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Umbilical Cord Blood
Dubai Cord Blood Bank DCBB
CHAPTER I
Background of Cord Blood
WHAT IS CORD BLOOD?
• “Cord Blood” is the blood
found in the umbilical cord
and is rich in life saving
stem cells.
• Historically, the umbilical
cord was considered
“medical waste” and was
discarded after delivery.
WHY IS CORD BLOOD SO SPECIAL?
• 10 years ago, the number of
known treatable diseases, using
cord blood, was 4!
• Currently, Cord Blood is used to
treat over 75 different Cancers
and Disorders
– Including: Leukemia, Lymphoma,
Metabolic/Storage Diseases,
Immunodeficiencies, Genetic
Disorders, Neurological
Disorders….
year
Diagnostic
Donation
Patient
country of treatment
Hospital
2012
Adrenoleukodystrophy
Donation
child
hungary
St. Laszlo Hospital, Budapest
2012
akute myeloische Leukemia
Donation
adult
USA
New York Presbytarian Hospital,
2012
acute lymphoblastic leukemia
Donation
child
brasilia
Hospital de C linicas, Universidade
2012
acute lymphoblastic leukemia
Donation
adult
france
2012
Myelodysplastic Syndrom
Donation
adult
great britain
Royal Hospital for C hildren, Bristol
2012
acute lymphoblastic leukemia
Donation
child
brasilia
Hospital de C linicas, Universidade
2012
acute lymphoblastic leukemia
Donation
Teenager
canada
The Hospital for Sick Kindren, Toronto
2012
acute lymphoblastic leukemia
Donation
child
USA
Kindrens´s Hospital of Michigan, USA
2012
acute lymphoblastic leukemia
Donation
adult
italy
Rome Transplant Network, Policlinico
2011
acute lymphoblastic leukemia
Donation
adult
canada
Foothills Medical C enter, C algary
2011
acute lymphoblastic leukemia
Donation
adult
netherlands
University Medical C enter, Maastricht
2011
acute lymphoblastic leukemia
Donation
adult
netherlands
University Medical C enter, Maastricht
2011
acute lymphoblastic leukemia
Donation
adult
Denmark
Rigshospitalet, Kopenhagen
2011
C erebral palsy
autolog (self)
child
USA
Duke University Medical C enter,
2011
acute lymphoblastic leukemia
Donation
child
USA
2011
Myelodysplastic Syndrom
Donation
adult
france
Bordeaux Hospital
2011
Pearson-Syndrom
Donation
Baby
hungary
St. Laszlo Hospital, Budapest
2011
acute lymphoblastic leukemia
Donation
adult
USA
New York Presbytarian Hospital,
2010
lymphoblastisches Lymphom
Donation
adult
italy
2010
acute lymphoblastic leukemia
Donation
Teenager
USA
2010
acute lymphoblastic leukemia
Donation
adult
USA
2010
severe combined immunodeficiency
Donation
Baby
Tschechia
University Hospital Motol, Prag
2009
acute lymphoblastische Leukämie
Donation
adult
USA
University of Utah C ell Therapy
2009
Myelodysplastic Syndrom
Donation
adult
USA
New York Presbytarian Hospital
2009
Myelodysplastic Syndrom
Donation
adult
USA
C ity of Hope Hospital, Duarte,
2009
aplastic anemia
brother/sister
child
Slovakia
2004
Medulloblastoma
autolog (self)
Baby
Slovakia
2003
adrenoleukodystrophy
brother/sister
child
Slovakia
2001
Diamond Blackfan Anemia
brother/sister
child
Slovakia
2000
Diamond Blackfan Anemia
brother/sister
child
Slovakia
1999
chronic myeloid leukemia
brother/sister
child
Slovakia
Federal Paraná, C urutiba
C enter Hospitalier Lyn-Sud,
Pierre-Benite
Federal Paraná, C urutiba
Univ. Tor Vergata
Durham
Stanford Hospital and C linics,
Stanford
New York
U.O. Ematolologia, S.M della
Misericordia, Perugia
University of Kansas Hospital,
Kansas C ity
West Virginia University Hospitals,
Morgantown
Facility, Salt Lake C ity
C alifornia
Paediatric University Hospital,
Bratislava
Paediatric University Hospital,
Bratislava
Paediatric University Hospital,
Bratislava
Paediatric University Hospital,
Bratislava
Paediatric University Hospital,
Bratislava
Paediatric University Hospital, Bratislava
Cord Blood Pricing
Plan today for a healthier tomorrow with DCBB
Simply choose one of our payment options that works best for your
family.
How would you like to pay?
Pay In Full
$ 1, 995
Pay In 6 months
$ 343 / month
Pay In 12 months
$ 182 / month
You won't be charged until your baby's cord blood has been safely
stored at our lab.
One-Time Service Fee: $1995*
Includes cord blood collection kit, processing and the first year of
storage.
