Nothing is more important than protecting your child. While you cannot prevent disease, you can gain peace of mind by banking your baby’s precious cord blood to give them more medical options in the future. Of all the decisions you make, storing their cord blood could be the most crucial.
With a 100% physician acceptance rate, Cordlife Group Limited and its subsidiaries are proud to assist our clients in accessing cord blood transplants or therapies for conditions such as leukaemia, lymphoma, cerebral palsy, and thalassaemia.
We are dedicated to unlocking the potential of stem cell therapy and raising awareness about cord blood banking, assisting more parents in securing their child’s health. Discover how cord blood can benefit your family.
Cordlife Group’s Cord Blood Releases
Every cord blood unit released by Cordlife Group and its subsidiaries has been successfully used in transplants or cellular therapy, underscoring the reliability of our processing and storage capabilities.
Releases: 77
Autologous: 49
Allogeneic: 28
Autism: 20
Cerebral Palsy: 19
Thalassaemia Major: 16
Leukaemia: 9
Neuroblastoma: 3
Hypoxic-Ischemic Encephalopathy: 3
Acquired Brain Injury: 2
Global Development Delay: 1
Developmental Dyspraxia: 1
Aplastic Anaemia (acquired): 1
Fanconi Anaemia (inherited genetic): 1
Sickle Cell Anaemia (inherited haemoglobinopathy): 1
The table below features the cord blood releases performed by Cordlife Group Limited and its subsidiaries. As a Group, Cordlife has made cord blood releases, all of which have been used successfully in transplants or cellular therapy. This is the ultimate validation of our cord blood processing and storage capability.
| NO | RELEASE | MEDICAL CONDITION | RECIPIENT'S RELATIONSHIP | STORAGE TIME (in months) | TREATMENT FACILITY |
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Some releases may be for the same client but released in different period.
This list shows the cord blood released by Cordlife and subsidiaries to support the treatment of various diseases. This should not be used as a reference for the list of treatable diseases by cord blood stem cells. In addition, banking your baby’s cord blood does not guarantee that the stem cells will provide a cure or be applicable for every situation. The use is ultimately determined by the treating physician.
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