Bone Marrow Transplant Procedures at GoBroad Hospitals in China
China's 1st hospital to perform haploidentical bone marrow transplant for thalassemia. Treats leukaemia, aplastic anaemia, and rare blood disorders with outcomes that exceed international benchmarks.
Why International Patients Choose Gobroad for Bone Marrow Transplant
Bone marrow transplant in China with outcomes that lead globally for thalassemia, leukaemia, and aplastic anaemia
- Performed the world's first haploidentical stem cell transplant for thalassemia in 1999, led by Professor Li Chunfu.
- Thalassemia TDH transplantation achieves 97.1% engraftment, 96.5% overall survival, and 94.3% thalassemia-free survival.
- For Diamond-Blackfan Anaemia, TDH transplantation achieves 100% overall survival and 100% disease-free survival at 5 years.
- Salvage transplantation is performed in 85% of indicated cases.
- Written cost estimate provided before you travel, with no financial commitment required before clinical review of your case.
Technology Used for Bone Marrow Transplant at GoBroad Healthcare Group
- Level-100 laminar flow rooms
- Siemens 3.0T MRI
- Siemens 64-slice CT
- CAR-T cell manufacturing platform
- Lentiviral vector gene therapy
- Next-generation sequencing (NGS)
Bone Marrow Transplant Procedures at GoBroad Hospitals in China
Each transplant protocol at GoBroad is individually matched to the patient's disease type, age, treatment history, and donor availability, following internationally published clinical standards.
Allogeneic bone marrow transplant
Uses matched or haploidentical donor stem cells to rebuild healthy blood production after cancer or blood disorder treatment.
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TDH haploidentical transplant
Removes T-cells causing graft-versus-host disease, making half-matched donor transplant safe without long-term immunosuppression.
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Autologous Stem Cell Transplant
Uses the patient's own stem cells, collected before high-dose treatment and reinfused to rebuild the blood system.
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Salvage transplantation
A bone marrow transplant for patients who have relapsed or failed prior transplant or treatment.
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Bone marrow transplant for thalassemia
A curative transplant replacing defective blood-forming cells, freeing patients from lifelong transfusions.
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CAR-T bridging to transplant
Uses CAR-T therapy to achieve remission first, then consolidates with transplant for long-term survival.
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Care Journey for International Patients
Your cancer treatment journey made simple and stress-free in 5 easy steps
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Online inquiry & medical files upload Share your medical reports for review. It takes less than a minute.
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Doctor review & treatment plan Within 24hrs you will receive treatment options & a preliminary plan before travel.
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Travel coordination We arrange your visa, flights, and accommodation.
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Treatment phase Full care under a dedicated case manager.
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Start your treatment Begin treatment with full support from our care team.
Frequently Asked Questions
Have a question? Our support team is here to guide you through each step of your treatment journey with personal care and attention.Can GoBroad treat me if my first bone marrow transplant failed?
Yes. GoBroad performs second allogeneic and salvage transplantation for patients whose first transplant has relapsed or failed.
- Second transplant: 1-year OS 80.6%, 1-year DFS 72.5%, NRM just 2.3%
- Salvage transplant: performed in 85% of eligible cases, 50% success rate
- Every protocol designed individually based on disease profile and prior treatment history
These outcomes exceed published international figures for this high-risk group.
Does GoBroad perform bone marrow transplants for children?
GoBroad is one of China's most experienced paediatric bone marrow transplant centres.
- 1,223 paediatric HSCTs performed (July 2018 to January 2024) at the Chunfu Children's Institute
- 69.77% were haploidentical procedures
- Transplants performed from as young as 1 month of age
- Paediatric thalassemia OS: 97.84%, published in Blood and Leukemia
- Conditions treated: thalassemia major, ALL, AML, JMML, and rare blood disorders
- Led by Professor Chunfu Li in strategic cooperation with Mayo Clinic
How do I contact the international patient support team for bone marrow transplant at GoBroad?
Bone marrow transplant appointments and treatment planning at GoBroad in China are handled through the International Patient Care team at My1Health.
- WhatsApp: +1 718 550 0880
- Telephone: +1 718 550 0880
- Email: [email protected]
The team arranges specialist consultations, remote medical record review, cost estimates, visa documentation, and airport transfers, all before you travel.
How long will I need to stay in China for a bone marrow transplant?
Stay duration depends on the transplant type.
| Transplant Type | Estimated Stay |
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| Allogeneic transplant | 2 to 3 months |
| Autologous transplant | 4 to 6 weeks |
| Paediatric thalassemia transplant | Varies by engraftment progress |
A personalised treatment itinerary is prepared before you travel. Remote monitoring after you return home means repeat trips are rarely needed.
What happens if complications arise after I return home?
Post-transplant support continues after you leave China.
- Your dedicated coordinator remains your point of contact
- The transplant team is available via online video consultation
- Blood results and bone marrow assessments can be reviewed remotely
- GoBroad advises your local medical team on management
- Return visit scheduling is arranged by the coordinator if further treatment is needed
You are not left to manage recovery alone from abroad.
What is the bone marrow transplant success rate at GoBroad?
GoBroad holds some of the strongest published bone marrow transplant outcomes in the world.
| Condition | Key Outcome |
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| Thalassemia (TDH protocol) | 97.1% engraftment, 96.5% OS, GTFS exceeding 80% |
| Diamond-Blackfan Anaemia | 100% OS and 100% DFS at 5 years |
| Second allogeneic transplant | 1-year OS 80.6%, NRM just 2.3% |
These results surpass international benchmarks and have been published in peer-reviewed journals
Will GoBroad review my diagnosis and scans before I travel?
Yes. A remote review of your diagnosis, pathology reports, bone marrow biopsy, and imaging is arranged before you travel. An online consultation with the relevant transplant specialist follows, and a written cost estimate is provided. No financial commitment is required before you have full clinical clarity on your case.
