Cancer Therapy India (CTI) is a doctor-led oncology team providing personalised, evidence-based cancer care through Apollo Hospitals across Bengaluru. Our medical oncologists and haemato-oncologists work with clinical pharmacists, associate doctors, physician assistants, nurses, practice managers and a wider supportive-care team to provide continuity, clear communication and coordinated treatment throughout the cancer journey. This model brings together the personal attention of a dedicated oncology practice with the scale, specialist expertise, advanced technology and multidisciplinary capabilities of Apollo Hospitals, India’s largest private hospital network. When clinically appropriate, patients can access advanced imaging and molecular diagnostics, cancer surgery, modern radiotherapy, haemato-oncology and transplant services, and other highly specialised care across the wider Apollo network. With oncology services available at multiple Apollo locations across Bengaluru, we aim to make high-quality cancer care accessible and as close to home as reasonably possible — while ensuring that patients can access highly specialised expertise and technology when they need it.
What Is the Stomach and What Does It Do? The stomach is a muscular, hollow organ located in the upper part of the abdomen, just below the ribs. It plays an important role in digestion. After food is swallowed, the stomach: Temporarily stores food Uses acid and digestive enzymes to break food down Mixes food into a semi-liquid form Releases food gradually into the small intestine for further digestion The inner lining of the stomach
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Read MoreKidney Cancer (Renal Cell Carcinoma): Patient-Friendly Guide Kidney cancer, also known as renal cell carcinoma (RCC), is the most common type of kidney cancer in adults. It begins when abnormal kidney cells grow uncontrollably, forming a tumour that may remain localised or spread to other parts of the body. This guide helps patients and caregivers understand causes, risk factors, diagnosis, staging, and treatment options for kidney cancer
Read MoreOesophageal (Food Pipe) Cancer A Guide for Patients and Caregivers What Is the Oesophagus? The oesophagus, often called the food pipe, is a muscular tube that carries food and liquids from the mouth to the stomach. When we swallow, coordinated muscle movements gently push food downward into the stomach. For medical purposes, the oesophagus is divided into three parts:
Read MorePancreatic cancer can feel confusing and frightening, especially at the time of diagnosis. Many people and families search online and find information that is either too technical or inaccurate. The purpose of this guide is to explain pancreatic cancer in clear, easy-to-understand language without losing medical accuracy — so you can feel informed, supported, and part of your treatment journey. What Does the Pancreas Do?
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