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The Department of Medical Oncology at yashoda mediciy and Yashoda Super Speciality Hospital, kaushambi provides comprehensive cancer care with a focus on advanced treatments, compassionate support, and evidence-based protocols. We specialize in managing both solid tumors (breast, lung, colon, prostate, etc.) and blood cancers (leukemia, lymphoma, myeloma). Beyond curative treatment, our team offers palliative care to maintain comfort, dignity, and quality of life.
Our doctors, nurses, and staff are trained to provide international standard treatments while also ensuring the emotional and psychological well-being of patients and families.
Vision
To be recognized as a leading center of excellence in oncology, combining cutting-edge treatment with compassionate care.
Mission
Our approach to cancer treatment is multidisciplinary and personalized. Every patient is discussed in a Tumor Board meeting where oncologists, surgeons, radiation specialists, pathologists, and radiologists collaborate to create the best treatment plan.
In early-stage cancers, our goal is cure, often using a combination of surgery, chemotherapy, and radiotherapy. For advanced cancers, the focus shifts to controlling disease, prolonging survival, and improving quality of life.
The department provides comprehensive cancer care, from screening and diagnosis to treatment, survivorship, and palliative care.
Accurate diagnosis and staging guide every treatment plan. Our diagnostic tools include:
Cancer treatment has come a long way in the last few decades. Today, patients benefit from a variety of modern therapies that are safer, more effective, and better tolerated than ever before. At our center, we design treatment plans by combining these approaches in a way that best suits each patient’s disease, stage, and overall health.
Cancer treatment is not just about medicines and hospital visits. True cancer care goes far beyond active treatment, focusing also on the overall well-being of the patient and their family. At our center, we provide a wide range of supportive and palliative services that help patients cope better with treatment and live life with comfort.
Cancer treatment in medical oncology involves a range of therapies, each chosen based on the type of cancer, its stage, and the overall health of the individual. Treatments are explained thoroughly so that families can make informed decisions with confidence.
Every treatment plan is individualised, often combining more than one of these approaches to give the best possible outcome.
Cancer care is advancing rapidly, and our department continues to adopt new technologies and approaches to stay at the forefront:
Our vision is to combine medical progress with compassionate care, so every individual benefits from the most modern and meaningful advances in oncology.
The Department of Medical Oncology provides comprehensive services that extend across prevention, early detection, treatment, and long-term support.
This broad scope reflects our philosophy: cancer care is not limited to medicines alone but addresses every aspect of health and well-being.
Vice Chairman - Medical Oncology
Director, Department of Medical Oncology
Consultant Medical Oncology
A patient with a long-standing history of lymphedema in her right arm since 2014 presented with persistent swelling and concerning changes in the affected limb. Clinical evaluation and further investigations, including PET scan and FNAC, confirmed the presence of a rare and aggressive malignancy involving the cutaneous and subcutaneous tissues of the forearm, diagnosed as lymphangiosarcoma.
Given the complexity of the condition and the risk to limb function, a carefully planned, patient-centric treatment approach was undertaken under the care of Dr. Manish Singhal, Vice Chairman – Medical Oncology, Yashoda Institute of Ca...
A patient with a long-standing history of lymphedema in her right arm since 2014 presented with persistent swelling and concerning changes in the affected limb. Clinical evaluation and further investigations, including PET scan and FNAC, confirmed the presence of a rare and aggressive malignancy involving the cutaneous and subcutaneous tissues of the forearm, diagnosed as lymphangiosarcoma.
Given the complexity of the condition and the risk to limb function, a carefully planned, patient-centric treatment approach was undertaken under the care of Dr. Manish Singhal, Vice Chairman – Medical Oncology, Yashoda Institute of Cancer Care.
The patient was treated with a combination of advanced chemotherapy and targeted therapy. The treatment was precisely tailored to control disease progression while prioritising limb preservation.
She responded well to therapy, with effective disease control achieved without the need for amputation. The limb was successfully preserved, maintaining both function and quality of life.
This case highlights the role of precision oncology and timely intervention in managing rare and challenging cancers, demonstrating how advanced treatment strategies can achieve optimal outcomes while preserving function and improving patient well-being.
Treatment By:
Dr. Manish Singhal
Mr. Ajeet Kumar Verma from Yashoda Homecare provided satisfactory service of sample collection. Well behaved, humble & polite person
Dr. Manish Singhal is a highly knowledgeable and experienced doctor. When patients and their families panic on hearing a word like ‘cancer’, Dr. Manish explains everything with such logic, scientific clarity and warmth that their anxiety eases. He has provided excellent treatment for my son’s Burkitt lymphoma. Dr. Manish and his entire team are extremely caring and humble. The overall experience at Yashoda Medicity is very smooth and reassuring.
