Cancer Care Center

Uro-Oncology

Advanced surgical care for Prostate, Kidney, and Bladder Cancers. We focus on organ preservation, precision removal, and compassionate support.

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Fight Cancer with Precision

A cancer diagnosis is life-changing, but early detection and advanced surgery can lead to a complete cure. Uro-Oncology focuses on cancers of the urinary tract and male reproductive system.

Dr. Chetan Sharma specializes in Surgical Oncology. His approach is "Radical Cure with Functional Preservation"—meaning he removes the cancer completely while striving to save the kidney or nerve functions whenever possible using minimally invasive techniques.

Why Choose Us?

We offer a multidisciplinary approach including advanced diagnostics, laparoscopic surgery, and post-operative care, all under one roof.

Cancers We Treat

Expert surgical management for urological malignancies.

Prostate Cancer

One of the most common cancers in men. We perform nerve-sparing surgery to remove the prostate while preserving urinary control.

Treatment: Radical Prostatectomy

Kidney Cancer

Treatment depends on tumor size. For small tumors, we remove only the tumor (Partial Nephrectomy) to save the kidney.

Treatment: Laparoscopic Nephrectomy

Bladder Cancer

Early-stage tumors are removed endoscopically (TURBT). Advanced cases may require bladder removal and reconstruction.

Treatment: TURBT / Cystectomy

Testicular Cancer

Highly curable if caught early. We perform surgical removal of the affected testis followed by implant placement if desired.

Treatment: Radical Orchiectomy

Why Laparoscopy for Cancer?

Better Visualization

Magnified view allows the surgeon to remove lymph nodes and tumor margins with extreme precision.

Faster Recovery

Patients heal faster, meaning they can start further treatments (like Chemotherapy) sooner if needed.

Less Blood Loss

Advanced sealing devices used in keyhole surgery significantly reduce bleeding compared to open surgery.

Patient FAQs

Is kidney cancer curable? +

Yes, if detected early and confined to the kidney, surgical removal (Nephrectomy) often provides a complete cure without needing chemotherapy.

Will I lose urinary control after prostate surgery? +

Temporary loss of control is common, but with modern nerve-sparing techniques performed by experts, most men regain full control within a few weeks or months.

How do I screen for Prostate Cancer? +

Men over 50 should get a PSA blood test and a physical exam annually. If you have a family history, screening should start at 45.