Regenerative Medicine is a branch of medicine that seeks, through stem cells, to regenerate damaged tissue. For example, in the heart, joints, or as in this case, the ovary. This is possible because stem cells can transform into any type of cell in the human body and thus help to regenerate it. There are several … Read more
CART cells are the patient’s own T-lymphocytes (autologous T-lymphocytes) that are genetically modified in the laboratory so that they are capable, once infused back into the patient, of destroying the patient’s tumor (malignant) cells. These cells have what is called a chimeric antigenic receptor on their surface. This means that one of the parts is … Read more
The first thing you notice when you have anemia is fatigue accompanied by loss of muscle strength. In other words, everyday tasks require more effort and it is much more difficult to climb stairs or make small efforts than before. In a word, one is not at 100% of one’s physical potential. In general, we … Read more
Dr. Jesús Alcaraz Rubio is a hematologist in Murcia, and a physician in the area of Hematology and Hemotherapy in several hospitals and medical centers. Dr. Alcaraz is an expert in platelet disorders, anemia, coagulation disorders, Hodgkin’s disease and growth factors. The effects begin with a small premenstrual syndrome, that is, a variety of reactions … Read more
Current treatment plans for Hodgkin’s lymphoma use new types and doses of chemotherapy and radiation therapy aimed at smaller areas of the body. Most people with classical Hodgkin’s lymphoma, even stage I or II, often receive chemotherapy followed by radiation therapy to the affected lymph node areas. For stage III or IV disease, chemotherapy is … Read more