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Guadeloupe's university hospital, the reference hospital for Guadeloupe, Saint-Martin and Saint-Barthélemy. It runs the territory's radiotherapy unit and a cancer and blood disease service, and hosts the cancer registry.
The CHU de la Guadeloupe describes itself as the reference hospital for Guadeloupe, Les Saintes, Marie-Galante, La Désirade, Saint-Martin and Saint-Barthélemy, with 3,736 staff, including 355 medical staff and 360 residents, and 618 beds and places. Its Pôle Chirurgie-Cancer includes a radiotherapy unit, which the hospital describes as the sole radiotherapy centre in Guadeloupe, with two linear accelerators (a Clinac 2100 iX installed in 2011 and a Halcyon installed in 2020) and a planning scanner installed in March 2023, and an oncology and haematology service with 12 inpatient beds and 12 day places for chemotherapy and transfusions. IAEA's DIRAC lists one radiotherapy centre in Guadeloupe. The hospital lists registries in its Pôle Santé Publique, and INCa's 2023 summary of the Guadeloupe cancer registry's research names the CHU as manager of its funds. The coordinates are the Wikidata point for the hospital.
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