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We are the only private hospital in Spain that performs transplantations of haematopoietic stem cells from donors (allogeneic).
Traitement non invasif
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Meilleur hôpital privé d’Espagne
The transplantation procedure performed at the Clinic
The main goal of our Clinic is to offer the best medical and human treatment to its patients and their family members, which is why the entire organization was designed for this purpose.
- Our physicians will always be available for the patients, and this availability translates into extremely agile and convenient patient care.
- You may receive medical attention from professionals specializing in different fields on the same morning, thus receiving a multidisciplinary treatment in a very tight timeframe.
AUTOTRANSPLANTATION (AUTOLOGOUS):
The patient's own progenitor cells are extracted and stored in order for them to subsequently be re-infused into the patient.
WITH A DONOR (ALLOGENEIC):
Syngeneic transplantation: this type of transplantation is performed between identical twins and is not associated with immunological events.
Allogeneic transplantation: this type of transplantation is performed between two individuals with genetic differences, but with the greatest possible similarities in their leukocyte antigens.
AUTOTRANSPLANTATION (AUTOLOGOUS):
The patient's own progenitor cells are extracted and stored in order for them to subsequently be re-infused into the patient.
WITH A DONOR (ALLOGENEIC):
Syngeneic transplantation: this type of transplantation is performed between identical twins and is not associated with immunological events.
Allogeneic transplantation: this type of transplantation is performed between two individuals with genetic differences, but with the greatest possible similarities in their leukocyte antigens.
AUTOTRANSPLANTATION (AUTOLOGOUS):
The patient's own progenitor cells are extracted and stored in order for them to subsequently be re-infused into the patient.
WITH A DONOR (ALLOGENEIC):
Syngeneic transplantation: this type of transplantation is performed between identical twins and is not associated with immunological events.
Allogeneic transplantation: this type of transplantation is performed between two individuals with genetic differences, but with the greatest possible similarities in their leukocyte antigens.
In general, haematopoietic stem cell transplantations are indicated in patients with haematological cancers or altered bone marrow functions:
- Multiple myeloma
- Leukaemia
- Certain lymphomas
- Other serious blood diseases, such as thalassemia, aplastic anaemia, and sickle cell anaemia
- Certain diseases of the immune system
- Multiple sclerosis
In general, haematopoietic stem cell transplantations are indicated in patients with haematological cancers or altered bone marrow functions:
- Multiple myeloma
- Leukaemia
- Certain lymphomas
- Other serious blood diseases, such as thalassemia, aplastic anaemia, and sickle cell anaemia
- Certain diseases of the immune system
- Multiple sclerosis
A bone marrow transplantation is a procedure in which a normal bone marrow function is restored and defective stem cells are replaced. When transplanted, these cells repopulate the bone marrow and resume the normal production of healthy blood cells and platelets.
Before undergoing a transplantation, patients receive a "conditioning" treatment consisting of high doses of chemotherapy and, occasionally, radiotherapy, in order to eliminate damaged stem cells present in the bone marrow.
This depresses the patient's immune system so that it does not attack the new stem cells that the patient will receive by means of the transplantation.
AUTOTRANSPLANTATION (AUTOLOGOUS):
The patient's own progenitor cells are extracted and stored in order for them to subsequently be re-infused into the patient.
WITH A DONOR (ALLOGENEIC):
Syngeneic transplantation: this type of transplantation is performed between identical twins and is not associated with immunological events.
Allogeneic transplantation: this type of transplantation is performed between two individuals with genetic differences, but with the greatest possible similarities in their leukocyte antigens.
TRANSPLANTATION: AN OPTION FOR PATIENTS WITH MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS
Comme s’il s’agissait d’une loupe dans laquelle convergent les rayons du soleil, les ultrasons focalisés de haute intensité parviennent à atteindre le groupe cible des neurones impliqués dans le tremblement essentiel de la maladie de Parkinson.
SPECIALISTS
A HIGHLY SPECIALIZED TEAM
The Haematology and Haemotherapy Service of our Clinic is comprised by a team of highly specialized professionals with extensive experience in bone marrow transplantations.
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Dr. Ana Alfonso Piérola
Specialist of the Haematology and Haemotherapy Service
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Dr. Enrique Andreu Oltra
Specialist of the Cell Therapy Area
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Goreti Ariz Eransus
Nurse of the Cell Therapy Area
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Carmen Azcona Urra
Nurse of the Haematology and Haemotherapy Service
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Dr. José Rifón Roca
Specialist of the Haematology and Haemotherapy Service
THE MEDICINE THAT OUR PATIENTS NEED
The Clínica Universidad de Navarra, with headquarters based in Pamplona and Madrid, is a high-resolution hospital that lies at the forefront of personalized medicine in our country.
It is recognised for its teaching and research work, the prestige of its professionals. and its trajectory in the diagnosis and treatment of highly complex pathologies.
Our patients are out focus
Thanks to the full-time dedication of our healthcare professionals, we follow a personalized medical approach that is centred on our patients and their family members.
We generate knowledge
Our hospital is associated with the University of Navarra; thus, in addition to treating patients, our specialists engage in continuous training, research, and teaching activities.
Researching for a cure
Our specialists carry out research to offer new solutions to our patients, as we strive to change the course of diseases with the aid of continuous research.
Always working as a team
Cooperation between specialists of multidisciplinary teams is embedded in or DNA in order to address diseases in a comprehensive way and offer the best options to each patient.
Unique medical technology in Spain
The hospital is furnished with the most advanced equipment for the diagnosis and treatment of all sorts of diseases.
High-resolution medicine
We use the most advanced diagnostic technology and multidisciplinary work with a view to provide a diagnosis within the first 24-48 hours and treatment within the first 72 hours.