Dr. Nitin Singhal

Robotic Head and Neck Cancer Surgeon in India

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Dr. Nitin Singhal: Best Head and Neck Cancer Surgeon in Ahmedabad

Dr Nitin Singhal is a leading robotic and HIPEC cancer surgeon with 15+ years of experience and more than 5,000 successful major cancer surgeries. He is a pioneer in the management of complex cancers, including gastrointestinal, gynaecological, urological, and advanced head and neck malignancies, with expertise in minimally invasive robotic techniques and HIPEC procedures.

In head and neck cancer care, patients need more than just surgical precision—they need compassion and personalised attention. Dr Singhal stands out for combining advanced surgical skills with a human touch, ensuring patients feel respected, supported, and cared for throughout treatment.

When you choose Dr Nitin Singhal, you are choosing the best head and neck cancer surgeon in Ahmedabad—a trusted expert who offers world-class cancer care along with genuine empathy. With him, you don’t just have a surgeon—you have a partner walking with you every step of your cancer journey.

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What is Robotic Head & Neck Cancer?

Robotic head and neck cancer surgery is an advanced minimally invasive technique used to treat cancers of the mouth, throat, larynx, and nearby areas within the head and neck region. Using robotic platforms like the da Vinci Surgical System, surgeons operate with high-definition 3D vision and enhanced precision, allowing access to deep or complex tumour sites that are difficult to reach with traditional surgery. This approach helps in removing tumours effectively while minimising damage to surrounding healthy structures.

One of the greatest advantages of robotic head and neck surgery is its ability to preserve vital functions such as speech, swallowing, and appearance. Patients benefit from smaller incisions, reduced blood loss, less scarring, and quicker recovery times. By combining precision with function-preserving techniques, robotic surgery not only improves survival outcomes but also enhances the patient’s overall quality of life during and after treatment.

Types of Robotic Head and Neck Cancer Surgery

Robotic Neck Dissection

A minimally invasive technique to operate in removing lymph nodes in the neck through hidden incisions.

Transoral Robotic Surgery (TORS)

Applied to resect tumors in the throat, tonsils, and tongue base without the use of external cuts.

Robotic Thyroid Surgery

Dissolves thyroid tumors through remote incisions underarm or behind the ear] to eliminate neck scars.

Oral Cavity Cancer

Affecting the lips, gums, or inner cheeks, oral cavity cancer often presents as persistent sores or lumps. Early diagnosis enables effective surgical removal and improved outcomes.

Tongue Cancer

Tongue cancer typically appears as a non-healing ulcer or growth on the tongue. Prompt surgical intervention can preserve speech and swallowing functions.

Parotid Tumors

Parotid tumors arise in the salivary glands near the ear. While most are benign, surgical removal is essential for diagnosis and treatment.

Why Choose Dr Nitin Singhal for Robotic Head and Neck Cancer Surgery?

Dr Nitin Singhal is a leading robotic and HIPEC cancer surgeon with 15+ years of experience and over 5,000 major cancer surgeries. He specialises in GI, thoracic, gynaecology, urology, and head & neck cancers, offering advanced robotic procedures with precision and compassion. His patient-first approach and surgical expertise make him one of the most trusted names in cancer care.

Expertise

Dr Nitin Singhal brings unmatched expertise in robotic head and neck cancer surgeries, treating cancers of the mouth, throat, and larynx with precision-driven techniques. His focus lies in preserving vital functions such as speech and swallowing while ensuring safe tumour removal. Known for managing complex and advanced tumours, he provides tailored treatments that prioritise both survival and long-term quality of life.

Infrastructure

He performs surgeries in state-of-the-art hospitals equipped with next-generation robotic platforms, advanced imaging systems, and modern ICUs. These facilities are designed to deliver precision, safety, and patient comfort. Backed by a multidisciplinary team of oncologists, anaesthesiologists, speech therapists, and rehabilitation experts, Dr Singhal ensures complete cancer care under one roof.

Techniques

Dr Nitin Singhal uses advanced robotic platforms like the da Vinci Surgical System with 3D magnified vision and unmatched precision. His approach ensures smaller incisions, minimal blood loss, and faster recovery. For head and neck cancers, he adopts targeted robotic methods to access deep tumour sites safely. These techniques preserve appearance and vital functions and ensure complete tumour clearance.

Commonly Asked Questions

What are the symptoms of neck and head cancer?

The first stage of neck cancer is Stage I, where the tumour is small, usually less than 2 cm, and confined to its original site without spreading to lymph nodes or distant organs. At this stage, cancer is often more treatable, and outcomes are highly favourable with early intervention. Detecting the disease at this stage through regular check-ups or noticing early symptoms is crucial.

What is the most common head and neck cancer?

Yes, head and neck cancers are often curable if detected early and treated promptly. With advances in robotic surgery, radiation therapy, and targeted treatments, survival rates have significantly improved. The chances of cure depend on the stage, type of cancer, and overall health of the patient. Regular follow-up care also plays a vital role in long-term success.

Is head and neck cancer curable?

The most common type of head and neck cancer is squamous cell carcinoma, which develops in the thin, flat cells lining the mucosal surfaces of the mouth, throat, and voice box. This type is strongly associated with tobacco and alcohol use, and in some cases, HPV infection. Early detection greatly improves treatment outcomes.

What is the first stage of neck cancer?

Common symptoms include a persistent sore throat, difficulty swallowing, hoarseness, unexplained lumps in the neck, ear pain, or non-healing mouth ulcers. Patients may also experience weight loss, nosebleeds, or difficulty breathing in advanced stages. Any symptom that persists for more than two weeks should be evaluated by a specialist to rule out serious conditions.

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