12-year-old with ultra-rare genetic disorder recovers after life-saving transplant
Doctors at Artemis Hospitals have successfully treated India's first MYSM1-related bone marrow failure syndrome case using a haploidentical bone marrow transplant. This extremely rare genetic condition, affecting a 12-year-old boy, required advanced diagnostics and a modified transplant approach. The procedure proved highly successful, with full donor engraftment and no major complications, offering a new treatment avenue for such rare disorders.
Doctors at Artemis Hospitals have successfully treated India's first MYSM1-related bone marrow failure syndrome case using a haploidentical bone marrow transplant. This extremely rare genetic condition, affecting a 12-year-old boy, required advanced diagnostics and a modified transplant approach. The procedure proved highly successful, with full donor engraftment and no major complications, offering a new treatment avenue for such rare disorders.
