#hematooncology

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Hemato Oncology Hospital In Hyderabad

The Kaizen Hematology Oncology Network is a premier Hemato Oncology Hospital In Hyderabad, providing comprehensive care for patients with blood cancers and other hematological disorders. With a team of highly skilled and experienced hematologists and oncologists, they offer advanced diagnostic and treatment options for a range of conditions, including leukemia, lymphoma, multiple myeloma, and other blood disorders. Their state-of-the-art facilities, advanced technology, and multidisciplinary approach ensure that patients receive the best possible care and support throughout their treatment journey. With a focus on personalized care and patient-centered approach, the Kaizen Hematology Oncology Network is committed to achieving the best possible outcomes for patients with blood cancers and hematological disorders. Contact them today to schedule an appointment with a skilled hematologist or oncologist.

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The department of Haemato oncology looks after all the disease of blood and Lymphatics.  We cover Benign Haematology, Malignanat Haematology, Bleeding and thrombosis problems along with Bone marrow Transplantation.

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MY BRAVEST FIGHT WAS OUTSIDE THE RING. AGAINST CANCER.

GIRISH R, 31

Kickboxing World Champion

DIAGNOSIS: PROMYELOCYTIC LEUKEMIA

CONSULTANT: DR. HARI MENON, SENIOR CONSULTANT - MEDICAL & HEMATO ONCOLOGIST

What does being a winner mean to me? Short answer: everything. As a kickboxing champion, I obsess about being the last man standing in the ring. Every cell in my body craves the taste of victory. Every fibre in my muscle burns for it.

And yet, when I met my fiercest rival, it looked like the match was loaded against me. When I was told that I was to spar with the Big C, cancer, it felt like a knockout blow. I reeled. I staggered. This certainly was no ordinary opponent. I knew. But what it didn’t know was that I’m no ordinary fighter either.

If there was one thing I’d learned it was this: every fight is first won, or lost, in the mind. And I decided to win. The very moment I made that decision, something changed. Deep inside me, something changed. I fought back. With every cell, every fibre in my body, with every ounce of courage in my soul, I fought. Falling, rising, ducking, punching... I fought. With an inspiring team of doctors, technicians, counsellors and family members walking with me every step of the way, I fought. I gave it my all. Until I was the last man standing.

Today, I’m on my feet. I have won. My life’s biggest battle is behind me. And my whole life is ahead of me. I was born to survive. This is what I do. Falling, rising, ducking, punching. And winning. I’m a survivor.

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MY BRAVEST FIGHT WAS OUTSIDE THE RING. AGAINST CANCER.

GIRISH R, 31

Kickboxing World Champion

DIAGNOSIS: PROMYELOCYTIC LEUKEMIA

CONSULTANT: DR. HARI MENON, SENIOR CONSULTANT - MEDICAL & HEMATO ONCOLOGIST

What does being a winner mean to me? Short answer: everything. As a kickboxing champion, I obsess about being the last man standing in the ring. Every cell in my body craves the taste of victory. Every fibre in my muscle burns for it.

And yet, when I met my fiercest rival, it looked like the match was loaded against me. When I was told that I was to spar with the Big C, cancer, it felt like a knockout blow. I reeled. I staggered. This certainly was no ordinary opponent. I knew. But what it didn’t know was that I’m no ordinary fighter either.

If there was one thing I’d learned it was this: every fight is first won, or lost, in the mind. And I decided to win. The very moment I made that decision, something changed. Deep inside me, something changed. I fought back. With every cell, every fibre in my body, with every ounce of courage in my soul, I fought. Falling, rising, ducking, punching... I fought. With an inspiring team of doctors, technicians, counsellors and family members walking with me every step of the way, I fought. I gave it my all. Until I was the last man standing.

Today, I’m on my feet. I have won. My life’s biggest battle is behind me. And my whole life is ahead of me. I was born to survive. This is what I do. Falling, rising, ducking, punching. And winning. I’m a survivor.

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Types of monoclonal Immunoglobulins in patients with multiple myeloma! ( frei=free, nur=only) Source: Laboratory And Diagnose Thomas 12th edition German edition . What does it present? It shows which of the monoclonal antibodies are often present in a patient with multiple myeloma. #labmedicine #clinicalpathology #zanjan #Hematooncology https://www.instagram.com/p/Bl_GNiQh508/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=3tgwwov5xx6b