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Number Of Stem Cell Transplants Carried Out At U.S. Multiple Myeloma Treatment Centers

The table below lists the number of stem cell trans­plants carried out at U.S. multiple myeloma treat­ment centers and other U.S. cancer centers in 2017, the most recent year for which such statistics are avail­able.

The results in the table can be sorted in ascending or descending order by click­ing on column head­ings. More than one column can be used to sort the results by hold­ing down the shift key when click­ing on a second or any sub­se­quent column for addi­tional sort­ing.

Values in columns labeled "MM" are for patients who have had a multiple myeloma diag­nosis. Values for "MM + Other" are for people with multiple myeloma or one of several other dis­eases which, to­gether, account for most of the au­tol­o­gous (own) or allo­geneic (donor) stem cell trans­plants at U.S. cancer centers.

Please see the explanatory notes below the table for further in­for­ma­tion about the table contents, in­clud­ing data sources and details about the results in the dif­fer­en­t columns of the table.

Number Of Stem Cell Transplants
Carried Out At U.S. Cancer Centers In 2017

State Center Autologous (Own) Allogeneic (Donor)
MM MM +
Other
MM MM +
Other
AL Huntsville Hospital 14 18 0 0
AL University of Alabama at Birmingham 88 115 0 43
AZ Banner MD Anderson Cancer Center 12 22 0 17
AZ Cancer Transplant Institute at Virginia G. Piper Cancer Center 63 94 0 53
AZ Mayo Clinic Arizona and Phoenix Children's Hospital 71 87 0 74
AZ University of Arizona Medical Center 28 42 0 23
AR University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences 273 293 1 20
CA Cedars-Sinai Medical Center 0 0 2 36
CA City of Hope 231 393 5 283
CA Loma Linda University Cancer Center 0 0 0 10
CA Scripps Blood & Marrow Transplant Program 17 27 1 23
CA Stanford Health Care 105 216 0 163
CA Sutter Medical Center 25 38 0 20
CA UCLA Health 51 96 0 81
CA University of California San Francisco Medical Center 89 117 0 59
CA University of California, San Diego Medical Center 57 94 0 58
CA University of California-Davis Cancer Center 30 50 0 38
CA USC BMT Program 33 54 0 34
CO Colorado Blood Cancer Institute 106 159 2 112
CO University of Colorado Hospital 18 41 0 70
CT Yale New Haven Hospital 50 89 0 52
DE Christiana Care 21 22 0 5
DC MedStar Georgetown University Hospital's Stem Cell Transplant and Cellular Immunotherapy Program 28 35 3 12
FL Blood & Marrow Transplant Center, Florida Hospital Medical Group 50 70 0 36
FL H. Lee Moffitt Cancer Center and Research Institute 144 231 4 168
FL Mayo Clinic Florida 34 55 1 31
FL Memorial Cancer Institute 15 24 0 6
FL Shands HealthCare & University of Florida 49 79 2 40
FL University of Miami 78 107 0 76
FL University of Miami / Jackson Memorial Hospital 0 0 0 13
GA Cancer Treatment Centers of America - Southeastern Regional Medical Center 6 6 0 0
GA Emory University Hospital 218 279 0 74
GA Georgia Cancer Center at Augusta University 15 28 0 10
GA The Blood and Marrow Transplant Program at Northside Hospital 97 145 4 82
ID St. Luke's Mountain States Tumor Institute 14 26 0 0
IL Advocate Lutheran General Hospital 34 41 0 23
IL Cancer Treatment Centers of America 8 14 4 12
IL Loyola University Medical Center 45 68 0 52
IL NorthShore University HealthSystem 11 17 0 0
IL Northwestern Medicine 197 234 7 108
IL Rush University Medical Center 15 32 0 17
IL University of Chicago Medicine 62 88 1 56
IL University of Illinois Medical Center at Chicago 23 40 0 26
IN Indiana Blood & Marrow Transplantation (IBMT) 33 50 0 25
IA University of Iowa Hospitals & Clinics 77 113 0 40
KS University of Kansas 126 187 3 118
KS Via Christi Hospitals Wichita, Inc. 17 32 0 4
KY University of Kentucky Chandler Medical Center 31 67 1 38
KY University of Louisville Hospital / James Brown Cancer Center 13 19 0 12
LA Louisiana State University Health Sciences Center - Shreveport 9 21 0 6
LA Ochsner Medical Center 33 48 0 18
LA Tulane University Medical Center 34 46 0 13
MD Greenebaum Cancer Center U M of MD 79 121 0 43
MD National Cancer Institute - NIH 0 0 0 0
MD National Heart Lung and Blood Institute - NIH 0 0 0 16
MD National Institutes of Health - MUD Program 0 0 0 9
MD NIH-NCI Experimental Transplantation and Immunology Branch 0 0 0 0
MD The Sidney Kimmel Comprehensive Cancer Center at Johns Hopkins 63 73 13 210
MA Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center 15 21 0 21
MA Boston Medical Center 10 10 0 0
MA Dana Farber Cancer Institute (Adults) 135 229 2 211
MA Lahey Clinic Medical Center 7 9 0 0
MA Massachusetts General Hospital 38 103 0 70
