Services

Breast Cancer

• Oncoplastic Breast Surgery:
  • A surgical approach combining tumor removal with plastic surgery techniques to preserve breast appearance.
  • Focuses on maintaining cosmetic outcomes while removing cancerous tissue.
• Breast Conserving Surgery:
  • Also known as lumpectomy or partial mastectomy, this surgery removes the tumor while preserving the breast.
  • Often followed by radiation therapy to reduce the risk of recurrence.
• Sentinel Lymph Node Biopsy:
  • A procedure to identify and remove the first few lymph nodes where cancer is likely to spread.
  • Helps in staging and treatment decisions without extensive lymph node removal.
• Breast Reconstruction (Implant and Local Flaps):
  • Surgical techniques to restore breast shape and size after mastectomy, using implants or local tissue flaps.
  • Aims to enhance aesthetic outcomes and improve emotional well-being.

Head and Neck

• Oral Cancer:
  • Surgical removal of tumors in the mouth, lips, tongue, or oral structures.
  • Often followed by reconstructive procedures for function and appearance.
• Oropharynx/Larynx/Thyroid/Carotid Body Tumor:
  • Specific surgical procedures tailored to remove tumors in these respective regions.
  • May involve partial or complete removal of affected tissues or organs.

Gynecological Malignancy

• Radical Hysterectomy:
  • Surgical removal of the uterus, cervix, and surrounding tissues in cases of cervical or uterine cancer.
  • May involve removal of nearby lymph nodes.
• Cytoreductive Surgery:
  • Reduces tumor size in abdominal cancers, often combined with HIPEC (Hyperthermic Intraperitoneal Chemotherapy).
  • Aims to remove visible tumors and kill remaining cancer cells in the abdominal cavity.

GI Malignancy

• Esophageal/Stomach/Pancreas/Hepatocellular Carcinoma:
  • Specific surgeries for removing tumors in these gastrointestinal regions.
  • May involve partial or complete organ removal and reconstruction.

Genitourinary Malignancy

• Renal Neoplasm/Bladder Malignancy:
  • Surgical interventions aimed at removing tumors in the kidney or bladder.
  • Procedures may include partial or complete removal of affected organs.

Soft Tissue Malignancy

• Limb Salvage/Amputation:
  • Surgical approaches to preserve affected limbs or, in severe cases, remove them for better quality of life.
  • Focuses on maintaining function and mobility while managing soft tissue malignancies.