An independent surgical opinion, when it matters most.
A second opinion is a normal, reasonable step before major cancer decisions. Our surgical team can review your diagnosis and plan — including before you travel to Surat.
- You have been newly diagnosed and want to understand your surgical options.
- You have been advised surgery and want to confirm it is the right plan.
- You have been told your cancer is inoperable and want a specialist review.
- You are weighing treatment options and want an independent surgical view.
- Biopsy and pathology reports
- Imaging — PET-CT, CT, MRI, ultrasound (with films or discs)
- Previous surgery or discharge summaries
- Chemotherapy or radiotherapy history, if any
- A list of your current medications
Request a surgical second opinion
Share your reports and a little context. Reports are used for preliminary review and appointment coordination — a complete recommendation requires a full clinical evaluation.
Consultation & second opinions
If you have been diagnosed with cancer, advised surgery, or want a second opinion on a surgical plan, a surgical oncologist can help you understand your options.
A second opinion is an independent review of your diagnosis and treatment plan by another specialist team — helpful before major decisions, and something patients are entitled to seek.
Bring any biopsy or pathology reports, imaging (PET-CT, CT, MRI, ultrasound) with films or discs, previous surgery or discharge summaries, and a list of your current medications.
Yes. You can share your reports in advance so the team can guide you on the appropriate next step before you travel for a consultation.