Haematology and Haemotological Oncology

Professional Response to
Blood and Immune System Diseases

The Hematology and Hematologic Oncology Department at Union Hospital addresses diseases related to blood, bone marrow, the immune system, and hematologic tumors.

When routine blood tests reveal abnormalities—such as low red blood cell counts leading to anemia, decreased platelet counts causing bleeding, or reduced white blood cells—patients are typically referred to hematology specialists for further diagnosis and to develop appropriate treatment plans, ensuring accurate diagnosis and prompt treatment.

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Blood diseases and tumors affect overall health and quality of life. Early diagnosis and treatment are essential. Here are our key services and treated conditions:

Treatment Services

Post-Chemotherapy WBC/RBC Injections
Administered to boost white blood cells or red blood cells, aiding patients in recovering health post-chemotherapy and enhancing immune function.
Central Venous Catheter Care
Involves blood draws, ensuring catheter patency, and occlusion management, facilitating convenient long-term treatment and reducing discomfort during therapy.
Tumour Genetic Testing
Determines genetic characteristics of tumours through this test, enabling personalized treatment plans to enhance treatment specificity and effectiveness.
Comprehensive Pathology Analysis
Conducts extensive blood tests to help physicians understand patients' health status and detect potential issues early on.
Chemotherapy
Medication therapy for various cancers aimed at disease control, tumor reduction, and improvement of patients' quality of life.