Expert Surgical Oncologist Care

Dr. Amit Ratan Gandhi

Surgical Oncologist

Helping you recover stronger and faster with personalized care and evidence-based treatment approaches.

19 years of experience

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19 years of experience

Dr.Amit is a renowned Surgical Oncologist and Medical Oncologist in Mumbai. He has 16 years of experience in medical field. He has been awarded Removed The Three-kilogram Tumor That Was Covering The Entire Urinary Bladder. - award. He has completed his MS from Tata Memorial Hospital, Mumbai in 2013, DM from Tata Memorial Hospital, Mumbai in 2008, MBBS from University of Mumbai and Mumbai in 1999. He currently practices at Cansure Centre in Mulund West(Mumbai), Cansure Centre (Parel) in Parel(Mumbai) and Mpct Hospital in Sanpada(Navi Mumbai). He is a prominent member of Indian Medical Association (IMA).
MS Oncology Tata Memorial Hospital, Mumbai DM Oncology Tata Memorial Hospital, Mumbai MBBS University of Mumbai, Mumbai

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Cansure Centre
Mulund West
Kailash Darshan, 1st Floor, Mirani Nagar, Dr.ambedkar Road, Mulund(w), Landmark: Opposite Kalidas Hall Main Gate.
Mumbai

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Cansure Centre (Parel)
Parel
Shop Number 2, Shraddha Building, Jerbai Wadia Road, Beside Tata Hospital
Mumbai

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