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Travelling to another country for treatment can be a significant decision, particularly when you or a loved one has been diagnosed with a bone tumour, soft tissue tumour or sarcoma. Access to the right specialist, understanding your treatment options and coordinating care are important steps before travelling.
Dr. Kumayl Nathani, an Orthopaedic Oncologist with a Fellowship in Orthopaedic Oncology from Homi Bhabha National Institute (HBNI), Tata Memorial Hospital, Mumbai, provides specialist evaluation and treatment for patients with complex bone and soft tissue tumours.
International patients can share their medical records and investigations for an initial review and treatment discussion, helping them understand the possible treatment pathway before travelling to India.
International patients can seek specialist consultation for:
Treatment recommendations are based on the individual's diagnosis, tumour characteristics, imaging, pathology and overall health.
Before travelling, you may share your available medical information, including:
These documents help in understanding your condition and planning the next steps.
The available medical records can be reviewed to understand the diagnosis and previous treatment. During the consultation, the treatment options, further investigations and possible surgical approaches can be discussed.
Where required, additional imaging, pathology review or investigations may be recommended after an in-person evaluation in India.
Once the appropriate treatment pathway is discussed, patients can plan their visit based on the recommended consultations, investigations and treatment requirements.
International patients should allow sufficient time in India depending on the complexity of their condition and treatment.
Depending on the diagnosis and treatment plan, care may involve surgery, limb-salvage procedures, biological reconstruction or other multidisciplinary treatment.
Follow-up requirements will be discussed as part of the treatment plan, including recommendations for continued care after returning to your home country.
Bone and soft tissue tumours can require specialised assessment and treatment planning. Orthopaedic Oncology combines expertise in tumour management with advanced orthopaedic surgical techniques, with the aim of achieving appropriate tumour control while preserving limb function whenever clinically possible.
For selected patients, treatment may involve limb-salvage surgery and biological reconstruction, depending on the location, size and nature of the tumour.
We understand that travelling internationally for medical treatment involves more than the medical consultation itself. Patients and families may need to coordinate medical records, appointments, investigations, travel arrangements and treatment schedules.
Our aim is to help patients understand the medical pathway in advance so that their visit can be planned as efficiently as possible.
Please keep the following ready:
Providing complete records at the initial stage can help facilitate a more meaningful specialist assessment.
If you or a family member has been diagnosed with a bone tumour, soft tissue tumour or sarcoma, seeking specialist advice before travelling can help you better understand the condition and available treatment options.
Connect with Dr. Kumayl Nathani for specialist Orthopaedic Oncology consultation and treatment planning for international patients in India.