The most common performances

Your child will undergo a number of procedures under local or general anesthesia before and during cancer treatment, which are necessary for accurate diagnosis and ongoing assessment of treatment response.

Here we would like to introduce you to the procedures that we perform most often, and usually directly at the examination room of the department.

You can read detailed information about the procedure in the informed consent that you will receive for signing, and of course also from your child's attending physician.

• The examination of hematopoietic cells is performed by a procedure called bone marrow aspiration.

• Examination of cerebrospinal fluid allows the collection of lumbar puncture.

• Bone marrow collection from the hip shovel for a detailed examination is called trepanobiopsy.

Part of the oncological treatment is the introduction of a permanent venous access necessary for repeated intravenous administration of cytostatic treatment and other drip infusions.

• What is and what is it used for central venous catheter?