Cosmetic & Plastic Surgery

A family member who has a partial HLA (Human Leukocyte Antigen) match may be an acceptable donor for a Bone Marrow Transplant, particularly if a fully matched unrelated donor is not available. While a fully matched donor is preferred to reduce problems and graft failure, a partial match from a family member can still be considered if the HLA match is close enough. The decision on the donor will be based on the patient's individual condition and the medical team's recommendations.

There are several processes involved in preparing for an IVF treatment cycle in order to maximize the chances of success. Physically, it is critical to follow the Fertility Specialist's instructions, which may include maintaining a healthy lifestyle, reducing stress, and ensuring a sufficient diet. Emotionally, the process can be difficult, so getting emotional support through counselling, support groups, or speaking with others who have gone through IVF can be therapeutic. It is critical to communicate honestly with the medical team, ask questions, and comprehend the treatment plan.

Infection, Haemorrhage, Blood Clots, bad reactions to Anaesthesia, and Neurological impairments are the most prevalent problems associated with Neurosurgery. To reduce these dangers, Neurosurgeons and their medical teams adhere to strict preoperative evaluation and preparation guidelines. Surgical Navigation technologies and advanced imaging techniques help to improve surgical precision and safety. Furthermore, postoperative care, including constant monitoring and Therapy, is critical for reducing problems and promoting recovery.

Yes, Cord Blood Stem cells can be used for Bone Marrow Transplants, particularly when a suitable Bone Marrow donor is unavailable. Cord Blood contains a high concentration of Hematopoietic Stem Cells, which can be used to repair Bone Marrow and treat a variety of blood-related illnesses such as Leukaemia as well as other Haematological illnesses. Cord Blood Banking is an option for parents who want to keep their child's cord blood for future medical use.