Instituto Alexander Fleming, a private oncology institute in Buenos Aires, runs a haematology and blood stem cell transplant unit for blood cancers and related disorders.
Instituto Alexander Fleming is a private oncology institute in Buenos Aires. According to its website, its Haematology and Haematopoietic Transplant Unit carries out bone marrow and blood stem cell transplants, including haploidentical transplants, which use a half-matched family donor.
The website describes a dedicated bone marrow transplant unit within the building, with six isolation rooms supplied with HEPA-filtered air, one of them with vertical laminar airflow, and individual monitoring in every room. It says the unit accepts patients covered by Argentine health insurers and other funders, and also treats patients from abroad, especially from Latin America. The service is led by Dr. María Cecilia Foncuberta.
The Buenos Aires city government's official list of bone marrow transplant centres includes the institute for transplants using the patient's own cells, a related donor or an unrelated donor, in adults and children. This is a hospital transplant service for blood disorders, not a clinic offering stem cell injections for joints or other conditions.
The institute's website describes transplantation as a treatment for leukaemia and other disorders of the blood-forming system.
Treatment is arranged through Argentine health insurers and other funders; the website does not publish prices.
Profile compiled from information published on the clinic's own website and from the StemCell Registry directory record. Details may change; confirm directly with the clinic before making decisions.