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ClearAdrenal Gland Care
The adrenal glands (also called suprarenal glands) sit on top of each of your two kidneys and release chemicals called hormones. These hormones control various body functions, helping to regulate your metabolism, immune system, blood pressure, response to stress and other essential functions. Nebraska Medicine Treats a Variety of Adrenal Gland Issues Adrenal glands can develop tumors, most of which are not cancerous. Adrenal tumors can make excess amounts of the normal hormone made in the…
Apheresis
During an apheresis treatment, your blood is processed through an apheresis machine to remove, collect, or replace parts like plasma, platelets or red blood cells. Once the parts are removed, collected or replaced, the remaining blood is passed back into your body. Apheresis can be used to treat diseases, such as autoimmune disorders and various neurological conditions, or to collect donor cells. During an apheresis appointment, you will sit comfortably in a chair or lay in a bed while your…
Benign Blood Disorders
Visit this page to learn how Nebraska Medicine treats a wide variety of benign blood disorders.
Bladder Cancer
Learn about how we can help those with cancer of the bladder.
Blood and Bone Marrow Transplant
Transplanting blood and marrow is a special treatment procedure which may be appropriate for some cases of multiple myeloma, leukemia and lymphoma.
Bone Cancer
Our orthopedic surgeons collaborate with pathologists, radiation oncologists, and medical oncologists to diagnosis and treat bone cancer and sarcoma.
Brain and Spine Cancer
Nebraska Medicine's Brain and Spine Cancer Center provides a full range of care for tumors and cancers of all complexity levels.
Breast Cancer
Nebraska Medicine uses the newest technology available to diagnose and treat breast cancer. Learn about our multidiscipline breast cancer program here.
CAR T-cell
Nebraska Medicine is the first hospital in the Midwest to offer CAR T-Cell Therapy. See this page to learn more about whether this treatment might be a fit for your cancer.
Cancer Care
When facing cancer, you need a team that is as determined as you. At Nebraska Medicine, we bring more than 200 world-leading specialists and researchers together to transform the cancer experience.
Cancer Risk and Prevention
Our Cancer Risk and Prevention Clinic cares for people who have an increased risk for cancer due to family history, medical factors or lifestyle. It’s the first of its kind in Nebraska. The clinic offers personalized risk assessments, offers strategies to reduce your risk and recommendations for proactive screening.
Cancer Screenings
This page talks about the ongoing list of screenings available through Nebraska Medicine.
Cancer Surgery
Surgery is often used to diagnose and treat cancer and to manage cancerous tumors. Learn more about unique surgeries we perform to remove cancer.
Cancer Survivorship Program
Survivorship: The next phase of care Cancer survivorship is more than surviving cancer. It starts from the time you are diagnosed, and continues after treatment. At Nebraska Medicine, survivorship even includes your family, friends and caregivers. Cancer and its treatment can result in long-lasting or late-onset effects. Our program address various problems cancer survivors may face after therapy ends. One in 20 adults in the U.S. is a cancer survivor – the number of survivors has quadrupled…
Cancer Treatments
Visit this page to learn about how we provide Chemotherapy, Radiation Therapy and Immunotherapy at Nebraska Medicine.
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