MA Tufts Medical Center 5 18 0 12
MA UMass Memorial Medical Center 14 28 0 16
MI Henry Ford Hospital Bone Marrow Transplant Program 40 57 0 30
MI Karmanos Cancer Institute 100 130 1 100
MI Spectrum Health Hospital Group 35 59 1 46
MI The University of Michigan 56 105 1 85
MN Mayo Clinic Rochester 251 344 1 78
MN University of Minnesota Blood and Marrow Transplant Program (Adults) 45 83 4 72
MS University of Mississippi Medical Center 24 34 1 9
MO Barnes Jewish Hospital 123 191 1 146
MO SSM Health Saint Louis University Hospital 27 48 1 23
MT Billings Clinic Cancer Center 6 8 0 0
NE Nebraska Medicine 55 101 1 44
NE Nebraska Methodist Hospital 7 8 0 0
NH Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center 24 38 0 17
NJ Hackensack University Medical Center 182 233 24 128
NJ Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital 50 74 0 37
NM UNM Comprehensive Cancer Center 7 9 0 0
NY Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center (Adults) 111 214 9 161
NY Montefiore Medical Center 6 7 0 10
NY Mount Sinai Medical Center 180 204 0 47
NY New York Presbyterian Hospital at Cornell 63 102 0 85
NY New York University Langone Medical Center 14 26 0 14
NY North Shore University Hospital 33 59 1 28
NY NYPH / Columbia University Medical Center 23 33 0 14
NY Roswell Park Cancer Institute 52 70 6 68
NY Stony Brook University Medical Center, SUNY 15 24 0 14
NY Strong Memorial Hospital - Univ. of Rochester Med Ctr 54 79 1 61
NY SUNY University Hospital 14 16 0 0
NY Westchester Medical Center 17 22 0 17
NC Duke University Medical Center 139 189 3 61
NC Levine Cancer Institute 60 73 0 34
NC University of North Carolina Hospitals 70 101 1 41
NC Wake Forest Baptist Health 44 70 0 28
OH Cleveland Clinic Foundation 80 127 0 63
OH Jewish Hospital Blood and Marrow Transplant Center 44 75 2 35
OH Ohio State Medical Center, James Cancer Center 128 196 1 98
OH Seidman Cancer Center-University Hospitals Cleveland Medical Center 28 48 0 44
OH University of Cincinnati Medical Center 11 15 0 10
OK OU Medicine Inc.; OU Medical Center and The Children's Hospital at OU Medical Center 36 66 0 48
OR Legacy Good Samaritan Hospital and Medical Center 12 20 0 0
OR Oregon Health and Science University 61 104 3 108
OR Providence Portland Medical Center 23 31 0 0
PA Abramson Cancer Center University of Pennsylvania Medical Center 135 180 2 81
PA Eastern Regional Medical Center 5 8 0 0
PA Fox Chase Temple University Hospital Bone Marrow Transplant Program 59 99 0 27
PA Hahnemann University Hospital 2 3 0 3
PA Penn State Hershey Medical Center 51 75 0 80
PA The Center for Bone Marrow Transplantation at Geisinger 20 31 0 3
PA Thomas Jefferson University Hospital, Inc. 50 67 3 38
PA University of Pittsburgh Medical Center - Cancer Center 66 101 1 42
PA West Penn Hospital 19 23 1 26
RI Roger Williams Medical Center 7 9 0 8
SC GHS Cancer Institute 24 39 0 12
SC Medical University of South Carolina 41 58 0 45
SC Roper Hospital 12 17 0 3
SC Saint Francis Hospital 17 23 0 6
TN Avera McKennan Transplant Institute 19 27 0 19
TN Baptist Blood and Marrow Transplant 14 17 0 7
TN Methodist Healthcare Blood and Marrow Transplant Center 33 44 0 23
TN Sarah Cannon BMT Program 53 73 2 56
TN VA Tennessee Valley HCS HSCT Program Nashville 0 0 0 28
TN Vanderbilt University Medical Center 98 132 0 83
TX Baylor College of Medicine Center for Cell and Gene Therapy 55 89 0 103
TX Baylor University Medical Center 71 118 3 79
TX Covenant Health System Hematopoietic Transplant Program 7 10 0 0
TX M.D. Anderson Cancer Center 207 324 8 261
TX Medical City Dallas Hospital 53 95 0 68
TX Scott and White Memorial Hospital 14 20 0 0
TX South Texas Veterans Health Care System 0 0 0 1
TX Texas Transplant Institute 100 167 1 53
TX UT Southwestern Medical Center - BMT Program 46 68 0 21
TX Zachary and Elizabeth M. Fisher Bone Marrow Transplant Program 11 17 0 6
UT LDS Hospital / Intermountain Healthcare 17 34 1 34
UT Utah Blood and Marrow Transplant Program (Adults) 59 83 0 52
VT University of Vermont Medical Center 8 13 0 0
VA University of Virginia Health System 37 56 0 27
VA Virginia Commonwealth University Massey Cancer Center Bone Marrow Transplant Program 75 104 3 51
VA Virginia Oncology Asso­ci­ates, Mid Atlantic Consultants 19 27 0 0
WA Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center 106 173 7 212
WA VA Puget Sound Health Care System 0 0 0 10
WV West Virginia University Hospitals, Inc. 24 45 0 24
WI Aurora St. Luke's Medical Center 24 33 0 0
WI Froedtert Memorial Lutheran Hospital 111 158 22 102
WI Marshfield Clinic Health Systems 13 17 0 0
WI University of Wisconsin Hospital and Clinics 56 91 1 54

