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Head & Neck Cancers

Head and neck cancers are among the most common cancers in India, accounting for nearly 30% of all cancers in men and a significant proportion in women. India bears one of the highest global burdens of these cancers, largely due to tobacco use (smoking and smokeless forms), alcohol consumption, and HPV-related infections. Oral cavity cancer is particularly prevalent and ranks among the leading cancers in the country. With India reporting approximately 14–15 lakh new cancer cases annually, head and neck cancers contribute a substantial share of this total. A large number of patients present at advanced stages, emphasizing the urgent need for awareness, early diagnosis, and timely specialist care to improve survival outcomes.

Types of Cancers Covered

  • Oral Cancer

  • Throat Cancer

  • Laryngeal Cancer

  • Salivary gland Cancer

Warning Signs to Watch For

  • Non-Healing Mouth Ulcers

  • Difficulty in Mouth Opening

  • Persistent Sore Throat

  • Hoarseness of Voice

  • Difficulty Swallowing

  • Neck Lump

Why Awareness and Early Evaluation Matter

When detected at an early stage (Stage I or II), head and neck cancers can have 5-year survival rates of 70–90%, depending on the site and tumor type. In contrast, advanced-stage disease carries significantly lower survival rates. Early detection not only improves recovery and long-term survival but also allows less extensive surgery, better preservation of speech and swallowing, and improved cosmetic outcomes. Timely evaluation and intervention can therefore make a life-saving and life-changing difference.

Services Offered

Comprehensive management of head and neck cancers requires precise diagnosis, expert surgery, and coordinated multidisciplinary care.
 

Treatment Services
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  • Transoral Robotic Surgery (TORS)

  • Advanced Head & Neck Cancer Surgeries

  • Oncologic Reconstructive Surgeries

  • Multidisciplinary Treatment Planning

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