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Haematology, Haemato Oncology & BMT

The department of Haematology, Haemato Oncology & BMT at Aster Hospital provides comprehensive treatment for all malignant and non –malignant disorders of the blood in adults and children.

Treatments include:

  • Management of Refractory Anaemias, Haemoglobinopathy like Thalassemia/ Sickle Cell Anaemia Haemolytic Anaemia and Myelodysplastic syndrome.
  • Leucocyte disorders like Myeloproliferative disorder, including Monocytic or Eosinophilic disorder, Haemophago Lymphohistiocytic disorder and Lyphoproliferative disorders.
  • Management of congenital bone marrow failure syndrome and autoimmune Cytopenias.
  • Haemostasis and Thrombosis management.
  • Management of malignant diseases like Lymphoma, Leukemia and Myeloma.
  • Bone Marrow Transplant programs for adults and children, led by an expert team of Haematologists- Haemato Oncologists.
     

Bone Marrow Transplant: Adult & Paediatric

  • Bone marrow Transplant unit with dedicated Apheresis ubit for collection of stem cells and cryopreservation facility for storage of stem cells.
  • Autologous and Allogeneic Stem Cell transplant for defined indication.
  • Haploidentical transplants and matched unrelated donor transplantation for patients who do not have a matching donor in the family.

Available Hospitals

We provide excellent care, right from diagnosis to the treatment and beyond at our world-class hospitals.

Our Doctors

We have some of the best specialists from around the world, they bring years of experience and offer evidence-based treatment to ensure the best care for you.

Advanced Technology & Facilities

Well equipped with the latest medical equipment, modern technology & infrastructure, Aster Hospital is one of the best hospitals in India.

Minimal Access Robotic Surgery

Aster Hospitals, for the first time in Kerala, introduces Robotic Surgery with da Vinci Robot- a highly advanced surgical Robot that performs minimally invasive surgeries with utmost precision. What can be called the next level in surgery, the da Vinci Robot has multi-limbed surgical robot with tiny wrists that bend in all directions, offering precision, dexterity and fine manipulation beyond that of human hand. The Surgeon performs minimally invasive surgeries by manipulating three robotic arms and a video camera that are inserted through small skin incisions, while seated in front of a computer console with 3D video screen and controls. The option of Robotic surgery is available in the Urology, Cardiothoracic, Gynaecology, Oncology, Gastroenterology, Bariatric and Paediatric Surgery Departments at Aster Medcity.

Multi Disciplinary Tumor Board

Site specific disease management groups:

Haemato oncology and BMT
Neuro-Oncology,
Orthopedic Oncology,
Gastro Intestinal, hepatobiliary and pancreatic oncology group,
Womens Cancer clinics
Genito Urinary Oncology clinics
Pediatric Oncology group
Head and Neck oncology group
Thoracic Oncology group

Operation Theatres

ORI Fusion Digital Integrated Operation Theatres With 22 Operating Rooms that are on par with some of the largest in the world, Aster Medcity, for the first time South India, introduces ORI Fusion Digital Integrated Operation Theatres using Karlstorz OR1 Fusion - Asia Pacific’s first complete digital integration system.
The integration enables real-time sharing of images, videos and medical reports, which not only facilitates virtual participation from any location in the world, but also helps the rest of the surgical team to monitor the patient closely during the operative procedure, much to the benefit and safety of the patient undergoing the surgery.
Aster Medcity is also the first surgical facility in the state to offer Robotic Surgery using high-precision da Vinci Surgery Robot.

Nuclear Medicine

PET-CT scanning, and Nuclear Medicine Therapy using Radio-pharmaceuticals like Iodine-131
PET –CT based radiotherapy planning

Imaging

CT scan based radiotherapy planning
CT Simulator
CT –MRI fusion
Image based interventional ooncology (RFA , TACE)

Cancer Screening

Early screening of cancers in the Breast, Cervix, Head and Neck, Colorectum, Prostate and Lung

FAQs

Want to find out more about the treatment? The answer to your questions can be found below.

What are the most common types of cancer?

