Robotic Surgeon
Urological Cancer Care at Gujarat Uro Oncology Associates
Gujarat Uro Oncology Associates treats urological cancers at HCG Aastha Cancer Centre, Ahmedabad. Care includes tests, surgery (open, laparoscopic and robotic) and follow-up, together with medical and radiation oncology.
How Care is Planned
- Cases are discussed with oncology, radiology and pathology doctors
- Treatment may include surgery, immunotherapy or targeted therapy, as suitable
- The plan depends on the stage of disease, health and the patient's wishes
- Counselling support
Conditions We Treat
Prostate cancer, kidney cancer, bladder cancer, testicular cancer, penile cancer and cancer of the ureter.
Before Your Visit
Please bring all previous reports, scan CDs or films, biopsy reports and a list of your current medicines.
Patient Services
- Charges and package details available at the hospital billing desk
- Emergency services at HCG Aastha Cancer Centre
- International patient desk at HCG Aastha Cancer Centre
See also: Urologist in Ahmedabad
Appointments and Enquiries
HCG Aastha Cancer Centre, Opp. Bhagwat Vidyapith, Sola, S.G. Highway, Ahmedabad - 380060
Phone / WhatsApp: +91 75730 04253
Email: bakshihemang@yahoo.co.in
Robotic Surgery at HCG Aastha Cancer Centre
Robotic surgery is done on the da Vinci Xi system for selected cancers of the prostate, kidney and bladder.
Know MoreFacilities at HCG Aastha Cancer Centre
- Robotic surgery (da Vinci Xi system)
- Operation theatres
- CT, MRI and PET-CT imaging
- Day-care chemotherapy unit
- ICU and in-patient rooms
- Emergency services
- In-house pharmacy and laboratory
Robotic surgery is a minimally invasive procedure performed using advanced robotic systems that assist surgeons in achieving greater precision, flexibility, and control during complex surgeries.
Robotic surgery is an established method when done by a trained surgeon. Like any surgery, it has some risks such as bleeding, infection and anaesthesia related problems. The doctor will explain the risks before the operation.
Recovery depends on the type of operation, the stage of the cancer and the general health of the patient. Many patients need a shorter hospital stay after robotic or laparoscopic surgery than after open surgery, but this is not the same for everyone. Like any surgery, robotic surgery has some risks such as bleeding, infection and anaesthesia related problems. The doctor will explain the expected recovery before the operation.