Rathnam p venkat

Dr. Venkat P is a highly experienced Surgical Oncologist with over 22 years in the field, currently practicing at Apollo Hospitals Cancer Centre, Chennai. He has managed over 20,000 oncology cases, specializing in breast, liver, pancreatic, rectal, and gallbladder cancers, along with advanced surgical procedures such as breast oncoplasty, robotic surgeries, HIPEC, and PIPAC. He has received multiple accolades, including the Dr. V.N.C. Rao Gold Medal in Anatomy and the Dr. Govinda Reddy Medal in Pathology and Microbiology. He is an active member of the Indian Medical Association (IMA) and has contributed to several national and international research publications.

Dr. Venkat P has a strong research background in surgical oncology, contributing to national and international medical journals. His research focuses on advanced cancer treatment techniques, including robotic surgeries, HIPEC, and PIPAC for gastrointestinal and gynecological cancers. He has published multiple papers on oncoplastic breast surgery and minimally invasive cancer treatments, enhancing surgical outcomes. As an active member of the Indian Medical Association (IMA), he continues to engage in clinical research and advancements in oncology.

Dr. Venkat P has been recognized for his excellence in surgical oncology with multiple awards. He received the Dr. V.N.C. Rao Gold Medal in Anatomy (1986-87) and the Dr. Govinda Reddy Medal in Pathology and Microbiology (1987-88) for his outstanding academic performance. His contributions to oncoplastic surgery and advanced cancer treatment have earned him recognition in the Indian medical community and beyond.

Dr. Venkat P has contributed extensively to the field of surgical oncology, with research focusing on robotic-assisted cancer surgeries, HIPEC, PIPAC, and oncoplastic breast surgery. His work has been published in national and international medical journals, addressing advancements in minimally invasive cancer treatments and surgical innovations. As a member of the Indian Medical Association (IMA), he continues to contribute to oncology research, improving surgical techniques and patient outcomes.