Rela Hospital Performs Advanced Endoscopic Breast Conservation Surgery for 60-Year-Old Cancer Patient

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This minimally invasive procedure is primarily performed in technologically advanced countries like Japan, Taiwan, and South Korea but remains rare in India. The surgery is oncologically safe, leaves no visible scars, and fully preserves the organ's functionality.

Chennai, 13 February 2025: Dr. Rela Institute and Medical Center, a leading multispecialty healthcare institution, has successfully performed an advanced endoscopic surgery on a 60-year-old breast cancer patient. The procedure, known as Endoscopic Breast Conservation Surgery, ensured the complete removal of the tumor and affected lymph nodes without leaving any visible scars on the breast. Remarkably, the patient was discharged just a day after the surgery, thanks to the minimally invasive nature of the procedure and the expertise of the hospital’s surgical team. She is regular with her check-ups and is doing well.

 

This advanced procedure is still rarely performed in India and is primarily available in technologically advanced countries like Japan, Taiwan, and South Korea. In addition to ensuring oncological safety, this breast conservation surgery offers significant benefits, including faster recovery, improved quality of life, and the preservation of both the aesthetics and functionality of the breast.

 

Commenting on the procedure, Dr. Jagadesh Chandra Bose, Senior Surgical Oncologist, who led the surgical team, said, “The patient was diagnosed with breast malignancy following a mammogram. To ensure oncological safety while preserving the aesthetics and functionality of the breast, we opted for minimally invasive Breast Conservation Surgery, an advanced technique in breast oncology. The patient underwent thorough evaluation before being considered for this procedure. The surgery involved making a small incision in the armpit, through which we endoscopically removed the entire tumor and affected lymph nodes. This approach left no visible scars on the breast, allowing for a faster recovery. The patient responded well to the surgery and was discharged the very next day. She is regular with her check-ups and is doing well.”

 

Dr. Ilankumaran Kaliamoorthy, CEO, Rela Hospital, commented, “With the rising incidence of breast cancer in India, particularly among younger women, the need for cutting-edge treatments that ensure both oncological safety and cosmetic preservation has never been greater. Endoscopic Breast Conservation Surgery is a groundbreaking procedure that represents a transformative approach in breast oncology, offering oncological safety while preserving breast aesthetics. Compared to traditional open surgery, this minimally invasive method reduces scarring, enhances cosmetic outcomes, and ensures faster recovery, significantly improving patient quality of life. However, it is rarely performed in India. By successfully implementing this technique, our hospital has positioned itself among the select few in this part of the world with the expertise to offer this minimally invasive, scar-free approach—bringing new hope to patients seeking effective treatment without compromising their quality of life.”

 

Rela Hospital is a leading center for oncology excellence, specialising in robotic, laparoscopic, and minimally invasive cancer surgeries. With a team of highly skilled experts and state-of-the-art technology, the hospital is dedicated to delivering cutting-edge cancer care and advancing surgical innovation.

 

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