Pediatric Hematologist

A pediatric hematologist specializes in the diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of blood diseases and hematopoiesis in children of any age.

• Own round-the-clock laboratory.
• Diagnosis is made in the shortest possible time.
• Doctors with extensive experience working with children.
• The opportunity to receive consultations from specialists of related specialties within the same clinic.

Blood diseases can occur in a child from very early childhood. The factors of their development in the first years of life can be the peculiarities of the mother's pregnancy, improper artificial feeding, certain infectious diseases, and in some cases— a genetic predisposition.

Timely detection and subsequent treatment of hematological diseases is the key to a child's healthy development in the future. We recommend that you immediately seek help from a pediatric hematologist if you experience the following symptoms:

Prolonged bleeding after a cut or wound, as well as after taking a blood test from a child; deviations from the norm detected during routine examination (low neutrophils, high lymphocytes, low hemoglobin) are also indications for visiting a pediatric hematologist, as the attending physician will tell you. the pediatrician.

An equally alarming symptom is enlarged lymph nodes, which is one of the signs indicating the presence of lymphoma or leukemia. In most cases, these concerns are not confirmed, since not only oncological diseases, but also many viral infections lead to an increase in lymph nodes. Nevertheless, parents should pay attention to any changes in the child's health status, and consult with a pediatrician about the need to consult a pediatric hematologist.

The main diagnostic methods of hematological diseases used inThe EMC Children's Clinic provides laboratory blood tests. After a thorough examination of the child, the pediatric hematologist will conduct a comprehensive examination, which may include:

The European Medical Center has its own laboratory, which conducts more than a thousand types of research around the clock, on weekends and holidays, including in an emergency mode. Many tests will be ready within 30-60 minutes after sampling the test material, which will allow doctors to make the correct diagnosis as soon as possible.

As additional diagnostic methods, a pediatric hematologist can use ultrasound, X-ray, MRI and other types of instrumental studies that allow to assess the child's general health, identify concomitant diseases and accurately determine the causes of existing disorders.

EMC specialists are always happy to advise parents living in Moscow and beyond. Pediatric hematologists of our clinic will tell you in detail about the potential dangers, the most common blood diseases and effective methods of their prevention and diagnosis. The EMC pediatric hematologist sees young patients at the clinic in Moscow at 35 Shchepkina Street.