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Hematopathologists who are Physicians - Annapolis, MD

We found 8 hematopathologists who are physicians near Annapolis, MD. See refinement options below.

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Dr. Tom Deng, MD MS

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Hematopathology

3001 S Hanover Street Baltimore, MD 21225

443-444-8000

bone marrow biopsy, gallbladder removal surgery (cholecystectomy), bleeding disorders
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Dr. Tom Deng studied at Hunan Normal University College of Medicine.
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Metin Ozdemirli, MD PHD

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3001 S Hanover Street Baltimore, MD 21225

443-444-8000

education, radiation therapy, tropical diseases
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Dr. Metin Ozdemirli attended Istanbul University.
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Dr. Deepty Bhansali, MD

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3001 S Hanover Street Baltimore, MD 21225

443-444-8000

thyroid cancer, thrombophilia (clotting disorders), seborrheic keratosis
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Dr. Deepty Bhansali is a graduate of Sardar Patel Medical College, Bikaner.
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Dr. Patricia C. Tsang, MD

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3001 S Hanover Street Baltimore, MD 21225

443-444-8000

Dr. Patricia Tsang graduated from Boston University School of Medicine.
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Dr. Bhaskar Venkata Satya Kallakury, MD

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3001 S Hanover Street Baltimore, MD 21225

443-444-8000

cutaneous lymphoma, seborrheic keratosis, moles
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Dr. Bhaskar Kallakury attended Osmania Medical College.
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Dr. Jason Schallheim, MD

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Hematopathology

2001 Medical Parkway Annapolis, MD 21401

443-481-4254

Dr. Jason Schallheim is a specialist in hematopathology. He works in Annapolis, MD. He graduated from the University of Utah School of Medicine.
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Dr. Joseph D. Nuckols, MD

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Hematopathology

3455 Wilkens Avenue Baltimore, MD 21229

410-644-4320

Dr. Joseph Nuckols is a hematopathology specialist in Baltimore, MD.
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Dr. Jeffrey L. Seibel, MD

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Hematopathology

3455 Wilkens Avenue Baltimore, MD 21229

410-644-4320

Dr. Jeffrey Seibel is a hematopathology specialist in Baltimore, MD.

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What is Hematopathology?

Hematopathologists are physicians who analyze and diagnose disorders found in blood, bone marrow, spleen, and thymus (the chest gland which produces white blood cells). Hematopathologists work in a laboratory setting, where they may test patient specimens for disease. Hematopathologists examine samples of blood, bone marrow, lymph nodes, and lymphatic lesions, which are submitted by patients or their specialist physicians. Hematopathologists can test for the following hematological (blood-related) conditions:

Lymphoma, cancer of the lymphatic system
Leukemia, cancer of the blood cells
Multiple myeloma, cancer of the bone marrow
Sickle cell anemia, a red blood cell disorder
Anemia (red blood cell deficiency)
Thrombophilia (blood clotting disorders)

Hematopathologists detect diseases through a broad range of specialized testing techniques. Their interpretation of test results can facilitate an accurate patient diagnosis. These techniques include immunohistochemistry, a laboratory method which adds dyed antibodies to a tissue specimen. If the antibodies interact with antigens found in tissue samples, cancer may be present in the specimen. Flow cytometry uses laser beams and lights to measure and assess the cell characteristics of a sample. The cell characteristics may provide insight for the diagnosis of some cancers. To test for leukemia and lymphoma, hematopathologists may perform a peripheral smear examination. For this examination, a thin needle is used to extract a small marrow biopsy. Hematopathologists then prepare the biopsy sample on a slide under a microscope. Hematologists examine the sample's platelets and red and white blood cells, looking for abnormalities which may signal disease.

Other hematopathology testing techniques include:

Cytogenetic analysis, such as the fluorescence in situ hybridization (FISH) tests and polymerase chain reaction amplification, which identify genetic fragments of disease
Coagulation, which helps diagnose or detect genetic anomalies associated with bleeding and clotting disorders
Hemoglobinopathy, which helps diagnose or detect genetic anomalies associated with abnormal hemoglobin, which may result in conditions such as sickle cell anemia
Molecular testing, which helps analyze DNA and RNA for genetic anomalies associated with blood conditions

Hematopathologists may work alongside pathologists, oncologists, pathology technicians, hematologists, molecular cytogeneticists, and other medical professionals.