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La Réunion's university hospital, formed in 2012 from the public hospitals of Saint-Denis and Saint-Pierre. It treats cancer in adults and children, and its southern site in Saint-Pierre gives radiotherapy and brachytherapy.
The Centre Hospitalier Universitaire de La Réunion has, since February 2012, brought together the former Félix Guyon hospital in Saint-Denis and the Groupe Hospitalier Sud Réunion in Saint-Pierre. Its own presentation lists cancer care, haematology and oncology, and nuclear medicine including PET, radiotherapy and brachytherapy among its services. The radiotherapy and brachytherapy department is at CHU Sud in Saint-Pierre, with a Varian Halcyon, a Varian Edge for stereotactic treatment and a dedicated 4D planning scanner, and also holds consultations at the Centre Hospitalier Ouest Réunion in Saint-Paul. The paediatric oncology and haematology service at the northern site has a protected unit of 7 laminar-flow beds and 7 conventional beds, treats children to the protocols of the French society for childhood cancers (SFCE), and is part of La Réunion's cancer network, Oncorun. A cancer coordination centre (3C Sud Réunion) runs the multidisciplinary meetings in the south.
The ARS La Réunion's working document of April 2023 for the regional health scheme, using 2021 hospital statistics, recorded 713 adults treated with external radiotherapy at CHU Sud that year and 64 adults treated with brachytherapy, CHU Sud being the island's authorised brachytherapy site. The coordinates are the Wikidata point for the hospital.
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