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Ichilov Medical Center
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Transplantology at Ichilov (Sourasky) Medical Center, Tel Aviv

Bone marrow, liver and kidney transplantation

Ichilov is a leading Israeli centre for adult and paediatric bone marrow transplantation. Allogeneic and autologous transplant programmes.

  • Allogeneic and autologous BMT
  • International donor matching
  • Liver and kidney transplantation
  • Post-transplant follow-up

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Professor Eduard Shifrin

Professor Eduard Shifrin

Transplantology

Professor among the best surgeons performing surgeries on arteries, aortas, and small vessels in Israel. At Assuta Hospital, he serves as the head of the vascular surgery department. Specializing in surgical treatment of blood vessels, he successfully performs complex surgeries: on carotid...

What we treat

Articles and programmes in Transplantology

Articles on treatment methods, protocols and physicians.

Bone Marrow Transplantation from a Related Donor in Israel

Bone marrow transplantation from related donors is often the last reliable option for a patient's recovery. In such cases, a relative (brother, sister, mother, father) with a genotype that best matches the patient is selected. Additionally, in medical practice, there are cases of bone marrow transplantation from unrelated donors who do not have familial ties to the patient, but their donor data may still be the most suitable for the patient.

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Transplantation from a Compatible Unrelated Donor in Israel

Transplantation from a compatible unrelated donor involves the transplantation of bone marrow from a fully or partially compatible donor. This type of transplantation is a special form of allogeneic transplantation. In the process…

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Kidney Transplant from a Living Donor in Israel

A kidney transplant from a living donor is a necessary measure to preserve life when conservative treatment methods are ineffective. Reasons for a kidney transplant may include diseases and conditions such as nephrosclerosis, pyelonephritis, polycystic kidney disease, chronic kidney failure, and others.

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Liver Transplantation in Israel

One of the longest and most complex surgeries. Despite this, it is performed quite frequently. Indications Liver transplantation is used in cases of cirrhosis in the terminal stage, which can result from alcohol abuse and hepatitis diseases. The…

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Syngeneic Transplantation in Israel

Syngeneic transplantation refers to the transplantation of bone marrow from a genetically identical donor, or the transplantation of stem cells from identical twins. This type of transplantation is only possible between individuals who have an identical genotype.

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Allogeneic Transplantation in Israel

A necessary condition for performing allogeneic transplantation is the selection of a suitable donor who has the same set of antigens as the patient. The search for a suitable donor is primarily conducted among close relatives…

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Autologous Transplantation in Israel

Autologous transplantation is the process of collecting stem cells from the patient's bone marrow during remission for further preservation through subsequent cryopreservation. Currently, in addition to bone marrow, stem cells obtained from the patient's peripheral blood are widely used.

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Stem Cell Treatment for Parkinson's in Israel

Today, Parkinson's disease is particularly widespread. It has taken on a chronic nature and adversely affects the functioning of the nervous system, impairing motor activity. This condition is usually caused by the loss of cells that contain d…

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A New Era in Transplantology

Israeli doctors successfully transplanted lab-grown bone to a patient.

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Treatment of Extranodal NK-Cell Lymphoma in Israel

The Ichilov Hospital has a team of highly professional doctors, most of whom have trained and practiced in leading medical institutions around the world. They possess extensive experience in precise diagnostics and use advanced techniques, making the treatment of extranodal NK-cell lymphoma in Israel successful and long-lasting.

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Treatment of Precursor B-Cell Lymphoma in Israel

The Ichilov clinic employs a team of highly qualified specialists, many of whom have trained and interned at the best medical centers in the world. Significant experience in precise diagnostics and advanced approaches ensure successful treatment of precursor B-cell lymphoma in Israel. Patients...

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Treatment of Franklin's Disease in Israel

At the Ichilov Medical Center, treatment for rare diseases is conducted, including Heavy Chain Disease (HCD). The combination of experience and high qualifications of specialists, a strong scientific base, and the latest equipment provide high chances for treating Franklin's disease in Israel. The clinic...

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Treatment of Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia in Israel: Highly Professional and Timely Assistance

Hematologist

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Bone Marrow Transplantation in Israel

Head of the Institute of Hematology and Oncohematology

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Liver Transplant Surgery in Israel

Liver transplantation is the surgery of transplanting a whole organ or part of it. The most common type is orthotopic transplantation, where the affected liver is completely removed and a donor organ is transplanted in its place. Often, liver transplantation for cirrhosis or acute liver failure is the only treatment method for the disease.

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The Medicine of the Future Begins Today: Israeli Scientists Print a Heart on a 3D Printer

Israeli scientists have achieved another breakthrough in medicine — this week, for the first time in history, a living heart has been printed on a 3D printer. To create the tiny heart, cells and biomaterial from the patient were used. As part of the current project, several dozen organs have already been printed. Printing each of them takes about three and a half hours.

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Treatment of Aplastic Anemia in Israel

head of the internal medicine department

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