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The Blood and Marrow Transplant Program at the University of Minnesota Medical Center, Fairview, has been at the forefront of blood and marrow transplant (BMT) advances since performing the world's first successful BMT in 1968.
University of Minnesota physicians have performed more than 4,000 BMTs since then, using leading-edge technology which continues to be developed by U of M researchers.
Conditions we treat
Our Blood and Marrow Transplant Program is recognized as one of the most experienced unrelated donor transplant programs in the country, and one of the largest umbilical cord blood transplant centers worldwide. Using stem cells from blood or bone marrow for transplant, as well as related immunotherapies, we treat patients with a wide range of diseases, including:
Comprehensive Care
Many patients come to our program because of its excellent reputation in the field of BMT, its broad scope of services and novel treatments. We offer a range of treatments, including autologous, related and unrelated donor marrow or umbilical cord blood transplants and immune-based therapies.
As we continuously improve medical treatments for patients, from infants to adults, we are also committed to ensuring our patients and their families receive the best care available at the University of Minnesota Medical Center. A specially trained team of health care professionals from oncologists and hematologists, to nurses, social workers, pharmacists and child family life specialists, supports our patients and their families throughout the entire process.
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