The programme includes advanced diagnostic technologies, including mammography, ultrasound, and biopsy, to promptly and precisely assess breast health
Apollo Cancer Centres (ACCs) has introduced ‘India’s Fastest & Most Precise Breast Cancer Diagnosis Program’, redefining cancer care. The pioneering initiative aims to provide swift and precise breast cancer diagnoses, reinforcing the significance of early detection in mitigating the right treatment for a better survival rate, and enhancing the quality of life for patients.
The ground-breaking initiative offers a promising glimpse into the future of healthcare services. Apollo Cancer Centres is proud to be the first in India to provide this programme and envisions the potential to replicate the model for other organs in the future. Apollo Cancer Centres is dedicating this program to the timely diagnosis of breast cancer in women.
‘India’s Fastest & Most Precise Breast Cancer Diagnosis Program’ is designed to ensure timely and accurate diagnosis, alleviating the stress of protracted waiting times for results. Apollo Cancer Centres firmly believes in the adage, “Earliest Easiest,” when it comes to breast cancer management.
The programme includes advanced diagnostic technologies, including mammography, ultrasound, and biopsy, to promptly and precisely assess breast health. It is open to individuals seeking breast cancer screening or diagnostic services, provided they meet the necessary criteria. Its primary benefits encompass rapid results, reduced patient anxiety, and early detection of breast cancer—advancements that significantly improve treatment outcomes.
Apollo Cancer Centres’ programme is equipped to guide patients toward personalised care, connecting them with skilled oncologists and specialists for a comprehensive treatment plan.”
Dr Vikas Kashyap, Histopathology, Apollo Cancer Centre, Delhi, “Over the years, Apollo Cancer Centres have witnessed the critical importance of early breast cancer diagnosis and treatment. Swift and accurate detection not only offers the best chance for effective treatment but also provides patients with peace of mind. The programme allows us to combine our expertise with advanced diagnostic tools to deliver timely diagnoses and personalised care. By doing so, we are not only treating breast cancer; we are also providing hope, support, and better quality of life for our patients.”
Dr Reeti Sahni Radiology, Apollo Cancer Centre, Delhi, said, “Our commitment to breast cancer diagnosis and care goes beyond just medical excellence; it extends to ensuring our patients are feeling empowered and supported with dignity. We understand and empathetic that early diagnosis leads to better outcomes and improved quality of life. With India’s fastest and most precise breast cancer diagnosis programme, we aim to offer not only timely results but also a path to hope and recovery. It is about providing the best care when our patients need it most.”
Dr Ramesh Sarin, Senior Consultant – Surgical Oncology, Apollo Cancer Centre, New Delhi, said, “Our mission at Apollo Cancer Centres is to revolutionise cancer care through innovation and compassion. The One-Day Breast Cancer Diagnosis Programme is a significant stride in this direction. We understand the fear and anxiety that often accompany a cancer diagnosis. With this programme, we aim to reduce those burdens by providing women with rapid, precise diagnoses and a clear path toward tailored treatments on a need basis. Every minute counts, and we are determined to make every moment count for the betterment of our patients.”
Shivakumar Pattabhiraman, MD, Indraprastha Apollo Hospitals, New Delhi, said, “The launch of India’s Fastest & Most Precise Breast Cancer Diagnosis programme is a testament to our unwavering commitment to redefining cancer care. We believe that time is of the essence when it comes to breast cancer. Our goal is to provide hope and healing swiftly, offering women the timely and accurate diagnoses they deserve. With this programme, we are not just reducing wait times; we are elevating patient outcomes, ensuring early intervention, and spreading the message of empowerment and resilience.”
