Frequently asked questions
Frequently asked questions
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What is robotic cancer surgery?
What is robotic cancer surgery?
Robotic surgery is a minimally invasive technique that allows highly precise movements, better visualization, and improved surgical accuracy, often resulting in faster recovery and reduced complications.
Is robotic surgery safe for cancer treatment?
Is robotic surgery safe for cancer treatment?
Yes. Robotic surgery is a well-established and safe technique when performed by trained surgical oncologists and is widely used for various cancer surgeries worldwide.
Which cancers can be treated using robotic surgery?
Which cancers can be treated using robotic surgery?
Robotic surgery can be used for selected breast, gastrointestinal, colorectal, gynaecological, urologic, and head & neck cancers, depending on stage and suitability.
Do all cancer patients require surgery?
Do all cancer patients require surgery?
Not always. Cancer treatment is individualized. Some patients may need surgery, while others may require chemotherapy, radiation, or a combination of treatments. A personalized plan is created after evaluation.
What is HIPEC surgery and who needs it?
What is HIPEC surgery and who needs it?
HIPEC (Hyperthermic Intraperitoneal Chemotherapy) is a specialized treatment for selected abdominal cancers with peritoneal spread. It is offered only to carefully selected patients after thorough evaluation.
Do you provide follow-up care after cancer treatment?
Do you provide follow-up care after cancer treatment?
Yes. We offer structured follow-up and survivorship care to monitor recovery, detect recurrence early, and manage long-term effects of cancer treatment.
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