Sreeram Maddipatla, MD - Hematology & Oncology

Acute lymphocytic leukemia is a blood and bone marrow cancer. Treatment usually involves chemotherapy, but also may include radiation and other therapies.

Acute myelogenous leukemia is the most common type of acute leukemia in adults. After a diagnosis, our team will focus on your care and develop a course of treatment based on your condition.

A leukemia diagnosis sometimes does not fall into the two main types of the disease. However, it can be treated with chemotherapy, radiation, transfusions and other therapies.

While chemotherapy and radiation are front-line tools against anal cancer, doctors may recommend minimally invasive surgery that attempts to save the sphincter muscles.   

Surgery is the most common treatment for this form of slow-growing cancer. Our oncology team may recommend that your appendix be removed entirely, and may also suggest radiation and chemo. 

A B-cell lymphoma diagnosis can be tough, but our team is here to give you quality care. Depending on the stage and growth rate of the lymphoma, we will create the best treatment plan for you.

Our treatment will depend on the type of blood cancer you have. Our oncology team will consider the stage and progression of the cancer, your age, overall health and other factors.

Our doctors will identify the type of cancer affecting your bone marrow and recommend a personalized course of treatment that may include chemotherapy, radiation, transplants and other therapies.

Burkitt's lymphoma is a rare, aggressive cancer that responds well to intensive chemotherapy. After a diagnosis, our oncology team will determine the best treatment options for your care.

We may need to conduct extensive tests to determine your cancer's stage and spread. Our oncologists may decide that your cancer is slow-growing and does not require immediate treatment.

Our skilled oncology team treat leukemia with a variety of treatment therapies.

Treatments for colorectal cancer include surgery, chemotherapy, and radiation, often in combination. Our surgical oncologists may be able to cure colorectal cancer if it is found early.

Exocrine tumors, which usually start in the ducts of the pancreas, make up 95% of pancreatic cancer diagnoses. Early treatment is important to achieving a successful outcome.

Hairy cell leukemia is a slow-growing cancer. Chemotherapy and other therapies may lead to remission in this type of leukemia.

This is the most common liver cancer, and its advancement and some complicating factors will determine how our oncology experts personalize your treatment plan.

Our team of oncologists will develop a treatment plan based on your specific type of leukemia.

Our oncology specialists will develop a personalized treatment plan for your lymphoma that may include radiation, biotherapy, chemotherapy, and bone marrow or stem cell transplants.

Our oncology team will develop treatment based on your diagnosis and your overall health. We may use chemotherapy, drug combinations, radiation, a bone marrow transplant and other therapies.

Our doctors will provide you with supportive care and treatment, which may include chemotherapy and other drug therapies. In certain cases, we may recommend a bone marrow transplant.

Each case is unique and a variety of treatment options may be available depending on the type of cancer and other factors.

Our team of blood specialists and medical and radiation oncologists will create a personalized plan to treat non-Hodgkin lymphoma and destroy abnormal blood cells.

Pancreatic cancer forms in the tissues of the pancreas.

Depending on your age, health and the cancer's stage, our multidisciplinary team of urologic, medical and radiation oncologists will create a treatment plan for you that may include surgery.

When this cancer is found early, surgically removing the tumor can lead to a cure. Our surgeons can employ advanced, minimally invasive techniques that minimize complications.

Our treatment plan for this slow-growing tumor may involve surgery, radiation, chemotherapy, biologic therapy and targeted therapy to block the cancer's growth and spread.

Our team of oncology specialists will develop a treatment plan based on your condition and type of stomach tumor. Surgery is the common treatment, and multiple other therapies are available.

Our team of urologic and medical oncologists will develop a personalized treatment plan for you that may include surgery, chemotherapy and immunotherapy for this common bladder cancer.

Our multidisciplinary team of medical and radiation oncologists and hematologists will develop a personalized plan to treat this form of lymphoma that may include chemotherapy and immunotherapy.