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General Paediatrics Outpatient Clinic

We study and treat patients under 16 with various diseases and symptoms.

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Optometry Outpatient Clinic

We treat strabismus and vision rehabilitation patients of all ages.

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Uusikaupunki Radiology

We perform bone and lung imaging studies as well as ultrasound and computed tomography examinations.

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After your visit to the Emergency services

Information about your discharge from the hospital, continued treatment, patient information/data, charges etc.

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We treat adult patients suffering from cancer in our ward (lung-, gynecological- and hematological cancers excluded. These cancers are treated in their own specialties). Our most common forms of treatment are drug therapy (e.g. cytostats), radiation therapy and combination of these…

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Hematology Ward

At the hematology ward we examine and treat adult patients with hematological (blood) diseases.

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Hematology Outpatient Clinic, T-Hospital

We examine and treat adult patients with hematological (blood) diseases.

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Pregnancy and labour

About 4,000 children are born in Tyks every year. Our most important value is to place the family in the centre.

Stem cell transplantation unit

The stem cell transplantation unit at the Tyks University Hospital is one of the two national stem cell transplantation units in Finland where complicated allogeneic stem cell transplantations are carried out with stem cells collected from healthy, unrelated donors to manage patients with difficult-to-treat haematological conditions. We perform more than 100 stem cell transplantations each year. At European level we are categorized as medium-sized transplant center. We were the first in Finland to perform a stem cell transplantation with peripheral blood stem cells. For this, we had refined the technique of collecting peripheral blood stem cells by apheresis (stem cell apheresis). Our center was also the first in Finland to perform haploidentical stem cell transplantation, in which a healthy first-degree relative can serve as a donor.