  • Non-melanoma Skin Cancer
  • Breast Cancer
  • Leukemia
  • Kidney Cancer
  • Pancreatic Cancer.

How does radiation therapy work?

Radiation therapy is a cancer treatment that uses high doses of radiation to kill cancer cells and shrink tumours.Cancer cells begin to die days or weeks after treatment starts, and continue to die for weeks or months after it finishes.

What is Surgical Oncology?

Surgical oncology is a field of medicine that uses surgery to treat cancer. Its main goal is to find harmful tumours in the body and remove them. Doctors who practice surgical oncology can find out if the disease has spread to other parts of your body.

How do a Haematologist and BMT Specialist decide on a treatment plan?

Haematologists and BMT specialists don’t directly devise treatment plans. They analyse the severity of symptoms, examine health conditions, monitor medical reports, and then decide on treatment. Our haematologist and BMT specialist in Kochi follows the most reliable approach to preparing for treatments.

What advancements or technologies are utilised by haematologists and BMT Specialists?

These experts use several pieces of equipment and tools to diagnose and treat patients. These include haematology analysers to check complete blood counts, autoclaves, flow cytometers, slide stainers, coagulation analysers, PCR machines, cryostats, plasma expressers, blood glucose analysers, and many more.

What documents should I carry on my first visit to a haematologist and BMT specialist?

You should carry recent blood test reports, past treatment documents, any recent surgery records, and ongoing medications. These documents will be very helpful when discussing your problems. Our haematologist and BMT specialist can help you prepare the necessary documents for your visit.

How should I prepare for my first visit to haematologists and BMT Specialists?

While visiting a haematologist and BMT specialist, you can prepare discussion pointers about your health conditions. Also, take the necessary health records and diagnosis reports with you. You can consult our haematologist in Kolhapur to know what’s required for the first visit.

What does a Haematologist and BMT Specialist do?

Haematologists and BMT specialists provide critical medical support in several cases of blood disorders, lymphatic problems, and bone marrow issues. These experts have great expertise in crafting personalised healthcare solutions. Using their core expertise, they provide personalised care with painless treatment options.

What questions should you ask a Haematologist and BMT Specialist?

There are several questions you can ask a haematologist and BMT specialist. These include how long they have been treating patients, what symptoms they treat, how they diagnose health conditions, how they prepare for surgical treatment, and whether there will be any side effects after treatment.

What are the most common types of conditions that haematologists and BMT specialists treat?

Conditions like anaemia, weakness, blood clotting, bone pain, blood loss due to injuries, lymphatic problems, breathing issues, and leukaemia require treatment from these experts. Our haematologist and BMT specialist provide complete medical care for blood, lymph, and bone marrow problems.

When should I consider seeing a Haematologist and BMT Specialist?

If you encounter issues related to blood loss, bone marrow disorders, lymphatic problems, low platelets or blood counts, or other critical conditions, you should consider seeing a haematologist and BMT specialist. At Aster CMI, our haematologist and BMT specialist in Bangalore can help you cure all these problems.

What is the role of a Haematologist and BMT Specialist in a patient's treatment journey?

Haematologists and BMT specialists play a vital role during a patient’s treatment. These experts consistently monitor health conditions to adjust treatment and ensure the patient’s complete safety. Our Haematologist and BMT specialist works with other surgeons to provide medical support throughout the treatment.

How do a Haematologist and BMT Specialist decide on a treatment plan?

Deciding on a treatment plan for a blood disorder requires extensive care from both haematologists and BMT specialists. They start by reviewing your medical history, symptoms, and performing a physical examination. Based on their analysis, these experts propose a treatment plan.

What advancements or technologies are utilised by haematologists and BMT Specialists?

Hematologists and BMT specialists utilise a wide range of equipment and tools. These include blood collection equipment such as syringes and tubes, centrifuges, automated blood analysers, bone marrow treatment tools, imaging technologies like X-rays or CT scans, and robotic-assisted surgery systems.

What documents should I carry on my first visit to a haematologist and BMT specialist?

