Best Surgical Oncologist in Hyderabad

Tell the care team what your report says. They book one of the five surgical oncologists, Dr. Imaduddin Mohammed, Dr. Sandeep Vajja, Dr. Muralidhar Muddusetty, Dr. Vinay Mamidala or Dr. Sridhar Kamani, at a centre and on a day that suit you. You can also ask for a surgeon by name.

No. The centres are for consultations, day-care chemotherapy and follow-up. The operation is done at a hospital the care team books for you. You are told its name, how to reach it, and the written estimate before you agree.

Ask this at the consultation, and expect a plain answer naming who will operate. If more than one surgeon is involved, for example in a long operation, the team explains who does what before the date is fixed.

Yes, and it is sensible before any major operation. Bring the scans, the biopsy report and the surgical plan you were given. A CION surgical oncologist will tell you whether they would do the same, and why, without any obligation.

It depends on the cancer. Some need prompt surgery. Others are safer with medicines first. A short wait to get the plan right rarely changes the outcome, while a rushed operation can limit later choices. Your surgeon explains the timing for your own case.

CION's team helps with cashless insurance and gives you a written estimate before you start. Bring the policy papers to the surgical consultation, as the insurer usually needs approval before the operation. Mention any government or employer scheme so it can be checked.

Usually at a CION centre in Hyderabad, often the one nearest home. The surgeon reviews the wound and the tissue report, and if medicines are needed afterwards, they can often be given as day-care at the same centre.

Yes. Many families start this way when the patient is unwell or far from the city. The surgeon can explain what the reports suggest, but must examine the patient before deciding whether an operation is possible.