Adult Stem Cell Transplantation

Adult stem cell transplantation involves collecting healthy stem cells from a person's own body (or sometimes a donor), then infusing them into their bloodstream to replace damaged or diseased cells. These stem cells can develop into various specialized cell types, helping repair tissues or restore normal function. This procedure is commonly used for treating certain cancers, blood disorders, and immune system diseases. Because it uses the patient's own cells or compatible donor cells, it minimizes rejection risks and supports the body’s natural healing processes.