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Expert Robotic GI, Colorectal & Thoracic Cancer Surgeon in Mumbai

Dr. Rajesh S. Shinde is a Consultant Surgical Oncologist specializing in GI, HPB, Colorectal, and Thoracic cancers. With over 15 years of experience, he has trained at premier institutions including Tata Memorial Hospital, Mumbai, and has completed international fellowships in South Korea and Italy in advanced cancer surgery.

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Why So Many Patients Trust Dr. Rajesh Shinde

He is currently the Lead Consultant – GI & Thoracic Surgical Oncology and Professor of Surgical Oncology at Apollo Hospitals, Navi Mumbai. Known for his expertise in robotic and minimally invasive cancer surgery, Dr. Shinde is committed to delivering safe, personalized, and evidence-based cancer care.

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Treatment may involve chemotherapy, radiation, or surgery depending on stage. Dr Rajesh Shinde uses a multidisciplinary approach to preserve function while ensuring cancer control.

Common symptoms include bleeding from the anus, pain, itching, or a lump near the anal opening. Early diagnosis by an experienced surgical oncologist like Dr Rajesh Shinde improves treatment success.

Yes, surgery is the main treatment. Dr Rajesh Shinde specializes in laparoscopic and robotic colon cancer surgery for faster recovery.

Yes. Robotic surgery allows precise tumor removal with smaller incisions and faster recovery under Dr Rajesh Shinde’s expertise.

He offers advanced laparoscopic and robotic gallbladder cancer surgery with complete cancer clearance.

Early-stage pancreatic cancer can be treated surgically with procedures like Whipple surgery.

Cancer surgery is required when a tumor can be safely removed to cure the disease, reduce tumor size, or relieve symptoms. The decision depends on cancer stage, location, and overall patient health.

CRS HIPEC is a specialized cancer treatment where visible tumors are surgically removed from the abdomen (CRS) and heated chemotherapy is circulated inside the abdominal cavity (HIPEC) to kill remaining cancer cells.

No. Some cancers are treated with chemotherapy, radiation, immunotherapy, or targeted therapy alone. Surgery is recommended when it offers the best chance of cure or symptom control.

Recovery depends on the type of surgery and patient health. Minimally invasive surgery allows patients to return to daily activities faster than traditional open surgery.
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