First case of BMT for Lymphoma in Chattogram's Evercare Hospital
Evercare Hospital Chattogram performed an autologous Bone Marrow Transplant (BMT) to a Lymphoma patient for the first time in the port city.
The procedure was done on a 49-year-old male patient with T-cell lymphoma (PTCL) by Dr. Abu Jafar Mohammed Saleh and his team, marking a significant milestone in the medical sector of Chattogram, said a press release.
After 12-days of hospital stay, the patient was discharged in a stable condition and the patient, along with his family, conveyed their heartfelt gratitude to all involved.
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Expressing his elation, Samir Singh, chief operating officer of Evercare Hospital Chattogram, stated, "Bone Marrow Transplant (BMT) has achieved a remarkable feat in the medical landscape of Chattogram. Witnessing such a positive transformation in the patient's physical health post-treatment has truly overwhelmed us. I firmly believe that the dedication and expertise of Dr. Abu Jafar Mohammed Saleh and his team played a pivotal role in achieving this success."
Dr. Abu Jafar Mohammed Saleh, senior consultant and coordinator of Hematology and BMT Center at Evercare Hospital, said, "Lymphoma, a common blood cancer, necessitates bone marrow transplant in approximately 40 percent of patients. Evercare Hospital Chattogram initiated Bone Marrow Transplants in January, and since then, it has proved to be a revolutionary process in cancer treatment. The procedure involves harvesting stem cells from the patient's body, administering high-dose chemotherapy, and subsequently transplanting the harvested stem cells. Moreover, we are excited to announce that Allogeneic BMT will commence in Chattogram very soon."
