Tongue Cancer Treatment Clinics in India — Page 2

Dr. Rela Institute & Medical Centre in Chennai offers advanced tongue cancer treatment with Da Vinci robotic surgery for precision tumour removal. They use 4D radiotherapy via linear accelerators for exact targeting, plus X-knife radiosurgery to protect healthy tissue. Brachytherapy is also available to precisely treat head and neck cancers. The centre supports international patients with English-speaking staff, interpreters, airport transfers, and modern wards with air conditioning, TV, and WiFi for comfort during recovery.

HCG Manavata Cancer Centre is Maharashtra's first NABH-accredited cancer hospital, having performed over 65,000 cancer surgeries. Diagnostics start from around A$30 for an oncologist consultation. Tongue cancer surgery, which includes tumour removal, hospital stay, anaesthesia, and post-op care, may cost around A$8,300 to A$11,200. The centre features advanced radiotherapy units like TomoTherapy-H and Versa HD, plus a dedicated Nuclear Medicine department with PET-CT. Professional English-speaking care is standard, and the centre treats over 75,000 patients annually, including internationals.

Medanta Hospital Gurgaon - The Medicity is India’s largest private hospital campus, offering seamless care for tongue cancer. It brings together 22 super-specialties and a dedicated cross-specialty tumor board to tailor treatment plans. The hospital handles thousands of international patients yearly, ensuring smooth coordination for complex cases all under one roof. While no specific prices or treatments are listed, this setup promises comprehensive cancer care from diagnosis to advanced therapies in a single, well-equipped centre.

Dr Surender Kumar Dabas is a pioneer in robotic surgical oncology and has performed more robotic head and neck surgeries than anyone else in Asia. Preliminary evaluations for tongue cancer start from around A$2,600. A surgical package for composite resection with free flap reconstruction typically runs A$17,400. This price generally includes surgeon fees, operating theatre costs, anaesthetic, and routine medicines for the 9-day hospital stay. The JCI-accredited facility offers Australian patients complimentary airport transfers and in-room registration to avoid long wait times.

Aakash Hospital in Dwarka, Delhi, is a 230-bed tertiary care centre equipped for complex surgical needs. It offers 24x7 emergency support, critical care beds, and an on-site blood bank, ensuring strong perioperative care for tongue cancer patients. While treatment specifics and pricing are not listed, the hospital’s focus on general and minimal access surgery could benefit those needing surgery. Advanced ICU facilities support recovery, and care is available around the clock.