Kidney cancer treatment varies based on its stage, and robotic surgery ensures precision and faster recovery. Early-stage cases are treated with partial or radical nephrectomy, with high success rates. In most cases, chemotherapy or radiation isn’t needed. Dr. Surender Kumar Dabas, Vice-Chairman, Oncology & Chief Robotic Surgery, BLK-Max Super Speciality Hospital, explains the best surgical approach for kidney cancer. Watch now to learn how advanced technology is transforming cancer care. At BLK

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2.9K views · 20 reactions | This week on HealthBreak, Dr. Joel Dean from Marian Regional Medical Center describes the benefits that robotic surgery technology can have for patients with colorectal conditions. Supported by emerging data, this minimally invasive approach to colorectal surgery demonstrates a lower complication rate and length of stay in the hospital for patients post-operation. For more information, visit DignityHealth.org/CentralCoast | KSBY | Facebook