A.S. Loginov Intercircular Hematology Center MCSC

The structure of the MHZ includes:

• Department of Hematology and Chemotherapy of hemoblastoses No. 1 (bed fund -50 beds)
• Department of Hematology and Chemotherapy of hemoblastoses No. 2 (bed fund-33 beds)
• Day hospital of Hematology and Hemoblastosis Chemotherapy Department (20 beds)
• Outpatient Cancer Care Center
• Department of Bone Marrow Transplantation, Hematopoietic stem cells and high-dose chemotherapy (bed fund-10 beds)
• Department of Hematopoietic Stem Cell Collection and efferent treatment methods

DEPARTMENT OF HEMATOLOGY AND CHEMOTHERAPY OF HEMOBLASTOSES NO. 1,2

Our hematology department specializes in the diagnosis and treatment of a wide range of blood diseases. We use international protocols, advanced technologies and an individual approach to each patient.

The main areas of work

Oncohematology

• Leukemia (acute and chronic)
• Lymphomas (Hodgkin's and non-Hodgkin's)
• Multiple myeloma
• Myelodysplastic syndromes (MDS)

Our advantages

• A team of experts – hematologists, oncologists, transfusiologists, resuscitators.
• Laboratory and instrumental diagnostics (cytogenetics, immunophenotyping, molecular diagnostics, NGS sequencing).
• Modern therapy (chemotherapy, targeted drugs, immunotherapy).
• Supportive treatment (antimicrobial prophylaxis, hemocomponent replacement therapy, efferent methods).

We help patients with the most difficult diagnoses using evidence-based medicine and innovative technologies.

DAY HOSPITAL OF THE HEMATOLOGY DEPARTMENT

The hematological day hospital is designed for patients who do not require round-the-clock monitoring, but need regular medical procedures, infusion therapy, follow-up examinations and dynamic monitoring by a hematologist.

1. The main tasks of the day hospital

• Conducting course chemotherapy (including targeted and immunotherapy) on an outpatient basis.
• Maintenance therapy (blood transfusion, thromboconcentrate).
• Diagnostic procedures (bone marrow puncture, bone marrow trepanobiopsy).
• Monitoring the condition of patients after high-dose therapy or transplantation.
• Correction of complications (treatment of anemia, neutropenia).

2. Organization of work

Working hours: from 8:00 to 16:00 (flexible schedule is possible for patients on long-term therapy).

Duration of stay: from several hours to the entire working day, depending on the type of treatment.

Frequency of visits: from 1 time per week to daily visits (according to indications).

3. Ongoing procedures and treatment

• Therapeutic measures
• Chemotherapy (administration of cytostatics, monoclonal antibodies).
• Infusion therapy (hydration, administration of bisphosphonates, immunoglobulins).
• Hemotransfusion (erythrocyte mass, thromboconcentrate).
• Diagnostic manipulations
• Sternal puncture and trepanobiopsy (under local anesthesia).
• Laboratory control (UAC, biochemistry, coagulogram).

4. Advantages of a day hospital

Reducing the risk of nosocomial infections (the patient is not in the hospital around the clock).
Saving beds for serious patients requiring hospitalization.
The ability to lead a habitual lifestyle (the patient returns home after the procedures).
Individual treatment schedule (flexible approach for working patients).

5. Supervision and continuity

• Daily examination by a hematologist (assessment of the condition, correction of therapy).
• Communication with a round-the-clock hospital (rapid hospitalization in case of deterioration).
• Electronic medical card (all data is entered into a single system to monitor the dynamics).