Mallige Hospital

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What is Gynaecological Oncology?

Gynaecological Oncology is the subspeciality dedicated to preventing, diagnosing, and treating cancers of the female reproductive system—including the cervix, ovaries, uterus (endometrium), vulva, and vagina. At Mallige Hospital, our onco-gynaecology team offers comprehensive care spanning risk assessment and screening (Pap/HPV), colposcopy and biopsy, advanced imaging and staging, complex cancer surgeries, and coordinated medical and radiation therapies—followed by personalised rehabilitation and survivorship support.

Expert Cancer Care for Women

Gynaecological Oncology

We specialise in the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of cancers of the cervix, ovary, uterus, vulva, and vagina. Services include comprehensive screening (Pap & HPV), colposcopy with biopsy, evaluation of abnormal smears, and image-guided staging. Surgical care ranges from fertility-sparing procedures to complex cytoreductive surgeries, using minimally invasive (laparoscopic/robotic) techniques wherever appropriate.

Care is delivered through a multidisciplinary team with Medical and Radiation Oncology, supported by tumour boards, personalised treatment planning, enhanced recovery pathways, and survivorship follow-up for long-term wellbeing.

Key Services

Pap & HPV Screening

Colposcopy & Cervical Biopsy

Pre-cancerous (CIN/VAIN/VIN) Management

Radical Hysterectomy & Lymphadenectomy

Ovarian Cancer Cytoreduction

Endometrial Cancer Surgery

Chemo/Targeted Therapy Coordination

Meet Our Specialists

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FAQs

Cancers of the cervix, ovaries, uterus (endometrium), vulva, and vagina. We provide prevention (HPV vaccination, Pap/HPV screening), early detection, staging, surgery, and coordination of chemotherapy/radiotherapy as needed.

If you have an abnormal Pap/HPV test, postmenopausal bleeding, a suspicious ovarian mass, persistent pelvic symptoms, biopsy-proven pre-cancer/cancer, or suspected recurrence—an onco-gynaecology consult is recommended.

Yes—where appropriate, laparoscopic/robotic procedures can reduce pain, blood loss, and hospital stay. Suitability depends on cancer type, stage, and fitness. Your surgeon will advise the safest option.

Cases are discussed in a multidisciplinary tumour board. Depending on stage and tumour biology, you may need adjuvant chemotherapy, radiation, or targeted therapy. We coordinate a personalised plan and supportive care.

Regular surveillance visits (initially every 3–6 months, then yearly) check for recurrence and manage late effects. We offer survivorship counselling, rehab, and psychosocial support.