The Department of Oncology and Hematology

Pharmacological therapy is one of the most important stages in the complex treatment of oncological diseases. The selection of treatment tactics and the choice of anti-cancer medication is strictly individualized for each patient and depends on factors such as:

• Type of cancer
• Localization
• Spread
• Disease stage
• Previous treatments
• General condition of the patient and their preferences.

Each patient's clinical case is discussed at a multidisciplinary team meeting, where the treatment strategy is decided collectively, with the consensus of specialists from various fields. Depending on the diagnosis, patients are prescribed chemotherapy, hormone therapy, targeted therapy, or immunotherapy.

The latest international protocols, regimens, and medications, which are updated and refined annually, enable us to improve both the recovery rates and the life expectancy of our patients.

Take advantage of the computed tomography service, supported by the latest equipment and experienced physicians.

The department has two spaces for medication infusions:

• A large hall with 25 chairs, equipped with comfortable movable chairs and modern infusion systems.
• Isolated individual rooms, equipped with comfortable chairs, internet, cable TV, and individual laptops, where patients have the opportunity to stay comfortably with their family members during the procedure.

For patients for whom hair loss is a significant psychological issue, we have the option to offer a special device that, in certain cases, minimizes the development of this side effect.

In the department, the preparation of medications for infusion is carried out by a pharmacist in an isolated space equipped according to international standards.

In the Department of Oncology and Hematology, treatment is provided in the day hospital setting, using the latest generation port systems for extended infusions, allowing the patient to move freely without restrictions. Relatively more serious patients have the opportunity to take advantage of our clinic's inpatient services.

What is Hematology?

Hematology is a branch of medicine that involves the diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of blood-related diseases.

Common blood disorders include:

• Hemophilia
• Thrombosis
• Leukemia
• Lymphoma
• Myeloma
• Anemia

The Oncology and Hematology Department of 'Todua Clinic' offers the treatment of hematological tumors to the clinic's patients in a pleasant environment. The team of professional doctors and nurses actively cares for the well-being of the patients and ensures the provision of high-quality medical services that meet international standards.

Hematology considers pharmacological therapy to be one of the most important stages in the treatment of oncological diseases. The selection of medication is strictly individualized and depends on multiple factors, including:

• Type of cancer
• Localization
• Spread
• Disease stage
• Previous treatments
• General condition of the patient and their preferences

Each patient's clinical case is discussed by a multidisciplinary team, which collectively makes the decision regarding the treatment. Depending on the diagnosis, patients are prescribed chemotherapy, hormone therapy, targeted therapy, or immunotherapy.

Annually updated medications and the latest international protocols help us improve both the recovery rates and life expectancy of our patients.

In the clinic, patients can take advantage of the computed tomography service, provided by experienced doctors with the help of the latest equipment.

The department has two halls equipped for medication infusions, with comfortable chairs and modern infusion systems, each designed for 25 chairs.

Hematology is one of the key priorities for 'Todua Clinic', which is why we focus on creating maximum comfort for oncological and hematological patients. The isolated individual rooms are equipped with comfortable chairs, internet, cable TV, and individual computing devices, allowing patients to feel calm and comfortable during the procedure.

For patients who experience significant stress due to hair loss, we offer a special device that minimizes this side effect.

Hematology at 'Todua Clinic'

Todua Clinic was founded in 1991 by Fridon Todua. Our multidisciplinary medical center combines professional doctors and state-of-the-art equipment, ensuring accurate diagnosis and successful treatment.

The clinic's services are available at the central branch in Tbilisi (Tevdore Mghvdeli #13) and in Vera (Yakob Nikoladze #10).

Individuals with private health insurance can benefit from all outpatient and inpatient medical services at the clinic through their package.

The clinic is also part of the state healthcare program, and therefore, procedures covered by the universal insurance are available with state funding.