There are some important health documents you should carry while visiting a haematologist and BMT specialist for the first time, including medical records, past treatment reports, and prescriptions. You can ask our haematologist and BMT specialist in Calicut at Aster MIMS to know more.

How should I prepare for my first visit to haematologists and BMT Specialists?

To prepare for your first visit, know the core purpose and concerns you want to discuss. If you need assistance from experts, our haematologist and BMT specialist in Calicut at Aster MIMS can help you determine what’s important for the first visit.

What does a haematologist and BMT Specialist do?

Haematologists specialise in diagnosing severe blood disorders that adversely affect bone marrow, spleen, and lymphatic system. A BMT specialist diagnoses patients referred by haematologists for bone marrow transplantation. Medical professionals collaborate and provide comprehensive care to patients with severe blood disorders.

What questions should you ask a haematologist and BMT Specialist?

Patients are advised to ask questions related to prior blood disorders and abnormalities identified by the physicians and their impact on their overall health. Further, questions about the root cause of the blood abnormalities, suitable treatment plans, recovery process, requirement for BMT treatments, precautions, and lifestyle changes are crucial to know.

What are the most common types of conditions that haematologists and BMT specialists treat?

The most severe and common dermatologist treatments are bleeding disorders, anaemia, leukaemia, lymphoma, myeloma, and clotting disorders. Similarly, a BMT specialist at Aster MIMS hospital prioritises bone marrow transplant if the condition worsens or as referred by haematologists.

When should I consider seeing a haematologist and BMT Specialist?

There are no physical symptoms to determine blood disorders. However, physicians who primarily diagnose patients require reports of blood abnormalities from haematologists. Therefore, in case of severe medical conditions like lymphoma, myeloma, and clotting disorders, I prefer seeing top haematologists at Aster MIMS Hospital.

What is the role of a haematologist and BMT Specialist in a patient's treatment journey?

From examining patients' medical conditions when primary physicians refer them to haematologists to diagnosing and treating bleeding disorders, spleen, and lymphatic system and working collaboratively with BMT specialists, both medical professionals play a vital role in patients’ recovery process.

 How do a Haematologist and BMT Specialist decide on a treatment plan?

A haematologist and BMT specialist in Kottakkal at Aster MIMS uses a comprehensive assessment of the patient's medical history, diagnostic tests, and present state of health to determine a treatment strategy. To create a customised, successful treatment plan, they consider variables such as the kind and stage of the illness, possible adverse effects from treatments, and patient preferences.

What advancements or technologies are utilised by haematologists and BMT Specialists?

Haematologists and BMT specialists in Kottakkal at Aster MIMS use innovations such as CAR-T cell therapy for specific tumours, next-generation sequencing for accurate genetic profiling, and improved imaging tools for improved diagnosis. To improve patient outcomes and lower complications, they also employ cutting-edge transplant procedures and enhanced supportive care regimens.

What documents should I carry on my first visit to a haematologist and BMT specialist?

Bring identification, medical documents, a list of your current medicines, insurance information, and any letters of referral with you to your initial appointment with a Haematologist and BMT Specialist. To assist the expert fully grasp your problem, include imaging scans, data from prior diagnostic tests, and a synopsis of your medical history.

 How should I prepare for my first visit to haematologists and BMT Specialists?

Acquire any pertinent medical records, jot down symptoms and inquiries, and familiarise yourself with your medical history to be well-prepared for your initial appointment. To give the specialist a full picture, make sure you have an organised list of all of your drugs and doses, and be prepared to talk about your lifestyle, family background, and any previous treatments.

What does a Haematologist and BMT Specialist do?

A physician with expertise in evaluating, treating, and managing diseases pertaining to the bloodstream, bone marrow, and lymph nodes is known as a haematologist and BMT specialist. They are skilled in treating illnesses linked to the blood, including sickle cell disease, leukaemia, lymphoma, and myeloma.

What questions should you ask a Haematologist and BMT Specialist?

