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Martinique's university hospital, made up of six hospitals. It gives radiotherapy, chemotherapy, blood cancer care and palliative care, and hosts the island's cancer registry.
The CHU de Martinique has, since a merger made official on 1 January 2013 of the hospitals of Fort-de-France, Le Lamentin and La Trinité, grouped six hospitals, including Pierre Zobda-Quitman, Albert Clarac and Mangot Vulcin, with 1,426 beds and 120 places and 5,200 staff by its own account. Its Pôle Cancérologie-Hématologie-Urologie runs, at the Albert Clarac hospital, a radiotherapy service with radiotherapy and radiophysics units using VMAT, IMRT, IGRT and stereotactic techniques, which says it treats about 800 patients a year, a medical oncology service with weekly and day units, and palliative care; haematology with an intensive care unit is at Pierre Zobda-Quitman, and urology, including robotic surgery, at Mangot Vulcin. IAEA's DIRAC lists one radiotherapy centre in Martinique. The Martinique cancer registry is a unit (UF1441) of this pole. ARS Guyane's cancer roadmap says 13% of French Guiana's radiotherapy is given in Martinique. The coordinates are the Wikidata point for the hospital.
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