Adult Hematology
The adult hematology program diagnoses and manages the full range of blood disorders and blood cancers in adults — from routine abnormal blood counts to complex cases requiring bone marrow transplant.
A single point of specialist care
Adult patients are referred to hematology for a wide range of reasons — an abnormal routine blood test, unexplained fatigue or bruising, or a confirmed diagnosis requiring ongoing specialist management. The program is built to handle each of these starting points with the same depth of expertise.
For patients with a confirmed blood cancer diagnosis, treatment planning considers subtype, stage and overall health, drawing on chemotherapy, immunotherapy, targeted therapy and, where appropriate, bone marrow transplant.
Conditions commonly managed in adults
Full diagnostic workup
From CBC and peripheral smear to bone marrow biopsy and flow cytometry, diagnostics are coordinated on-site.
Personalized treatment planning
Treatment plans are built around your specific diagnosis and health profile, not a standard protocol applied to everyone.
Common questions
Medically reviewed by Dr. Amarnadh Polisetty, MD, DNB (Clinical Haematology)
Last reviewed on 1 July 2026
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