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Dr Arghya Basu is a very young, dynamic, energetic and highly skilled laparoscopic,gastrointestinal and oncosurgeon who performs a wide variety of surgeries with excellent success rate. He has thorough knowledge, accurate clinical accumen, wonderful clinical judgement and decisive power, amicable personality and excellent communication [ ... ]

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Onco Surgery
After cancer surgery, have you ever wondered how doctors know whether the entire tumour has been removed? Removing the visible growth is only one part of the operation. The tissue taken out during sur...
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Laparoscopic Oncosurgeon
Have you been told that a tumour needs to be removed and wondered whether the operation can be performed without a large incision? Cancer surgery has changed considerably with the development of minim...
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Making Room for Treatment in Everyday Life
A surgical condition does not exist separately from the rest of a person's life. Work still needs attention, meals still have to be planned, children or older family members may still depend on so...
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Looking for Answers Beyond Routine Treatment
Digestive problems can often be managed with medicines, dietary adjustments, rest, or other non-surgical measures. These options may be appropriate when the underlying condition responds well to conse...
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Before the Operation, Know the Bigger Picture
Hearing that surgery may be needed for cancer can make the operation itself seem like the only thing that matters. Patients naturally want to know how the procedure will be performed, how long it may ...
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A Cancer Report Is Only the Beginning
Receiving a cancer report can make everything suddenly feel urgent. A pathology result, scan, or biopsy may contain information that sounds frightening or difficult to interpret without medical contex...
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The Right Time to See an Oncologist
Not every health concern requires an oncology consultation, and having a symptom does not automatically mean that cancer is present. However, certain medical situations may call for evaluation by a ca...
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The Route to Surgery Depends on the Problem
A recommendation for surgery can raise questions that go beyond the procedure itself. Patients may wonder whether an operation is the only route, how the treatment will be carried out, and how the cho...
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Getting Back to Everyday Life After Cancer Surgery
Life after cancer surgery is not always about reaching a single point where everything suddenly feels normal again. Recovery can involve gradual changes in movement, appetite, energy, work routines, h...
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