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Read more at: Doctors reconstruct tongue with flesh from thigh Using flesh from the thigh, doctors at a private hospital have reconstructed the tongue of a patient suffering from oral cancer. Though the patient’s speech quality has improved post surgery, his new tongue is devoid of taste buds. The patient, a native of Faridabad, was

Ahmedabad surgeons set record, remove ‘heaviest’ kidney tumour in child A team of doctors led by senior surgical oncologist Dr. Nitin Singhal, has set the record for surgically removing the “heaviest kidney tumor” in a child and has been recognised by the India Book of Records (IBR). Notably, the team successfully removed a large Wilms’

Sterling Hospitals achieves milestone with complex Robotic Whipple Surgery Sterling Hospitals, Ahmedabad – has successfully performed a highly complex Robotic Whipple Surgery, marking a significant advancement in minimally invasive pancreatic cancer treatment. Led by renowned Robotic Surgeon Dr. Nitin Singhal and his team, the procedure offered new hope to a 55-year-old female patient from Anand district, Gujarat. The patient presented with

The Robotic Whipple Procedure: High-Tech Precision for Complex Pancreatic Surgery What Exactly Happens During a Whipple? To understand the value of the robot, we first have to understand the complexity of the task. The pancreas sits in a very “crowded neighborhood,” tucked behind the stomach and surrounded by major blood vessels. In a standard Whipple

Precision in the Chest: The Role of Robotic Surgery in Thoracic Oncology The human chest is often described by surgeons as a “crowded neighborhood.” Packed tightly within the ribcage are some of the body’s most critical structures: the heart, the lungs, major blood vessels like the aorta, and the esophagus. They all live millimeters apart,

The Science of Survival: How HIPEC Targets Advanced Abdominal Cancers When cancer spreads to the lining of the abdominal cavity (the peritoneum), it has historically been viewed as a terminal stage with limited treatment options. Traditional intravenous (IV) chemotherapy often struggles to reach these areas because the “blood-peritoneal barrier” prevents medicine in the bloodstream from