Lymphoma Diagnosis and Treatment in Guatemala
A swollen lymph node or an unexplained fever doesn't always lead to a quick diagnosis. With Dr. Fabiola Valvert, you'll find precise evaluation, accurate subtype classification, and a clear treatment plan, backed by more than 15 years of experience in lymphoma. Available in person or by video call.
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American Society of Hematology
Bonanova Health
Harvard & Stanford
Asociación Guatemalteca de Oncología
GELL
What makes this consultation different
Precise subtype classification
The exact lymphoma subtype determines treatment — not all are treated the same way.
Complete staging studies
Evaluation of the disease's actual extent, not just the initial diagnosis.
Second opinion on biopsy and treatment plan
An independent review before moving forward with a proposed treatment.
In person or by video call
The same quality of care, wherever you are.
Is this consultation right for you?
Signs that warrant an evaluation:
Swollen lymph nodes that won't go away
A lymph node in the neck, armpit, or groin that grows and stays swollen for weeks, with no pain or infection to explain it, deserves a closer look.
Intense night sweats
Waking up soaked, even without exercising or having a high fever, is one of the signs a hematologist evaluates closely.
Persistent fever with no clear cause
Fever episodes that come and go for weeks, with no identified infection, can point to something a simple test doesn't always catch.
Unexplained weight loss and skin itching
Losing weight without changing your diet or exercise, combined with widespread itching, is a combination that warrants a hematologic evaluation.
A practice built over time, one patient at a time.
Close, attentive care, with the rigor of the best Hematology practice.
Dr. Fabiola Valvert Gamboa is a Hematologist with a subspecialty in Bone Marrow Transplant. She practices in Guatemala City, trained at Europe's leading oncohematology centers, and collaborates on scientific research with some of the most prestigious hospitals in the United States and Latin America. With more than 15 years dedicated to the care of patients with blood cancers, she now leads the Hematology Service at Hospital Bonanova in Zone 15, Guatemala City.
Types of lymphoma I've treated
Under the name lymphoma, several distinct subtypes exist, each with its own behavior and treatment protocol. Identifying the correct one shapes the rest of the path forward.
Hodgkin Lymphoma
Characterized by specific cells identifiable on biopsy, it's one of the blood cancers with the best treatment response when caught early.
B-Cell Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma
The most common lymphoma subtype, with both slow-growing and aggressive forms — which determines how urgent treatment actually is.
T-Cell Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma
A less common and more complex subtype, requiring specific expertise for both diagnosis and management.
T-Cell Lymphoma
Primarily affects the skin and can initially be mistaken for other dermatological conditions, which is why differential diagnosis is key.
What people ask us most before their first appointment.
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Serving You in Guatemala City
Dra. Fabiola Valvert - Hematóloga
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15 Avenida 5-50 zona 15 Vista Hermosa 3, Edificio Spazio, Oficina 10-01, Guatemala, Guatemala
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