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Questions to Ask Oncologist Before Cancer Surgery

Questions to Ask Oncologist Before Cancer Surgery

You should ask about cancer stage, surgical options available, expected margins, whether lymph nodes need removal, recovery timeline, complication risks, and what adjuvant treatment comes after. Most patients sit in that first consultation overwhelmed and forget to...
MIND Surgery for Oral Cancer

MIND Surgery for Oral Cancer

MIND stands for Minimally Invasive Neck Dissection, a technique developed by Dr. Sandeep Nayak that removes cancerous lymph nodes from the neck through small incisions hidden behind the ear and in the hairline instead of the traditional 15-20 cm cut running from ear...
PIPAC Treatment for Peritoneal Cancer

PIPAC Treatment for Peritoneal Cancer

PIPAC stands for Pressurized Intraperitoneal Aerosol Chemotherapy, a minimally invasive treatment that delivers chemotherapy as a fine pressurized mist directly into the abdominal cavity through two small laparoscopic ports. Unlike IV chemo that dilutes through your...
Intersphincteric Resection for Rectal Cancer

Intersphincteric Resection for Rectal Cancer

Intersphincteric resection or ISR is a sphincter-saving surgery for ultra-low rectal cancers sitting within 1-5 cm of the anal opening where traditional surgery would remove the entire sphincter and leave you with a permanent stoma. ISR removes the tumor along with...
Cancer Surgery During Pregnancy

Cancer Surgery During Pregnancy

Yes, certain cancer surgeries can be safely performed during pregnancy, most commonly in the second trimester between weeks 14-28 when risk to both mother and baby is lowest. Breast cancer surgery, thyroid removal, cervical procedures, melanoma excision, and some...