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Colon & Rectal Cancer Clinic

Advanced Care for Colon & Rectal Cancer

The Colon & Rectal Cancer Clinic offers specialized diagnosis, treatment, and post-care for cancers affecting the colon, rectum, and anus. Our approach focuses on early detection through advanced screening methods, ensuring timely intervention for better outcomes. We utilize cutting-edge imaging, minimally invasive surgical techniques, and targeted therapies to manage each case with precision.

From initial consultation to rehabilitation, our team works closely with patients, providing compassionate, evidence-based care. Regular follow-ups and lifestyle guidance are part of our commitment to long-term wellness. We prioritize patient comfort while aiming for the best possible quality of life during and after treatment.

Our Treatments

Specialized Cancer Treatments

We provide advanced and personalized cancer treatments using the latest technology and evidence-based methods. Our approach focuses on accurate diagnosis, effective therapy, and compassionate patient care to support every step of your recovery journey.
Early cancer detection
Advanced diagnostic imaging
Targeted therapy options
Minimally invasive surgeries
Radiation therapy services
Ongoing follow-up care
Dr. Joy Abraham’s

Expertise in Colon & Rectal Cancer Treatment

Dr. Joy Abraham brings over 16 years of surgical expertise in managing complex colon and rectal cancers. At Excel Hospital’s Colon & Rectal Cancer Clinic, he specializes in advanced diagnostic evaluations and precision-driven surgical interventions. Trained at premier institutions like SGPGI and Apollo Delhi, Dr. Abraham is adept at minimally invasive laparoscopic resections and oncological surgeries, ensuring faster recovery and optimal outcomes. His patient-centric philosophy focuses on compassionate, personalized care, multidisciplinary planning, and the latest cancer treatment protocols to maximize success rates and improve patients’ quality of life.

Our Testimonials

Genuine patient stories on healing and recovery.

I recently underwent gallbladder removal surgery under the expert care of Dr. Joy Abraham, and I am truly grateful for the exceptional treatment and support I received during my stay at the hospital...

Jignesh Khare

Dr Aarti is incredibly warm ,kind and compassionate. She gives full attention and takes time to address every concern and makes you feel truly heard.her gentle approach and clear guidance ...

Aysha Lakhani

My experience with the hospital was very good. First of all, if you have an emergency, there is no documentation and your treatment starts first. Dr. Joy Abraham sir's behavior...

Dev Chaubey

We had a great experience at Excel Hospital. My dad underwent Gall Bladder surgery, performed by Dr.Joy Abraham. His expertise made the surgery a success and my dad's recovery very smooth...

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FAQS-

What is colon and rectal cancer, and what are the common symptoms?
Colon and rectal cancer, collectively known as colorectal cancer, develops in the large intestine or rectum. Common symptoms include blood in the stool, persistent changes in bowel habits, abdominal pain, unexplained weight loss, and fatigue. Early detection is crucial, as these cancers often show mild symptoms initially but can progress rapidly if untreated.
How is colon and rectal cancer diagnosed?
Diagnosis typically involves a combination of medical history, physical examination, and diagnostic tests such as colonoscopy, imaging scans, and biopsy. Colonoscopy allows direct visualization and removal of polyps, which may prevent cancer. Imaging like CT or MRI helps determine cancer spread and guides the treatment plan.
What treatment options are available at the Colon & Rectal Cancer Clinic?
Treatment depends on the cancer stage and location and may include surgery, chemotherapy, radiation therapy, or a combination. Minimally invasive surgical techniques, such as laparoscopic or robotic surgery, are often preferred for faster recovery. The clinic also provides personalized care plans and supportive therapies to improve outcomes and quality of life.
How can I reduce my risk of colon and rectal cancer?
Risk reduction involves regular screenings, a high-fiber diet, limited red and processed meat intake, maintaining a healthy weight, and regular exercise. Avoiding smoking and excessive alcohol consumption also lowers risk. Early detection through screening, especially after age 45 or with a family history, significantly improves survival rates.