Gynaec Oncologist Satellite in Ahmedabad — Expert Cancer Care
The short answer: There is no separate Satellite clinic. Patients from Satellite meet Dr. Nishtha Tripathi Patel, a specialist in women’s cancers (gynaec oncologist), by appointment at Sterling Hospitals (Sindhubhavan Road), KD Hospital (Vaishnodevi Circle, SG Highway) or Welcare Speciality Hospital, Ahmedabad. She treats cancers of the ovaries, womb, cervix, vagina and vulva, and checks symptoms or scan findings that could be cancer. A common Hindi search is mahilaon ke cancer ki specialist (महिलाओं के कैंसर की स्पेशलिस्ट).
Dr. Nishtha is an ESGO-certified gynaecological oncosurgeon with 12+ years of experience. Learn more about specialist gynaecological cancer care in Ahmedabad.
Searching for a “gynecologist near Satellite” because of a cyst, unusual bleeding or a worrying report? A general gynaecologist can handle most of these. A gynaec oncologist is the right next step when cancer is suspected or confirmed, or when a complex operation is planned. If robotic (robot-assisted keyhole) surgery suits your case, it is done at Sterling Hospitals or KD Hospital.
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Hospital Access from Satellite (Gynaec Oncologist Locations)
Dr. Nishtha does not have a clinic in Satellite. You can see her at any of these three Ahmedabad hospitals:
- Sterling Hospitals, Sindhubhavan Road — consultations; open, keyhole (laparoscopic) and robotic surgery; cytoreductive surgery, HIPEC and PIPAC.
- KD Hospital, Vaishnodevi Circle, SG Highway — consultations; open, keyhole (laparoscopic) and robotic surgery. Multi-specialty hospital with imaging, pathology and oncology services.
- Welcare Speciality Hospital — consultations; open and keyhole (laparoscopic) surgery. Robotic surgery is not done at Welcare.
We do not give drive times from Satellite because they vary a lot with traffic. Please check a map app, and tell the team when you book if one hospital is easier for you.
Why Satellite Patients Choose This Gynaec Oncologist
Common reasons Satellite-area patients consult Dr. Nishtha include postmenopausal bleeding evaluation, persistent pelvic pain, a newly diagnosed ovarian cyst that needs specialist review, and second opinions for cervical or endometrial cancer.
Dr. Nishtha’s practice is positioned for the cases that benefit most from a specialist gynaecological cancer surgeon (gynaec oncologist) rather than a general gynaecologist:
- Surgery for ovarian cancer — including advanced-stage cytoreductive surgery and HIPEC.
- Cervical cancer surgery — radical hysterectomy with removal of nearby lymph nodes. Open surgery is the standard for most early cervical cancers.
- Fertility-preserving surgery — for selected early-stage cervical, ovarian and endometrial cancers.
- Second opinions — independent review of pathology, imaging and treatment plans.
Dr. Nishtha is a member of the European Society of Gynaecological Oncology (ESGO) and brings international training standards to her practice in Satellite and across Ahmedabad.
Treatments Available to Satellite Patients
For patients from Satellite, Dr. Nishtha’s practice covers the full surgical spectrum of gynaecological oncology:
- Robotic surgery — for most early womb (endometrial) cancers and selected early ovarian cancers, including staging and sentinel lymph node mapping. Done at Sterling Hospitals and KD Hospital.
- HIPEC — heated chemotherapy (garam chemo) given during cytoreductive surgery, for selected patients.
- PIPAC — pressurised intraperitoneal aerosol chemotherapy.
- Cytoreductive surgery — complex multi-visceral debulking.
- Radical hysterectomy — for early-stage cervical cancer; usually done as open surgery, with keyhole or robotic surgery only for selected small tumours.
- Fertility-preserving surgery — for eligible early-stage cancers.
Every case is reviewed in a multidisciplinary tumour-board meeting with medical oncologists, radiation oncologists, pathologists and radiologists before treatment is finalised.
Booking a Gynaec Oncologist Satellite Consultation
Consultations are by prior appointment at Sterling Hospitals, KD Hospital or Welcare Speciality Hospital in Ahmedabad. To book from Satellite:
- Call or WhatsApp +91 76988 00333
- Arrange an Ahmedabad appointment online
- Request a second opinion by sharing your reports on WhatsApp
What to bring to your first visit (see the full list of reports and documents to bring):
- All prior reports — ultrasound, CT/MRI (with CDs), blood work, biopsy/histopathology.
- List of current medications and prior treatment summaries.
- Tumour markers (CA-125, CEA, HE4) if previously done.
Book a Consultation
Reach out to plan your consultation and understand the next step in care. Book a consultation in Ahmedabad at Sterling Hospitals, KD Hospital or Welcare Speciality Hospital. There is no clinic in Satellite; you can send your reports on WhatsApp first.
Gynaec Oncologist Satellite FAQs
- Where do Satellite patients see Dr. Nishtha?
At three hospitals in Ahmedabad: Sterling Hospitals (Sindhubhavan Road), KD Hospital (Vaishnodevi Circle, SG Highway) and Welcare Speciality Hospital. There is no clinic in Satellite itself. Dr. Nishtha Tripathi Patel is an ESGO-certified gynaec oncologist who treats ovarian, cervical, womb, vaginal and vulvar cancer.
- Will I see the same doctor at every hospital?
Yes. Dr. Nishtha sees her patients herself at Sterling Hospitals, KD Hospital and Welcare Speciality Hospital, so you can pick the one that is easiest to reach from Satellite. The main difference is surgery: robotic surgery is done only at Sterling Hospitals and KD Hospital, while Welcare offers open and keyhole (laparoscopic) surgery.
- Is robotic gynaecological cancer surgery available for Satellite patients?
Yes, but only for cancers where it is a good choice. Robotic surgery is done at Sterling Hospitals and KD Hospital. It is used for most early womb (endometrial) cancers and for selected early ovarian cancers. Advanced ovarian cancer usually needs open surgery. For early cervical cancer, open radical hysterectomy is the standard in most cases, because the 2018 LACC trial showed worse survival with keyhole and robotic radical hysterectomy; a minimally invasive operation is discussed only for selected small tumours, usually under 2 cm.
- Can Satellite patients get HIPEC treatment in Ahmedabad?
Yes, if it is suitable for you. HIPEC (hyperthermic intraperitoneal chemotherapy: heated chemotherapy washed through the abdomen, also called garam chemo) is combined with cytoreductive surgery at Sterling Hospitals, Ahmedabad. It is for selected patients with stage 3 (sometimes stage 4) cancer, when all visible tumour can be removed and the patient is fit. Surgery takes about 8–14 hours, and it does not guarantee a cure.
- Do I need a referral to see a gynaec oncologist from Satellite?
You do not need a referral. Call or WhatsApp +91 76988 00333 to book a consultation, and bring any earlier reports, scans and biopsy results with you.
- My gynaecologist found an ovarian cyst. Do I need a cancer specialist?
Usually not at first. Most ovarian cysts are not cancer. A simple cyst under about 5 cm is usually re-scanned in 6–12 weeks. A specialist is more likely to review a cyst that is over about 8–10 cm, has solid parts, keeps growing or is found after menopause. Your gynaecologist can refer you, or you can book directly.