Ask questions to get clarification on your diagnosis, illness stage, available treatments, possible risks and side effects, and expected outcomes when you visit with a Haematologist and BMT Specialist. To further investigate all possible options and make educated decisions about your care, find out about any clinical trials or new therapies that may be offered.

What are the most common types of conditions that haematologists and BMT specialists treat?

A haematologist and BMT specialist in JP Nagar at Aster RV treats blood-related illnesses, including leukaemia, lymphomas, and myelomas. They also treat aplastic anaemia, which is characterised by low levels of blood cells brought on by bone marrow failure, haemophilia brought on by clotting factor absence, and sickle cell disease, which is marked by aberrant haemoglobin.

When should I consider seeing a Haematologist and BMT Specialist?

It is wise to speak with a haematologist and BMT specialist if you notice any persistent or unexplained symptoms that might be related to a blood issue. Attention should be paid to symptoms including exhaustion, easy bruising or haemorrhage, enlarged lymph nodes, recurrent infections, bone or joint discomfort, weight loss, or lack of appetite. Getting medical help as soon as possible guarantees accurate diagnosis and treatment of any possible underlying issues.

What is the role of a Haematologist and BMT Specialist in a patient's treatment journey?

Haematologists and BMT specialists play a critical role in the course of treatment in accurately identifying and assessing blood disorders, creating individualised treatment plans, supervising the administration of the medication and tracking its efficacy, managing adverse reactions and complications, and offering patients ongoing assistance and assistance both during and after the medication, all while ensuring their wellbeing and assisting them through this procedure.

How do a Haematologist and BMT Specialist decide on a treatment plan?

The haematologist and BMT Specialist in Whitefield at Aster consider the patient's age, general health, the kind and stage of the blood problem, and the desired course of therapy. They collaborate closely with the individual to answer any questions and clarify the treatment strategy.

What advancements or technologies are utilised by haematologists and BMT Specialists?

Haematologists and BMT specialists in Whitefield at Aster use modern treatments, including CAR T-cell therapy, immunotherapy, and next-generation sequencing. They also carry out cutting-edge treatments, including transplanted bone marrow, which has the potential to treat a variety of blood diseases and malignancies.

What are the symptoms of cancer?

  • The earlier cancer is detected, the greater the chance of curing it
  • Change in bowel or bladder habits
  • Unusual bleeding or discharge
  • Thickening or lump in the breast or other parts of the body
  • Anemia
  • Changes on skin.

Whom I should consult for Thyroid Tumours?

If you are worried about thyroid cancer, the first step you need to take is to visit your Head and Neck specialists. They can diagnose and treat your thyroid cancer so you can get on with your life.

What does a Haematologist and BMT Specialist do?

Haematologists and BMT specialists work collaboratively to treat critical blood and bone marrow disorders. They provide complete medical support with effective diagnosis and non-invasive treatments. These experts prepare and examine several checkups to detect the root cause of the diseases.

What questions should you ask a Haematologist and BMT Specialist?

You can ask a haematologist and BMT specialist certain questions about your treatment or health conditions. This can include what treatments they offer, what symptoms they often treat, how they handle critical health conditions, and how long they have been treating.

What are the most common types of conditions that haematologists and BMT specialists treat?

Haematologists and bone marrow transplant (BMT) specialists offer various treatment options related to blood and bone marrow disorders. These include leukaemias, lymphomas, immunity disorders, blood clotting, and tumours. Our haematologist and BMT specialist in Kochi has been treating these conditions with complete medical support for years.

When should I consider seeing a Haematologist and BMT Specialist?

You should see a haematologist and BMT specialist for several conditions. These problems include low blood cell count, weakness, skin infection, internal bleeding or blood clotting, lymph disorders, jaundice or pale skin, and other issues related to bone marrow.

What is the role of a Haematologist and BMT Specialist in a patient's treatment journey?

Haematologists and BMT specialists often collaborate with other specialists during the patient’s treatment. They play a vital role in monitoring and addressing critical health conditions for better treatment. These experts provide necessary treatment alternatives for painless patient recovery.

How do a Haematologist and BMT Specialist decide on a treatment plan?

