Lymphoma
Focused on your needs — from diagnosis to cancer management
If you are diagnosed with lymphoma cancer, you and your loved ones will have many questions. You can rely on the expertise and experience of the blood cancer hematologists, oncologists and other dedicated specialists at Novant Health Cancer Institute to put you at ease. We’ll quickly identify your specific cancer type and develop a personalized treatment plan using the latest lymphoma treatments and clinical trials.
What is Lymphoma cancer?
One of the most common types of cancers, lymphomas account for about 6% of all cancers. Lymphomas are cancers that affect blood cells called lymphocytes, which protect your body from infections and control inflammation. Lymphocytes can build in your bloodstream, bone marrow and organs but most commonly affect the lymph nodes located throughout your body. There are two primary kinds of Lymphoma:
- Hodgkin lymphoma, also called Hodgkin disease
- Non-Hodgkin lymphoma
There are dozens of subtypes of lymphoma, so having a physician who specializes in this cancer type can lead to better care for you. Knowing what type of lymphoma cancer you have is important to ensure you receive the best results for your condition. Your treatment plan may include chemotherapy, radiation therapy, cellular immunotherapy and stem cell transplantation.
Our cancer experts are here for you.
From diagnosis to management, our blood cancer specialists at Novant Health Cancer Institute have the experience and expertise to treat all types of blood cancers at locations across North Carolina. These include the many different sub-types of lymphomas.
Your team of specialists will use their years of experience along with the most advanced diagnostic and cancer-fighting tools available to deliver the quality care you deserve. Our multi-disciplinary team of specialists meet weekly to review your treatment options and progress. Your team typically includes members with expertise in:
• Medical oncology
• Radiation oncology
• Pathology
• Mental health
• Nutrition
• Symptom management
• Cellular immunotherapy
• Stem cell transplantation
You’re Entitled to a Second Opinion.
Are you concerned or confused about a cancer diagnosis or treatment recommendation you've received?
Another perspective on your case and options can give you some peace of mind. Reach out for a virtual session or in-person consultation.
Experience the Future of Cancer Care, Today.
Together, we can beat cancer. Clinical research studies drive breakthroughs in the prevention, detection and treatment of many cancer conditions.
If eligible to join a clinical trial, you could access new cancer treatments before they’re available to the general public. Explore clinical trials and speak with your cancer team to see if any are right for you.
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Why Choose Novant Health?
Accredited by multiple national organizations, including the Commission on Cancer and the Quality Oncology Practice Initiative (QOPI®), your Novant Health physician is committed to providing excellence in cancer care. You can feel confident that you will be supported throughout your cancer journey by a specialized team of experts focused on your specific needs. We work in state-of-the-art cancer care centers that are among the best in the country.
Your cancer journey is unique. That’s why our nationally recognized cancer teams work with you to develop a personalized care plan. At Novant Health, you’ll have access to the most current treatment options available only at leading cancer institutes. Your treatment may include clinical research trials or robotics, microsurgeries, new radiation technologies, or cellular and immune therapies. Together, we can treat your cancer, manage your symptoms, and provide you with support at all stages.
You're not alone on your cancer journey. At Novant Health, rest assured you’ll have all the resources you need to tackle your life-changing diagnosis. Our multidisciplinary, collaborative approach brings together experts with knowledge from different specialties to support you every step of the way. In addition to oncologists, radiologists, and surgeons, your team may include nurse navigators, nutritionists, integrative medicine specialists, genetic counselors, social workers, symptom management and palliative care specialists, and more.
