Abstract
El tratamiento de inducción seguido de consolidación con altas dosis de quimioterapia y posterior rescate con progenitores hematopoyéticos de sangre periférica autólogos (PHSP) es el tratamiento de elección en mieloma múltiple (MM) para pacientes aptos(1-6). Dado que el régimen condicionante que habitualmente se utiliza es melfalán (MEL) monodroga, que tiene una depuración rápida, hemos implementado una técnica simple y alternativa a la criopreservación celular con temperaturas ultra bajas (-80°C ó -196°C) conservando las células madre
a 4°C hasta su reinfusión sin el agregado de mezcla crioprotectante(7-9). En este contexto desarrollamos un estudio retrospectivo y multicéntrico comparando los resultados obtenidos por la técnica a 4°C con los del método convencional (-80°C/-196°C).
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