Qualifications:

• MCh (Surgical Oncology) – Tata Memorial Cancer Center, Mumbai

• MS (General Surgery) – Govt. Kilpauk Medical College & Hospital, Chennai

• MBBS – St. John’s National Academy of Health Sciences, Bangalore

Professional Synopsis:

Dr. Ajay Varun Reddy has over 10 years of experience in surgical departments at leading hospitals in India. Having completed his initial general surgical training, he pursued super specialization in advanced surgical oncology (including thoracic, gastrointestinal and gynecologic oncology) at the prestigious and world-renowned Tata Memorial Hospital, Mumbai–the largest referral center for cancer care in India.

Following that, he persued his interest in Advanced Laparoscopy and Robotics through an RGUHS university sponsored one year fellowship in Minimal Access & Robotic Surgical Oncology (FMASO). During the same time he was offered the DaVinci Robotic Surgeon Certification (Sunnyvale, California, USA).

His current field of interest is in minimally invasive thoracic oncology, GI oncology including peritoneal surface malignancies and advanced pelvic malignancies. His work also involves vast experience in treating advanced gynecologic malignancies including aggressive cytoreductive surgeries, en-bloc resections for complex pediatric malignancies including retroperitoneal neuroblastomas/sarcomas, and oncoplastic surgeries for breast cancer.

Areas Of Interest/ Expertise:

• Esophageal Cancer – VATS (Thoracoscopic & Robotic) and 3-Field approaches
• Stomach Cancers with D2 LN Dissections (Laproscopic & Robotic approaches)
• Colorectal Cancers including sphincter preservation techniques (Laproscopic & Robotic)
• Minimally Invasive Lung Resections and Metastatectomy.
• Advanced Gynecologic Malignancies – Cytoreductive Surgeries & Nerve Sparing Radical Hysterectomies
• Breast Cancers – Breast Conservative Surgeries & Oncoplastic Breast Surgeries
• HPB Oncology – Radical Cholecystectomies, Whipple’s Procedure & Major Hepatectomies
• Complex Retroperitoneal Sarcomas-En-bloc and multivisceral compartment resections