(ANSA) - ROME, OCT 6 - An Italian leukemia sufferer has got a
bone-marrow transplant from a donor in Russia despite huge
logistical problems due to the war in Ukraine.
The transplant, from a donor at a five hours flight from Moscow,
saved the life of a 55-yar-old Cosenza man in a hospital in
Reggio Calabria.
The donor was found by the Italian Ibdmr donor register and a
'chain of solidarity" was organised with flights to Moscow and
from the Russian capital to Reggio via Turkey. (ANSA).
Italian leukemia sufferer gets bone marrow from Russia
Op saves life of Cosenza man, 55