Advanced Colorectal Cancer Surgery in Kolkata & Nearby (Colon & Rectal)
Minimally Invasive (Laparoscopic & Robotic) & HIPEC Procedures by Experienced Surgical Oncologists.
Surgery for colon and rectal cancer, planned by a multidisciplinary team and performed with laparoscopic or robotic technique wherever suitable.
- Colon & Rectal Cancer Surgery
- Minimally Invasive Options
- Multidisciplinary Tumour Board
- Structured Post-Op Recovery
Understanding Colorectal Cancer Surgery
Colon and rectal cancer are among the more common GI cancers, and early evaluation of persistent bowel symptoms makes a meaningful difference to treatment options. Our team combines surgical oncology with laparoscopic and robotic-assisted technique to plan the safest, most effective procedure for your case — from a straightforward colon operation or bowel operation for benign disease to more involved colon cancer surgery, colorectal cancer surgery and colorectal tumor surgery for malignant tumours.
For advanced cases involving the abdominal lining, we also offer HIPEC (Hyperthermic Intraperitoneal Chemotherapy) as part of a comprehensive treatment plan. Our team also manages urgent situations such as bowel obstruction surgery for a blocked bowel, where a colon obstruction procedure may be needed alongside the planned operation for colorectal cancer.
Dr. Deeksha Kapoor
Dr. Deeksha Kapoor is a renowned Specialist in Surgical Oncology with extensive experience in treating complex Gastrointestinal (GI), Hepatobiliary (HPB), and Gallbladder Cancers. She leads our multidisciplinary cancer care team in Baruipur, delivering advanced, evidence-based surgical treatment with utmost compassion.
- Expertise: Radical Cholecystectomy, Liver Resection & Complex GI Surgeries
- Approach: Multidisciplinary Tumor Board Review for Precision Care
- Location: Advitya Healthcares, Baruipur | Kasba | Burrabazar
Signs That May Need Evaluation
Change in Bowel Habits
Persistent diarrhoea, constipation, or a change in stool consistency lasting more than a few weeks.
Blood in Stool
Visible blood or dark, tarry stools.
Persistent Abdominal Pain or Bloating
Ongoing discomfort, cramping or bloating that doesn't resolve.
Unexplained Weight Loss
Losing weight without a change in diet or activity.
Surgical Treatment We Offer
Colon Resection Surgery
Removal of the affected portion of the colon — colon resection surgery or bowel resection — with reconnection of the healthy segments (colon to rectum) wherever possible.
Rectal Cancer Surgery
Specialised surgical technique for rectal tumours — colorectal tumor surgery — aimed at preserving function wherever possible.
Laparoscopic & Robotic-Assisted Surgery
Minimally invasive technique used in suitable cases for a faster recovery — a modern alternative to open colon surgery or bowel operation.
HIPEC for Advanced Cases
Hyperthermic Intraperitoneal Chemotherapy for select advanced GI cancers involving the abdominal lining.
Why Patients Choose Advitya Healthcares
Care Close to Home
Full surgical treatment available in Baruipur — no need to travel to Kolkata city or beyond.
Complete In-House Facility
ICU, laparoscopic & open OTs, endoscopy/ERCP and 24×7 ambulance under one roof.
Multidisciplinary Review
Surgeons, oncologists, radiologists and pathologists review cases together, not in isolation.
Transparent Costing
Itemised treatment estimates upfront, with support navigating insurance and cashless claims.
Related Services at Advitya Healthcares
About Colorectal Cancer Surgery
Yes, typically a colonoscopy and biopsy confirm the diagnosis before any surgical planning begins. See our Endoscopy services page for details.
This depends on the location and stage of the tumour. Some patients need a temporary or permanent stoma, others don’t — your surgeon will discuss this clearly before surgery.
In many cases, yes. Your surgeon will assess whether laparoscopic or robotic-assisted technique is appropriate for your specific tumour.
HIPEC is heated chemotherapy delivered directly into the abdominal cavity during surgery, used for select advanced GI cancers. It is not appropriate for every case — your team will advise if it applies to you.
Not always, but in some early-stage or specific cases, chemoradiation may be used before — or occasionally instead of — surgery. Whether rectal cancer treatment without surgery is appropriate for you depends on the stage and location of the tumour, which your multidisciplinary team will assess.
A blocked bowel from a colorectal tumour can need urgent bowel obstruction surgery or a colon obstruction procedure to relieve the blockage before or alongside cancer treatment. Our team is equipped to manage this as an emergency when needed.
Speak to Our Colorectal Surgery Team
Don’t ignore persistent bowel symptoms — get evaluated early.