Children with blood diseases and tumors get required medical care at the Department of Pediatric Hematology and Oncology.
Doctors use microscopic investigation of atypical cells morphology, immunohistochemistry, immuno-phenotyping, molecular genetics, and cytogenetics methods available at the NCMC Laboratory for diagnostics and for strategizing targeted individualized treatment for the patients here.
MRI, MDCT, and PET-CT are used to diagnose patients. Minimally invasive methods of examination are provided to children using available tools here without pain but with comfort.
The department is also equipped with a vital sign monitoring system for high-dose chemotherapy and targeted therapy.
The specialists that work in this department received training in Germany, Austria, Korea, Russia, and Turkey.