Dr Nitin Singhal

Cancer surgery is entering a new technological era. Robotic surgical platforms have already changed how surgeons approach selected complex procedures by providing enhanced visualisation, instrument flexibility and precise surgeon-controlled movements. Now, artificial intelligence (AI) is becoming an important area of research in robotic surgery. Researchers are exploring how AI can assist surgeons before, during and

A breast cancer diagnosis can bring many questions about treatment, surgery, recovery and how the breast may look after cancer treatment. For many patients, surgery is an important part of breast cancer treatment. Depending on the type and stage of cancer, surgical options may include breast-conserving surgery (lumpectomy), mastectomy, lymph-node surgery and, in appropriate cases,

Head and neck cancers can affect important areas involved in speaking, swallowing, breathing and eating. Because these structures are closely connected, treatment needs to address the cancer while considering the preservation of important functions whenever possible. Depending on the type, location and stage of cancer, treatment may involve surgery, radiation therapy, chemotherapy, targeted therapy, immunotherapy,

A diagnosis of gynecologic cancer can be overwhelming. Along with understanding the cancer itself, patients and families often have questions about surgery, recovery, treatment options, and whether minimally invasive techniques may be suitable. Advances in surgical technology have introduced robotic-assisted surgery as an option for selected patients with gynecologic cancers. Robotic surgery allows a trained

Robotic cancer surgery is an advanced form of minimally invasive surgery used for selected cancer procedures. It combines the expertise of a trained cancer surgeon with robotic technology that can provide magnified visualization, precise instrument control and enhanced dexterity during surgery. For patients considering robotic cancer surgery in Ahmedabad, understanding how the procedure works, its

A second opinion for cancer surgery is an independent review of your diagnosis, scans, pathology, and proposed operation by another qualified cancer surgeon — and it does not require switching doctors or delaying urgent treatment. Most patients are entitled to request one, and most oncologists expect and welcome it, especially before major or complex surgery.

A cancer diagnosis can lead to many questions, especially when surgery is recommended. Patients often want to know which surgical approach is appropriate, whether robotic surgery is suitable for their cancer, how recovery may differ, and most importantly, how to choose the right surgeon. Robotic cancer surgery is an advanced form of minimally invasive surgery