Haematologists and BMT specialists work together to diagnose critical symptoms of patients before preparing for medical treatment. These specialists monitor the patients' health signals, examine their medical history, and then decide on an effective treatment plan and recovery methods.

What advancements or technologies are utilised by haematologists and BMT Specialists?

Haematologists and BMT specialists use several advancements and equipment. These tools include coagulation analysers, PCR machines, plasma expressers, flow cytometers, slide stainers, cryostats, blood glucose analysers, and many more. Our haematologist and BMT specialist in Bangalore at Aster CMI always use safe and reliable tools for treatment.

What documents should I carry on my first visit to a haematologist and BMT specialist?

You should carry several documents while visiting a haematologist and BMT specialist, such as past medical records, recent health checkups and blood tests, and ongoing medications. Our haematologist and BMT specialist can help you prepare the necessary health documents.

How should I prepare for my first visit to haematologists and BMT Specialists?

You should know the core purpose behind visiting a haematologist and BMT specialist. For instance, you may have problems you’re facing, pointers to discuss with them, or medical reports to know about. Our haematologist and BMT specialist can help you prepare for your visit.

What does a Haematologist and BMT Specialist do?

A haematologist and a BMT specialist are the experts who provide complete medical care through surgical and non-surgical procedures. They diagnose a wide range of blood disorders, develop personalised treatment plans, monitor your progress throughout treatment, and offer post-transplant care.

What questions should you ask a Haematologist and BMT Specialist?

You can ask any questions to haematologists and BMT specialists, such as what blood disorder you have, what treatment options are available, how long the treatment will last, what the risks involved with the treatment are, and how soon you will recover.

What are the most common types of conditions that haematologists and BMT specialists treat?

Hematologists and BMT specialists specialise in diagnosing and treating several common conditions. These include leukaemia, myeloma, thrombocytopenia, haemophilia, sickle cell disease, autoimmune disorders, hemoglobinopathies, and many more. Our haematologists and BMT specialists in Calicut provide critical medical support to treat these conditions.

When should I consider seeing a Haematologist and BMT Specialist?

There are various situations where a haematologist and BMT specialist are needed. These conditions include changes in blood cell counts, persistent fatigue, excessive bruising or bleeding, and unexplained weight loss. Our haematologist and BMT specialist in Calicut at Aster MIMS can help you learn more about these conditions.

What is the role of a Haematologist and BMT Specialist in a patient's treatment journey?

Haematologists and BMT specialists provide all medical support during the patient’s treatment. They consistently track the patient’s conditions through vital health signals like blood count, respiration system, and pulse to address any issues. 

How do a haematologist and BMT Specialist decide on a treatment plan?

Physicians primarily examine patients’ medical conditions and refer them to haematologists for detailed examinations for blood test abnormalities. Through diagnostic, complete blood count (CBC), blood smear, bone marrow aspiration, biopsy, and imaging tests, haematologists examine patients' condition and further refer them to BMT specialists of Aster MIMS Hospital in Kannur for bone marrow transplantation.

What advancements or technologies are utilised by haematologists and BMT Specialists?

Aster MIMS Hospital in Kannur is equipped with advanced equipment for haematology and BMT treatments, including analysers, flow cytometers, coagulation analysers, slide stainers, central line catheters, leukapheresis machines, and specialised laboratory equipment.

What documents should I carry on my first visit to a haematologist and BMT specialist?

To see top haematologists and BMT specialists in Kannur, patients are advised to carry their medical reports of previous treatments and surgeries undergone, genetic disorder reports, reports primary physicians provide once they are diagnosed, and results of diagnostic & imaging tests undergone.

How should I prepare for my first visit to haematologists and BMT Specialists?

You must prepare by carrying all medical reports of treatments previously undergone and a list of questions you have related to bleeding disorders, abnormalities, treatment plans, the recovery process, etc.

What does a Haematologist and BMT Specialist do?

A haematologist and BMT specialist diagnose and treat blood problems and lymphatic system illnesses. They treat illnesses including haemophilia, leukaemia, anaemia, and lymphoma. They also perform bone marrow transplants, which are essential procedures for patients suffering from blood disorders and some types of cancer.

