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About Dr. Ramanuj Ghosh – A Dedicated Best Oncology Team for Your Care

At the heart of exceptional cancer care is a team that truly understands your journey. Led by Dr. Ramanuj Ghosh, a highly experienced Head & Neck Oncosurgeon, our dedicated medical team is committed to providing advanced, personalized, and compassionate treatment for head & neck cancers. With a patient-first approach, we combine cutting-edge medical expertise, state-of-the-art technology, and holistic support to ensure you receive the best possible care. Whether it's early diagnosis, surgical intervention, or post-treatment rehabilitation, our mission is to guide you every step of the way.
💙 Why Choose Us?
✔ Expert-led Head & Neck Cancer Care
✔ Multidisciplinary Approach for Comprehensive Treatment
✔ Personalized Care Plans Tailored to Your Needs
✔ Compassionate Support Throughout Your Journey
Your health is our priority. Together, we fight cancer—one step at a time.

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We offer advanced treatments like radiation, surgery, and more for head & neck cancer. Still unsure?

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1. What causes oral cancer?

The primary causes of oral cavity cancer include tobacco use, excessive alcohol consumption and human papillomavirus (HPV) infection.

2. Is oral cancer curable?

The likelihood of a cure depends on the stage of the cancer when it’s diagnosed. Early detection and treatment significantly improve the chances of recovery.

3. What are the early signs of oral cancer?

Sores that don’t heal, white or red patches, lumps, and difficulty swallowing are common oral cancer early-stage symptoms.

4. How is oral cancer diagnosed?

Before oral carcinoma treatment, diagnosis usually involves a thorough oral examination, biopsy, and imaging tests like X-rays or CT scans.

5. How often should I get screened for oral cancer?

Adults over 20 should undergo screening every three years, while those over 40 should have annual screenings.

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Our Featured Services

Oral Cancer surgery

Oral cancer develops in the mouth and may affect the lips. It usually begins in squamous cells, which are flat cells lining the inner mouth. When these cells mutate and grow uncontrollably, they can form a tumor.

Thyroid Cancer Surgery

Thyroid cancer surgery removes part or all of the thyroid to eliminate cancer. Depending on the stage, a lobectomy or total thyroidectomy is done, often followed by radioactive iodine therapy.

Parotid Cancer Surgery

Parotid cancer surgery removes tumors from the salivary gland. Depending on size and spread, a superficial or total parotidectomy is done, preserving the facial nerve when possible.

Neck Lump Surgery

Neck lump surgery removes abnormal growths, benign or cancerous. A biopsy helps diagnose, followed by excision. Surgeons preserve vital structures, with further treatment if needed.

Benign Tumour Of Jaws

Benign jaw tumor surgery removes non-cancerous growths. Procedures include enucleation or resection, sometimes with bone grafting. Early treatment preserves jaw function and appearance.

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