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Peripheral blood stem cell transplantation. Part 2.

This is the second of a two-part series looking at the increasing use of peripheral blood stem cell transplant as a treatment for certain types of malignancy. Last week's article reviewed the history of the treatment and discussed how the cells are collected. This article discusses the nursing care of patients undergoing transplant and looks at the future implications of the treatment.