Explanatory Notes

The table above in­cludes data related to au­tol­o­gous (own) stem cell trans­plants and allo­geneic (donor) stem cell trans­plants.

For each type of trans­plant, two numbers are listed.

The first number, labeled “MM,” is the number of au­tol­o­gous or allo­geneic trans­plants carried out in people with multiple myeloma.

The second number, labeled “MM + Other,” is the number of au­tol­o­gous or allo­geneic trans­plants carried out in multiple myeloma patients and patients with other dis­eases. (See below for more about what "other dis­eases" are in­cluded for each type of trans­plant.)

The pur­pose of the second number is to give a sense of how often individual treat­ment centers per­form au­tol­o­gous or allo­geneic trans­plants in general, rather than specifically for multiple myeloma. This could be a con­sid­er­a­tion, for example, in the case of allo­geneic stem cell trans­plants, which are not common in the case of multiple myeloma, but which some centers carry out frequently for patients with other dis­eases.

More About The '"MM" + Other' Columns

It is worth noting that the “MM + Other” data in the table account for most, but not all, of the au­tol­o­gous and allo­geneic trans­plants carried out in 2017 at each center listed in the table. That is, the “MM + Other” data are not quite “MM + All Other,” but rather “MM + Most Other.”

  • In the case of autologous (own) stem cell transplants, “MM + Other” is the number of autologous transplants carried out in patients with either multiple myeloma, Hodgkin lymphoma, or non-Hodgkin lymphoma. From 2012 to 2016, autologous transplants for patients with these three diseases accounted for 89 percent of all autologous transplants carried out in the United States.
  • In the case of allogeneic (donor) stem cell transplants, the “MM + Other” data are for transplants carried out at each center in patients with either multiple myeloma, acute lymphoblastic leukemia (ALL), acute myeloid leukemia (AML), Hodgkin lymphoma, myelodysplastic syndromes (MDS), non-Hodgkin lymphoma, or severe aplastic anemia. From 2012 to 2016, allogeneic transplants for patients with these seven diseases accounted for 80 percent of all allogeneic transplants carried out in the United States.

Please note that the results in the table reflect the number of transplants per­formed in 2017, not the number of patients receiving trans­plants. A single patient who has two au­tol­o­gous trans­plants at the same center in a single year will con­trib­ute two trans­plants to the center's total number of au­tol­o­gous trans­plants for the year, not one.

Data Source, Treatment Center Names, And Excluded Centers

The data presented in the table were compiled by The Myeloma Beacon based on statistics collected by the Center for Inter­na­tional Blood and Marrow Transplant Research. Cancer centers in the United States are required by law to report statistics related to allo­geneic (donor) stem cell trans­plants. Most centers also report such statistics for au­tol­o­gous stem cell trans­plants.

The treat­ment center names listed in the table are in some cases dif­fer­en­t than the names commonly used to refer to individual centers. The names in the table are, how­ever, the ones used in the original data The Beacon used to develop the table.

Children’s hos­pi­tals are not in­cluded in the table because no multiple myeloma-related trans­plants were carried out at such centers in 2017.

Also, some cancer centers file two sets of trans­plant statistics each year: one for adult patients, and one for pedi­atric patients. For those centers, only the adult statistics are in­cluded below because, once again, no myeloma patients were reported as receiving trans­plants in 2017 in the pedi­atric data for centers reporting adult and pedi­atric data separately.

Finally, data for the fol­low­ing centers are not in­cluded in the table above because their results were not reported in time, or could not be val­i­dated in time, for them to in­cluded in the source data used by The Myeloma Beacon to create the table:

  • Alta Bates Comprehensive Cancer Center (California)
  • Medical Oncology Hematology Consultants, PA (Delaware)
  • Baptist Hospital of Miami (Florida)
  • Rejuva Stem Cell Center LLC (Florida)
  • NYU Winthrop Hospital (New York)
  • Novant Health Transplantation and Cellular Therapy Program (North Carolina)
  • Pediatric Immunology Bone Marrow Transplant Center (North Carolina)
  • Pennsylvania Hospital (Pennsylvania)
  • Hospital Auxilio Mutuo (Puerto Rico)
  • The Center for Blood Disorders and Stem Cell Transplantation (Washington)
  • Marshfield Clinic Health Systems (Wisconsin)