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GVH
(redirected from Graft versus host)

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GVHGraft Versus Host
GVHGrossraum-Verkehr Hannover (German: Greater Transport Hanover; transportation company)
GVHGazdasági Versenyhivatal (Hungarian Competition Authority)
GVHGoulburn Valley Health (Shepparton, Australia)
GVHGenesee Valley Hunt (Geneseo, NY)
GVHGoose Viral Hepatitis
GVHGreen Verified Home (energy-efficient lodging)


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The side effects are part of graft versus host disease (GvHD), an undesirable immune response mounted against an individual receiving a bone marrow stem cell transplant.
Because this unique cell population does not include immune system T cells from donors, it opens up the possibility of carrying out a stem cell transplant without the risk of inducing Graft Versus Host Disease.
Moreover, clinicians have reported positive results using ATG-FRESENIUS S for conditioning regimens and prevention of graft versus host disease in bone marrow transplantation.
 
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