What questions should you ask a Haematologist and BMT Specialist?

Ask questions about your diagnosis, available treatments, possible side effects, and expected outcomes when seeing a Haematologist and BMT Specialist. You can also try to find out how the expert has handled conditions similar to yours.

What are the most common types of conditions that haematologists and BMT specialists treat?

Conditions including leukaemia, lymphoma, multiple myeloma, anaemia, sickle cell disease, and haemophilia are frequently treated by Haematologist and BMT Specialist in Kottakkal, Aster MIMS. In addition, they treat complicated blood and immune system illnesses, myelodysplastic syndromes, and bone marrow failure syndromes, offering both medicinal and surgical therapies as necessary.

When should I consider seeing a Haematologist and BMT Specialist?

If you have been diagnosed with a blood malignancy such as leukaemia or lymphoma or if you have unusual bleeding or bruising, you should consult a haematologist and BMT specialist in Kottakkal, Aster MIMS. A referral may also be required in the event of complicated blood illnesses, unexplained anomalies in blood testing, or consideration of a bone marrow transplant.

What is the role of a Haematologist and BMT Specialist in a patient's treatment journey?

When it comes to diagnosing, treating, and managing blood problems, a haematologist and BMT specialist in Kottakkal at Aster MIMS expert are necessary. In order to provide complete care for patients throughout their journey, they control side effects, offer continuous monitoring and support, and help patients through complicated treatments.

How do a Haematologist and BMT Specialist decide on a treatment plan?

A haematologist and BMT specialist in JP Nagar at Aster RV will consider several parameters, such as the patient's age, general health, and preferences, to identify the best course of therapy. To obtain the required data, they will review the patient's medical records, conduct a physical examination, and prescribe diagnostic procedures such as bone marrow biopsies, blood tests, and imaging scans.

What advancements or technologies are utilised by haematologists and BMT Specialists?

In their work, haematologists and BMT specialists in Bangalore at Aster employ cutting-edge tools and methods, such as molecular diagnostics, which look for certain genetic alterations to inform treatment choices. While targeted treatment medications concentrate on certain chemicals implicated in the progression of cancer, immunotherapy uses the patient's immune system to combat cancer cells. Healthy stem cells are transplanted to replace damaged bone marrow.

 What documents should I carry on my first visit to a haematologist and BMT  specialist?

It's important to bring the necessary paperwork for a successful first appointment with a Haematologist and BMT Specialist. These documents should include a letter of referral from your primary care physician, complete medical records with test results, imaging exams, and pathology reports, a listing of your current prescriptions, any supplements, and any personal identity papers, such as a passport or ID card.

How should I prepare for my first visit to haematologists and BMT Specialists? 

There are a few important things to do before your first appointment with a haematologist and BMT Specialist. To begin with, compile your medical information and pertinent papers to give a thorough background. Next, prepare a list of the symptoms and issues you want to talk about during the visit. To ensure all of your questions are answered, list any queries you have for the doctor.

What does a Haematologist and BMT Specialist do?

Haematologists and BMT specialists detect and treat blood diseases, including malignancies such as lymphoma and leukaemia. Utilising cutting-edge methods such as flow cytometry and genetic testing, they create customised regimens that include bone marrow transplants, targeted treatments, and chemotherapy.

What questions should you ask a Haematologist and BMT Specialist?

What is my precise diagnosis, for example, is one of the most important things to ask a Haematologist and BMT Specialist? What choices are there for treatment? Which adverse consequences are possible? How much time will the therapy require? How does the outlook look? Which kind of assistance services are offered?

What are the most common types of conditions that haematologists and BMT specialists treat?

Numerous illnesses, such as leukaemia, lymphoma, myeloma, aplastic anaemia, thalassemia, sickle cell anaemia, and immunological deficiencies, are treated by haematologists and BMT specialists in Whitefield at Aster. They also handle blood disorder side effects like bleeding and clotting problems.

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