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Haematologist

Haematologic diseases

Blood disorders can lead to serious health problems since the blood is a living tissue that carries oxygen from the lungs to the tissues and organs.

The main problems present in haematologic diseases are:

▪ Anaemias and polycythaemias

▪ Leukopenias and leukocytosis

▪ Thrombopenia, thrombocytosis and thrombopathy

▪ Clotting diseases: haemophilia

▪ Thrombophilic states

▪ Control and treatment of thromboembolism

▪ Myelodysplastic syndromes

▪ Myeloproliferative syndromes

▪ Lymphoproliferative syndromes

▪ Acute and chronic leukaemia

▪ Pathology of the mononuclear phagocyte system

Application of specific treatments

▪ Complications from autologous transplantation

▪ Chemotherapy and treatment of infections in blood diseases

▪ Antihaemophiliac

Other diseases:

▪ Immunodeficiency syndrome

▪ Infectious mononucleosis, cytomegalovirus

▪ Cirrhosis of the liver

▪ Renal failure

▪ Connective tissue diseases

▪ Hypothyroidism

▪ Splenomegaly

▪ Anaemia secondary to systemic processes

▪ Secondary clotting disorders, etc.