Paediatric Oncology Care
Specialist diagnosis, treatment planning and follow-up for childhood cancers, including leukaemias, lymphomas and solid tumours.
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Paediatric Oncology & Haematology Services
Paeds Oncology JHB provides specialist care for children and adolescents with childhood cancers and complex blood disorders, including diagnosis, treatment planning, chemotherapy management, transplant-related support, survivorship follow-up and second opinions.
What we offer
Specialist care pathways
Paediatric Haematology Care
Assessment and long-term management of anaemias, haemophilia, sickle cell disease, platelet disorders and abnormal blood counts.
Book a haematology assessmentChemotherapy Management
Careful planning, prescribing and supervision of chemotherapy, with monitoring for side effects, infection risk and treatment response.
Discuss chemotherapy careBone Marrow & Blood Disorder Evaluation
Investigation of abnormal blood results, suspected marrow disorders and bone marrow failure syndromes.
Ask about bone marrow evaluationLumbar Puncture & Intrathecal Chemotherapy
Specialist procedures used in selected childhood cancer treatment pathways when clinically indicated.
Learn what to expectStem Cell Transplant & Bone Marrow Harvest Support
Transplant-related assessment, coordination and follow-up for children who may need advanced cellular therapy.
Discuss transplant-related careSupportive & Palliative Care
Symptom support, pain management and holistic care focused on comfort, quality of life and family support.
Ask about supportive careSurvivorship & Long-Term Follow-Up Care
Ongoing monitoring for late effects, growth, development and wellbeing after childhood cancer treatment.
Book follow-up careSecond Opinions & Care Coordination
Respectful review of diagnoses, investigations and treatment plans for families seeking another specialist perspective.
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Practical answers for families
Direct‑line care
Ask reception which service is most appropriate for your child's needs.
Reception can help with appointments, second opinion enquiries and what to bring to your first visit.