Pay Annually
Pre-Pay for 20 Yrs
Pre-Pay for 25 Yrs
$ 125
$ 1,975 Save $525
$ 2,300 Save $825
CHAPTER II
The Process
THE PROCESS
OVERVIEW
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Form Completion
Collection Kit Sent To Mother
Mom brings kit to the hospital when in labor
Cord Blood is Collected
Cord Blood is picked up by the courier
Cord Blood must be processed within 48 hours of cord blood collection!
STEP 1: CONSENT FORM COMPLETION
Mothers can access enrollment forms in two ways:
1. By calling the Dubai Clinic, and requesting forms to be
mailed
2. By visiting www. and downloading the forms directly from
the website
Enrollment forms must be completed and signed by the
Mother and Physician for the unit to be processed
STEP 2: REVIEW COLLECTION
KIT MATERIALS
Foil Pouch
Collection bag
95k Transport
Biohazard Bag
Clamp
Gel Pak
Maternal Tubes and Sleeve
Green
Label
Alcohol and
Iodine
Pads/swabs
STEP 3: CORD BLOOD COLLECTION
• The cord blood collection is performed
after the birth of the baby.
• The collection may be performed by
the attending physician, nurse or
midwife.
• The process is painless and easy to
collect!
It takes a few minutes that
could save another’s life!
STEP 4: PACKAGING
• After the collection, the
attending physician, nurse or
midwife packages the cord
blood.
STEP 5: ARRANGING THE COURIER
• After the cord blood is packaged, it is the responsibility of the
mother to designate a person to notify the Dubai Cord Blood Bank
• At this time DCBB arranges a courier to pick up the cord blood
from the mothers permanent room or the nurses station.
Umbilical Cord Blood Collection
2 TYPES OF CORD BLOOD COLLECTIONS
• Vaginal
• C-Section
• A minimum collection
volume of 85cc is needed
for the cord blood to be
considered usable.
• It is desirable to have a
collection volume more
than 100cc (above the top
of the white label.)
C-SECTION DELIVERY
Volume!
Volume!
Volume!
Complete
Paperwork
Do NOT
Refrigerate!
CHAPTER V
Maternal Blood Draw
STEP 1
Maternal Blood Is Required With Every Collection!
• 5 vacutainer tubes have been supplied with the kit to draw the
maternal blood for required infectious disease testing. The blood can
be drawn during labor or shortly after birth; anytime within 48 hours
of the cord blood collection, but must be drawn prior to cord blood
kit packaging and courier pick-up.
• So long as the maternal blood is drawn within 48 hours of the cord
blood collection, the maternal blood can be drawn at IV start or with
other lab blood draws.
STEP 2
Place the mother’s hospital ID labels on each tube of
the maternal blood. If hospital labels are not
available, write at minimum the mother’s full first
and last name on the tubes.
STEP 3
Fill out the GREEN label
with the phlebotomist’s
initials, date and time of
collection, and place the
completed green label
on the absorbent tubeholder sleeve.
PACKAGING DIRECTIONS
All packaging
directions
pictured in the
upcoming
slides are
located on the
inside of the
collection kit
cover.
FINAL CHECK
IN ORDER TO MEET THE CRITERIA FOR A TRANSPLANTABLE
UNIT PLEASE CONFIRM THAT:
THE BAG WEIGHT IS OPTIMUM > 155 GRAMS
THE VIALS WITH MOTHER’S BLOOD ARE LABELED WITH THE
PATIENT’S FULL NAME (OR HOSPITAL ID LABEL)
THE GREEN “VIALS FOR MOTHER’S BLOOD” LABEL IS
COMPLETED AND ATTACHED TO THE ABSORBENT TUBE SLEEVE
THE YELLOW “HUMAN CORD BLOOD” LABEL IS COMPLETED AND
ATTACHED TO THE CORD BLOOD BAG
THE BLUE DELIVERY INFORMATION SHEET HAS BEEN
COMPLETED AND ENCLOSED
5
PLACE
COMPLETED
YELLOW LABEL
ON CORD
BLOOD BAG.
ADDED PROTECTION
• Newborn Genetic Screening (inhouse or external partner)
• Newborn genetic screening is a unique process, separate from banking
your baby’s cord blood. The process provides valuable information to
parents by determining the risk your baby is at for a metabolic or other
inherited disorder. These disorders can include flaws in body chemistry
that can place newborns at risk for serious health complications.
• Only DCBB offers expecting families the added protection of newborn
genetic screening with Health Check – a service that can detect nearly 60
disorders in newborns. This unique screening gives you the opportunity to
protect your baby from the preventable complications of undiagnosed
disorders. Many of these disorders are manageable if treatment begins
early.
THANK YOU & CONGRATULATIONS!
YOU are helping to save lives by taking just a
few minutes of your time!!