions may benefit from BMT:Aplastic AnaemiaBone Marrow Failure SyndromesThalassemia MajorSickle Cell Disease State-of-the-Art BMT FacilityAt Sir H. N. Reliance Foundation Hospital, our dedicated Bone Marrow Transplant unit is designed to meet global clinical and safety standards, combining advanced infrastructure with a multidisciplinary, outcome-driven approach to deliver superior results across both adult and paediatric patients.Advanced Infrastructure & Infection ControlBone marrow transplant patients are highly immunosuppressed, making infection prevention a critical success factor. Our facility is engineered to provide a highly controlled, infection-safe environment, featuring:Five independent transplant rooms with HEPA filtration and 100% fresh air systemsPositive-pressure gradients to maintain sterile conditionsAntimicrobial-coated surfaces, infection-resistant flooring, and dust-free wall systemsDedicated ante-rooms for medication preparation, adding an extra layer of safetyMultidisciplinary Expert Care Our BMT program is led by expert haemato-oncologists and supported by a highly specialised, collaborative team, ensuring comprehensive care at every stage:Intensivists and critical care specialistsInfectious disease expertsPaediatric specialists for child-focused transplant careNephrology (renal) teamSpecialised transplant nursing staffClinical dieticians and rehabilitation expertsThis ecosystem is further strengthened by:Advanced blood transfusion servicesCutting-edge genetic and molecular diagnostics for precision treatmentComprehensive Safety ProtocolsRecognising the high risk of infection during BMT, we implement stringent safety protocols across infrastructure, personnel, and processes:Continuous monitoring through regular air and water culturesRigorous screening of patients and visitors for resistant organismsVaccination protocols for all staff and dedicated food safety systemsRestricted access to maintain a sterile treatment environmentInternational Standards & OutcomesOur clinical protocols are aligned with JCI and NABH standards, ensuring outcomes comparable to leading global centres. The program is designed to deliver:Improved survival outcomesReduced infection-related complicationsFaster recovery timelinesPatient-Centric ExperienceBeyond clinical excellence, the program is designed to support patients and families through a demanding journey:Private, premium care environmentsPaediatric-sensitive care models for childrenEmotional and nutritional support systemsFamily-inclusive care approachThese measures ensure maximum patient safety during the most critical phases of treatment, supporting better clinical outcomes and recovery. Evaluation & Planning: Detailed diagnostics, disease assessment, and donor matchingConditioning Therapy: Chemotherapy and/or radiation to prepare the bodyStem Cell Infusion: A controlled infusion process similar to blood transfusionRecovery & Engraftment: Close monitoring in a sterile environment until new cells function effectively For More Information Consult our specialists to explore treatment options, donor matching, and personalised care pathways for adult and paediatric patients. FAQs What is a Bone Marrow Transplant (BMT)? A Bone Marrow Transplant is a treatment where damaged or diseased bone marrow is replaced with healthy stem cells to restore normal blood cell production. Why should I consider BMT at Sir HN Reliance Foundation Hospital? The program is built on a strong combination of clinical excellence, infrastructure, and patient experience:Best Clinical Outcomes through evidence-based treatment protocolsTop Tier Transplant Specialists managing complex and high-risk casesTransparent Outcomes, ensuring patients are clearly informed at every stageLow Infection Rates, supported by strict infection control practicesZero Infection Design infrastructure to minimise risk during recoveryPrivacy-led 5 Exclusive Suites, offering comfort and confidentialityInternational Patient Readiness, with seamless support for overseas patients What conditions can be treated with BMT? Blood cancers (leukaemia, lymphoma, myeloma)Aplastic anaemiaThalassemia and sickle cell disease What are the types of BMT available? Autologous transplant (using patient’s own stem cells)Allogeneic transplant (using donor stem cells)Full match sibling donor TransplantHaploidentical transplant (half-matched donor, usually a family member)Matched unrelated donor transplant (MUD) How safe is the BMT procedure? Safety is driven by:Zero Infection Design environmentsContinuous monitoring by specialised transplant teamsProven protocols contributing to low infection rates What is meant by “Zero Infection Design”? It refers to a specialised care environment designed to reduce infection risks through:Controlled air filtration systemsIsolation protocolsDedicated transplant units This is critical during the immune-compromised phase of recovery. Who will be treating me? You will be cared for by top tier transplant specialists supported by a multidisciplinary team, ensuring comprehensive and coordinated care. What does “transparent outcomes” mean? Patients receive:Clear communication on expected outcomesHonest discussions around risks and recovery timelinesContinuous updates during treatment What will my stay at the hospital be like? Patients are treated in privacy-led exclusive suites, designed to provide:High levels of comfortReduced infection exposurePersonalised care and confidentiality Is the hospital equipped for international patients? Yes. The hospital is fully equipped with international patient readiness, including:Pre-arrival coordinationTravel and visa assistanceDedicated support teamsPost-treatment follow-up What is the process of BMT? Pre-transplant evaluationConditioning therapy (chemotherapy ± radiation)Stem cell infusion (IV-based)Engraftment and recovery How long does recovery take? Hospital stay: typically, 3–4 weeksFull recovery: 3–6 months or longer What are the risks involved? Infection (minimised through advanced protocols)Graft-versus-host disease (in donor transplants)Temporary side effects from treatment All risks are proactively managed by the care team. Can I return to normal life after BMT? Yes. Most patients gradually resume normal routines after recovery, with regular follow-ups. What support is available for patients and families? Nutritional and lifestyle guidancePsychological counsellingInfection prevention educationLong-term follow-up care What makes this BMT program different at Sir HN Reliance Foundation Hospital? It is designed around three core pillars:Clinical Excellence (best clinical outcomes, top specialists)Infrastructure Excellence (Zero Infection Design, low infection rates)Experience Excellence (privacy-led suites, international readiness)