Cancers We Treat
Multiple Myeloma
Learn more about types of multiple myeloma and treatment options at Baptist Cancer Center.
Cancers We Treat
Learn more about types of multiple myeloma and treatment options at Baptist Cancer Center.
Cancer of the blood, or hematologic cancer, affects the function of blood cells. Hematologic cancers often form in the bone marrow, the part of the bone where red and white blood cells and platelets are produced. Blood cancer prevents the blood from performing its functions, which includes preventing infection and clotting to prevent serious bleeding. The most common types of blood cancer include:
Baptist Cancer Center collaborates closely with the Vanderbilt Ingram Cancer Center to offer a comprehensive treatment program for blood cancer, including inpatient and outpatient treatment centers, blood and stem cell collection and processing centers and an innovative stem cell transplant center. Baptist Cancer Center's goals surrounding the treatment of blood cancers include:
Recognizing the signs of gastric and stomach cancer allows for timely intervention, potentially increasing the chances of successful treatment and improving your quality of life.
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As a patient at Baptist Cancer Center, you will have access to a dedicated patient navigator who will act as your advocate and liaison between you and your health care teams. Our patient navigators are available at every step to schedule appointments, answer questions, explain the treatment process, and provide resources, education and support when you and your family need it.
