Gynae-Oncology Services
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Compassionate Care for Gynaecological Cancers
The Gynae-Oncology service at Sitaram Bhartia Institute of Science and Research provides specialised care for women with suspected or diagnosed gynaecological cancers.
We understand that dealing with cancer can be emotionally and physically challenging. Our team supports women and families through evaluation, diagnosis, treatment planning, surgery, fertility preservation counselling, inpatient care, and follow-up support.
The service brings together skilled oncologists, health educators, specialty nurses, and support staff to provide care in a supportive, ethical, and patient-friendly environment.
Conditions and Concerns We Support
Our Gynae-Oncology service supports women with concerns related to cancers of the female reproductive system, including symptoms such as:
Our Gynae-Oncology Services
Gynae-Oncology Consultation
A gynae-oncology consultation helps evaluate symptoms, screening findings, medical history, family history, and reports to understand whether further investigation or treatment is required.
During consultation, the doctor may review:
The aim is to help women receive timely diagnosis, clear counselling, and a suitable care plan.
Diagnosis and Screening
Early and accurate diagnosis is important in gynaecological cancers.
Our diagnostic and screening support may include:
General Physical Examination and Medical History
The doctor may examine the pelvic area and discuss relevant medical history, including inherited conditions, chronic health problems, previous illnesses, injuries, surgeries, and reproductive health concerns.
Imaging Tests
Imaging tests such as ultrasound or CT scan may be advised to detect or assess abnormalities in the reproductive organs.
Biopsy
A biopsy involves taking a small sample of tissue for examination. It may be advised when further confirmation is required.
Genetic Testing
Genetic testing may be advised in selected cases to understand whether a specific inherited or genetic factor may be associated with the cancer risk.
Surgical Treatment Options
Surgery may be advised depending on the type, stage, location, and extent of disease, as well as the woman’s overall health and treatment goals.
Minimally Invasive Surgery
Minimally invasive surgery may use laparoscopic or robotic techniques to remove cancerous tissue while reducing impact on surrounding healthy tissue, where clinically suitable.
Radical Surgery
Radical surgery may be required in selected cases where more extensive removal of cancer-affected organs or tissues is needed.
Reconstructive Surgery
Reconstructive surgery may be considered to restore structure or function after cancer treatment, depending on the patient’s condition and treatment plan.
Fertility Preservation Services
Some women may wish to preserve fertility before undergoing cancer treatment.
Where clinically appropriate, fertility preservation options may include:
Fertility preservation planning depends on the type of cancer, urgency of treatment, age, ovarian function, overall health, and specialist advice.
Inpatient and Supportive Care
Some women may require hospital-based care for surgery, monitoring, recovery, or management of complications.
Inpatient support may include:
The team supports women through the treatment journey with attention to safety, dignity, privacy, and communication.
Coordinated Care with Other Specialties
Gynae-oncology care may require support from multiple teams depending on the patient’s diagnosis and treatment plan.
Care may be coordinated with:
This helps ensure that diagnosis, treatment, surgery, fertility concerns, recovery, and follow-up are considered together.
Our Approach to Gynae-Oncology Care
At Sitaram Bhartia, gynae-oncology care is based on clinical expertise, ethical practice, careful evaluation, and compassionate support.
Our approach focuses on:
When Should You Consult a Gynae-Oncologist?
You should consider consulting a gynae-oncologist if you experience:
Seek urgent medical care if symptoms are severe, sudden, associated with heavy bleeding, fainting, severe pain, fever, or rapid worsening.
Doctors and Care Team
The Gynae-Oncology service is supported by skilled oncologists, health educators, specialty nurses, and trained support staff.
The team works together to provide evaluation, screening, diagnosis, treatment planning, surgery, fertility preservation support, inpatient care, and follow-up guidance in a patient-friendly environment.
Why Choose Sitaram Bhartia for Gynae-Oncology?
Personalised and Compassionate Care
We take time to understand each woman’s medical history, symptoms, concerns, family support, and personal priorities before planning care.
Comprehensive Evaluation
Our team conducts detailed evaluation through consultation, examination, imaging, biopsy, and genetic testing where required, helping guide diagnosis and treatment planning.
Surgical Treatment Options
Surgical care may include minimally invasive surgery, radical surgery, or reconstructive surgery depending on the patient’s condition and clinical need.
Fertility Preservation Support
For women who wish to preserve fertility before cancer treatment, options such as oocyte, embryo, blastocyst vitrification, and ovarian cortex tissue cryopreservation may be discussed where appropriate.
Ethical and Thoughtful Practice
We aim to avoid unnecessary interventions and support treatment decisions that are clinically appropriate, clearly explained, and aligned with the patient’s needs.
Supportive Environment
Cancer care can be emotionally difficult. Our team works to create a reassuring environment where patients feel heard, informed, and comfortable asking questions.
Multidisciplinary Hospital-Based Care
Gynae-oncology care is supported by coordination with gynaecology, oncology, surgery, diagnostics, fertility, nursing, critical care, and other teams when required.
Patient and Family Involvement
We involve patients and families in the care process, helping them understand the diagnosis, treatment options, risks, recovery, and follow-up plan.
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