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Using a myeloablative alloHSCT after previous chemotherapy and autologous high was generally tolerated well with a high TRM. A report from the EBMT lymphoma registry in 114 patients with prior myeloablative alloHSCT autologous transplantation underwent shown an operating system can survive for 5 years only 24% and progression-free by just 5%. The rate of progression of disease was 45% at 1 year and 70% after 5 years. The best results appear with non-myeloablative conditioning regimens were observed by a reduction of the CRT. However, there were no prospective studies of alloHSCT seconds after a failed allograft. How are we different diseases in other sections have this report, the options with other donors to more activity T stimulate GVT, including normal to the use of non-matched, haploidentical, donors adults standalone Requests reference requests getting products or umbilical cord blood cells. Results in certain histologies lymphoma patients with indolent NHL histologies of indolent NHL had a rule in most transplant studies because of the large-s number of histologies and a low incidence of each subtype grouped. The