Success stories
The best advocates of our services are patients who were saved thanks to collected stem cells. We invite you to familiarize yourself with the stories of children who live thanks to umbilical cord blood.
Brother saves brother
At the age of three, Jan from Lower Saxony fell ill with aplastic anemia, a rare disease in which blood formation in the bone marrow fails. When Jan's mother became pregnant with her second child, the doctors didn't need much persuasiveness to win the parents over to a stem cell deposit from the sibling's umbilical cord. Because siblings are ideal donors for stem cell therapy.
Brother saves brother
At the age of three, Jan from Lower Saxony fell ill with aplastic anemia, a rare disease in which blood formation in the bone marrow fails. When Jan's mother became pregnant with her second child, the doctors didn't need much persuasiveness to win the parents over to a stem cell deposit from the sibling's umbilical cord. Because siblings are ideal donors for stem cell therapy.
Brother saves brother
At the age of three, Jan from Lower Saxony fell ill with aplastic anemia, a rare disease in which blood formation in the bone marrow fails. When Jan's mother became pregnant with her second child, the doctors didn't need much persuasiveness to win the parents over to a stem cell deposit from the sibling's umbilical cord. Because siblings are ideal donors for stem cell therapy.
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