Cancer Diagnosis & Consultation

Oral Cancer Screening

Oral cancer screening is a clinical examination performed to identify suspicious or potentially cancerous changes in the mouth at an early stage. It involves careful examination of the oral cavity, tongue, gums, cheeks, and other oral tissues.

When Is Oral Cancer Screening Recommended?

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Head & Neck Cancer Evaluation

Head and neck cancer evaluation involves a comprehensive assessment of symptoms, physical findings, and relevant investigations to identify or rule out cancer affecting the head and neck region. Early evaluation helps determine the appropriate diagnostic and treatment pathway.

When Is Head & Neck Cancer Evaluation Recommended?

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FNAC

Fine-Needle Aspiration Cytology (FNAC) is a minimally invasive diagnostic procedure used to examine cells from a lump or swelling. A thin needle is used to collect a small sample of cells, which is then examined under a microscope to help determine the nature of the lesion.

When Is FNAC Recommended?

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Biopsy of Head & Neck Lesions

Biopsy of head and neck lesions involves removing a small sample of tissue from a suspicious area for microscopic examination. It is an important diagnostic step for confirming or excluding cancer and determining the type of lesion.

When Is Biopsy Recommended?

Suspicious oral or throat lesions
Persistent ulcers or abnormal tissue changes
Unexplained growths or masses
Lesions suspected to be cancerous or precancerous
Abnormal findings requiring definitive diagnosis

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Cancer Staging

Cancer staging determines the extent and spread of cancer within the body. It combines clinical examination with appropriate imaging, pathological findings, and other investigations to help establish the stage of the disease and guide treatment decisions.

When Is Cancer Staging Recommended?

After confirmation of a head and neck cancer diagnosis
Before planning definitive cancer treatment
When assessing lymph node involvement
When determining whether cancer has spread to other areas
During evaluation of recurrent or advanced disease

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Second Opinion

A second opinion provides an independent specialist assessment of a cancer diagnosis, investigation results, or proposed treatment plan. It can help patients better understand their condition and evaluate available treatment options before making an informed decision.

When Is a Second Opinion Recommended?

After receiving a new cancer diagnosis
When treatment options are complex or uncertain
Before major cancer surgery
When considering different treatment approaches
In cases of recurrent or advanced cancer

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Treatment Planning

Treatment planning involves developing an individualized approach based on the type, location, stage, and overall characteristics of the cancer. The plan may include surgery, radiation therapy, systemic treatment, reconstruction, or a combination of treatments when appropriate.

When Is Treatment Planning Recommended?

After confirmation of a head and neck cancer diagnosis
Before cancer surgery or other definitive treatment
For complex or advanced head and neck cancers
When multiple treatment options are available
For recurrent or previously treated cancer

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“Behind every diagnosis is a person with hopes, fears, and loved ones. My goal is to guide each patient with expertise, empathy, and unwavering commitment.”
— Dr. Gurukeerthi B Kedilaya