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Robotic or Laparoscopic Cancer surgery or Minimal Access Cancer Surgery (MACS) is the advanced technique in cancer surgery to reduce trauma and discomfort.

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30/10/2026

Life after cancer is about more than survival. It's about living well.

A cancer diagnosis can change a person's physical health, emotional well-being, relationships, and everyday life. Even after treatment, survivors may face fatigue, anxiety, financial concerns, and the challenge of finding a new normal.

That's why cancer survivorship is not a journey that should be faced alone. Family, friends, caregivers, and healthcare professionals all have a role to play.

Dr. Ameenuddin Khan H.I highlights the importance of listening to cancer survivors, learning from their experiences, and supporting them beyond treatment.

Let's do more than celebrate survivors. Let's stand beside them, offer practical support, and help them move toward a better quality of life.

Beyond cancer treatment, every survivor deserves care, compassion, and support.

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29/10/2026

**Can you get a second opinion on your PET-CT scan? Absolutely.**

Not everything that lights up on a PET scan is cancer. Infection, inflammation, healing tissues, and normal physiological activity can sometimes produce similar findings.

When scan results are complex or a major treatment decision is being considered, an independent expert review may help clarify the findings and support informed decisions about cancer care.

Dr. Gayana Shankaramurthy, Director – Nuclear Medicine & Theranostics, explains why a second opinion on your PET-CT scan can be valuable and when you may want to discuss one with your treating doctor.

Remember, a PET-CT scan is an important part of your diagnostic journey, and its findings should always be interpreted in the context of your clinical history and other investigations.

**Have questions about your PET-CT report? Speak with your treating doctor.**

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29/10/2026

Skin care during and after radiation therapy matters.

Radiation therapy can cause skin redness, dryness, itching, and peeling. Gentle care and the right precautions can help protect your skin during treatment and support healing afterward.

Swipe through this carousel by Dr. Najma Anjum to learn how to care for the treated area, choose suitable skin-care products with your oncology team's guidance, reduce friction, and recognize warning signs that need medical attention.

Remember, every patient's skin reacts differently. Follow your radiation oncology team's instructions, and seek medical advice if you develop blisters, open or weeping skin, increasing pain, spreading redness, or unusual discharge.

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28/10/2026

Hearing the words “You have cancer” can make everything else feel like a blur. But what happens next?

From confirming the diagnosis and determining the stage to discussing your case with a multidisciplinary tumour board and creating a personalized treatment plan, each step helps your care team decide the way forward.

Dr. Suraga Belakawadi explains what patients can typically expect after a cancer diagnosis and why a team-based approach matters.

If you or a loved one is navigating this journey, ask your doctor one important question: “What is my next step?”

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28/10/2026

Ovarian cancer can be difficult to recognise because its symptoms may resemble common digestive or urinary problems. Persistent bloating, feeling full quickly, pelvic or abdominal pain, urinary urgency or frequency, unusual fatigue, and back pain are warning signs that should not be ignored.

In this ovarian cancer awareness carousel, Dr. Mayur highlights the importance of recognising potential symptoms, understanding risk factors such as family history and inherited gene changes, and seeking timely medical advice.

There is no recommended routine screening test for ovarian cancer in asymptomatic women at average risk. If you experience new, frequent, or persistent symptoms, consult a healthcare professional for appropriate evaluation.

At KIMS-MACS Onco Surgery, we believe awareness and informed healthcare decisions are important steps towards better cancer care.

Know the signs. Listen to your body. Share this post to spread ovarian cancer awareness.

27/10/2026

Kidney stones, bone pain, and unexplained fatigue could have a connection you may not know about.

A parathyroid adenoma is a benign growth on one of the tiny parathyroid glands near the thyroid. It can produce excess parathyroid hormone (PTH), raising blood calcium levels and potentially affecting your bones, kidneys, and overall well-being.

Dr. Abhilasha Sadhoo, Senior Consultant – ENT & Head and Neck Surgery, explains the symptoms often described as “Bones, Stones, and Groans,” how parathyroid adenoma is diagnosed, and when surgery may be considered.

If you experience recurrent kidney stones, persistent bone pain, or unexplained fatigue, speak with your doctor about appropriate evaluation.

Early diagnosis can help guide the right treatment.

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27/10/2026

Can you get pregnant after thyroid cancer treatment? Yes! 💜

A thyroid cancer diagnosis does not necessarily mean giving up on your dream of parenthood. With the right medical guidance and individualized treatment planning, pregnancy may still be possible after treatment.

Dr. Gayana Shankaramurthy explains why fertility, pregnancy planning, and the timing of radioactive iodine therapy are important conversations to have with your treating team.

Every patient's journey is different. Consult your doctor to understand the safest timing for pregnancy based on your treatment and recovery.

Your journey to parenthood may still be possible. Get informed, plan carefully, and seek expert guidance.

26/10/2026

Ovarian cancer can be difficult to identify because its early symptoms may be vague and easily mistaken for common digestive or urinary problems.

In this ovarian cancer awareness post, Dr. Mayur highlights important warning signs, including persistent bloating, feeling full quickly, pelvic or abdominal pain, and changes in urination. If these symptoms are new, frequent, or persistent, consult a healthcare professional for appropriate evaluation.

There is no recommended routine ovarian cancer screening test for asymptomatic women at average risk. Recognising potential warning signs and seeking timely medical advice are important steps towards appropriate diagnosis and care.

At KIMS-MACS Onco Surgery, we are committed to raising cancer awareness and promoting informed, evidence-based healthcare decisions.

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26/10/2026

Diagnosed with thyroid cancer during pregnancy? Don’t panic, but don’t delay seeking specialist advice.

Many thyroid cancers, especially papillary thyroid cancer, grow slowly. Depending on the cancer’s characteristics and your pregnancy, surgery may be performed during the second trimester if needed or postponed until after delivery.

Radioactive iodine treatment is not given during pregnancy or breastfeeding. For many patients with low-risk thyroid cancer, treatment can be planned around pregnancy and breastfeeding under specialist supervision.

The right approach depends on your individual diagnosis. Advanced or metastatic thyroid cancer may require a different treatment strategy.

The key message: With careful planning and coordinated care from your thyroid cancer specialist and obstetrician, many mothers can navigate treatment while prioritizing both maternal and baby’s health.

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25/10/2026

Skin care during and after radiation therapy matters.

Radiation therapy can cause redness, dryness, itching, peeling, and other skin reactions. Gentle care and the right precautions can help protect the treated area while it heals.

In this episode of Radiation Talks, Dr. Najma Anjum shares practical tips on:

Cleansing sensitive skin gently.

Choosing suitable moisturizers with medical guidance.

Avoiding friction, tight clothing, and extreme temperatures.

Protecting the skin from sunlight.

Recognizing signs that need prompt medical attention.

⚠️ Open or weeping skin, blisters, increasing pain, spreading redness, or unusual discharge should be reported to your treating team promptly.

Follow your radiation oncology team's advice throughout treatment and recovery.

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No. 96/A/9/1, 42nd Cross, 3rd Main, 8th Block, Jayanagar
Bangalore
560070

Opening Hours

Monday	11am - 7pm
Tuesday	11am - 7pm
Wednesday	11am - 7pm
Thursday	11am - 7pm
Friday	11am - 7pm
Saturday	11am - 5pm

Website

http://www.macsforcancer.com/

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