Cancer Surgery

Cancer surgery is one of the most common forms of Oncological surgery that includes the removal of all types of cancer cells from the body. The process prices include conducting various biopsies and tests to identify the root cause of cancer. After accurate evaluation, the doctor removes the affected tissues from the body. Sometimes the surgery also includes the removal of affected lymph nodes as it could lead to the spreading of cancer all over the body.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can I travel after my surgery?

It is advised to avoid long travelling or taking flights for 24 hours after the surgery. You may also consult with your doctor regarding your travelling plan.

Does Cancer surgery have side effects?

Some of the early side effects of cancer surgery include pain, discomfort in the operating area, fatigue and drug reactions. However, most of these side effects are temporary and may last for a few weeks.

Will cancer surgery help me cure cancer?

Cancer surgery is one of the most common treatments for cancer, although it does not guarantee a cure. The surgery includes the removal of cancer cells from the body as much as possible to avoid spreading cancer to the rest of the body.

What are the types of cancer that can be treated with a surgery?

Some of the common forms of cancer that can be treated by surgery are breast cancer, colorectal cancer, esophageal cancer and many more.

What are the benefits of oncological surgery?

Helps get rid of the pain of cancer, improves the quality of life, and prevents from growth of cancer in future, removal of malignant tumours from the body prevents future health complications.

Do I need to undergo chemotherapy after cancer surgery?

Cancer surgery is used to remove the malignant cells from the body and therefore the need for chemo highly depends on the type and stages of cancer. Generally, chemotherapy is mostly used to prevent the growth of cancer in the future.

Associations & Memberships

Dr Vishant Deo is among the leading general and advanced laparoscopic surgeons who have been associated with some of the most reputed medical institutions during his career some of which include:

Publications & Presentations

Case Report "Unusual foreign body in male urethra - Sewing Needle" - in Journal Of Medical College.
Article with title "Penetrating cardiac injury; Sustaining health by building team resilience in growing civilian violence" - in British Medical Journal.
Article with title "Cotrimoxazole: Wonder drug in the era of multiresistance" - in Journal Of Laboratory Physician.
Poster presentation in Trauma Conference, BFHUS Traumacon.