MINISTRY OF HEALTH ANKARA CITY HOSPITAL

Hematology Updated: 02 June 2020

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Hematology



 General Information about Hematology Department 

The Department of Hematology is an academic department is affiliated with The Department of Internal Medicine and located in The Oncology Hospital Building (MH6 Tower) of Ankara City Hospital.

Our department consists of 2 Professors, 6 Associate Professors, 8 Hematologists and 8 Hematology fellows. Our inpatient services of Hematology for hospitalized patients are located on the second floor. The wings of A and C with 21 bed capacity for each and B with 16 bed capacity serving as The Bone Marrow Transplantation Unit provide care for patients. 

We can perform both autologus and allogeneic Bone Marrow Transplatation in our department with the capacity of 16 beds. Turkish and international patients both can be transplanted. All allogeneic transplant donor types ( HLA matched-sibling, unrelated, haploidentic) can be appropriate for transplantations. 

Hematology polyclinics are located on the B1 floor includes General Hematology, outpatient follow-up Polyclinic, consultation, Bone Marrow Transplantation Polyclinic and Therapeutic Apheresis Patient Evaluation Polyclinics.They provide service actively on weekdays between 08.30 and 16.30.

In our therapeutic apheresis unit which is located on the B1 floor, therapeutic plasmapheresis, therapeutic cytapheresis, stem cell collection, lipid apheresis etc. are performed. 

In MHC (Main Mass) we have a stem cell preservation unit where we preserve stem cell and cellular products. 

Diagnosis and Treatment:

Our department is specialized in the diagnosis and treatment of benign and malignant diseases of blood. 

Acute Leukemias 

Chronic Leukemias 

Myeloproliferative diseases

Myelodisplastic syndromes 

Lymphomas and Lymhoproliferative diseases 

Multiple Myeloma and Plasma Cell disorders 

Anemia, Bone marrow failures

Hemorrhage and coagulation disorders 

Thrombophilia and the other hematological diseases

Clinic Patient Profile 

Transferred patients with the suspicion of a hematologic disease 
Treatment and follow-up patients diagnosed with a hematologic disease 
Patients diagnosed with disorders based on blood tests before the surgical intervention 
Patients with an autologous or allogeneic hematopoietic stem cell transplantation indication 
Patients having an autologous or allogeneic hematopoietic stem cell transplantation history in our hospital
Patients followed by other departments with a non-hematologic diagnosis, but just diagnosed with a therapeutic apheresis indication 

Treatment Modalities 

Peripheral Blood Smear evaluation
Bone Marrow Biopsy, Aspiration and Evaluation of Aspiration 
Therapeutic Apheresis Procedures 
Stem Cell Mobilization, Collection and Preservation
Autologous and Allogeneic Hematopoietic Stem Cell Transplantation 

The Units of Our Department

Hospitalized Patient Wards (A and C Blocks on the 2nd floor) 
Bone Marrow Transplantation Ward (The Block B, on the 2nd floor) 
Hematology Polyclinics (on the B1 floor) 
Bone Marrow Transplantation Polyclinic (on the B1 floor) 
The Therapeutic Apheresis Unit (on the B1 floor) 

How can I get examined? 

Diagnosis, treatment and follow-up patients with a created patient file are expected to come to their next appointment by scheduling an appointment for per visit. When there is an emergency situation, they can contact us without waiting for any appointment. 

Patients with no patient file can get examined by taking a number to be registered for any Hematology Polyclinic from the help desks located in the ground floor.

Patients who want to schedule an appointment can make it via Centralized Hospital Appointment System (MHRS) by dialing 182. However, these patients have to visit Internal Medicine Polyclinic first and if a further treatment is required, they start the necessary procedures.

If patients referred from other departments for consultation, they can contact our department within the examination hours to be examined in the same day.

Patients having stem cell transplantation history are followed in KIT Polyclinic (Hematopoietic stem cell transplantation) after transplantation; they do not have to make an appointment. 

Procedures 

When patients arrive at Hematology Polyclinics, they need to be registered by a secretary first. For registration, patients must provide a document including a photo of him/her (identity card, driving license, passport etc.) in person. Otherwise, the system cannot be proceeded. 

After registration, a polyclinic registration barcode indicating the location of the polyclinic and patient examination number is given to patient. When that patient sees his or her name written on the screen above the door, s/he can enter inside.

Address and the extension number :

ANKARA CITY HOSPITAL Address: Üniversiteler Mahallesi, Bilkent Caddesi No:1, Çankaya/Ankara 


ONCOLOGY HOSPITAL BUILDING (MH6) 

Polyclinics – B1 floor 

Hospitalized Patient Wards – 2nd floor

Contact: 0312 552 60 00 


Frequently Asked Questions 

For hospitalized patients, do you accept a companion? Yes.

For hospitalized patients, is there a specific hour to visit? No visit (Due to the risks of infection and immunity problems caused by diseases and treatments given) 

For hospitalized patients, can we bring our food from outside? No. 

Do you use any advanced molecular genetic modalities in the diagnosis and treatment of specific diseases? Yes. 

How can I have my test results? by visiting the website of Ankara City Hospital or via E-Pulse (E-Nabız) system. 

From whom can I get information about a hospitalized patient? From the doctor who follows that patient in the service area. 

Do I need to make an appointment to show my test results? Results that you learn on the same day are evaluated in the same afternoon. For some tests, analysis process may take longer time, for example 10 days, in such cases, when you have information that your results are available, you can get a new appointment to consult your results with your doctor.

Do I need to come to the hospital hungry for bone marrow biopsy? No, come full please.
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