Lymphoma Clinic

The Lymphoma Diagnosis and Treatment Center mainly diagnoses and treats "lymphoma, multiple myeloma, chronic lymphocytic leukemia and other lymphoid system tumors (collectively: lymphoma)".

The center consists of three general wards, a hematopoietic stem cell transplantation and cell therapy ward, and a translational medicine laboratory, including 150 general beds and 38 isolation and clean beds.

The center has a high-level clinical diagnosis and research team consisting of 7 senior staff and 7 deputy senior staff, including 8 postgraduate supervisors (5 doctoral supervisors).

The clinic is characterized by "accurate diagnosis and overall treatment based on prognostic stratification", and the laboratory research direction is "molecular pathogenesis and effective treatment strategies of lymphoma", focusing on the mechanisms of tumor cytogenetic abnormalities and immune microenvironment abnormalities in the occurrence, development and drug resistance of lymphoma and myeloma.

The center develops world-class diagnosis and treatment standards for various types of lymphoid tumors, and regularly updates them based on international research progress to keep pace with the latest international developments in precise diagnosis and treatment.