Women with gynaecologic cancers today often have the option of minimally invasive surgery, depending on the type and stage of their disease. One of these options is robotic surgery, which allows complex cancer operations to be performed through small incisions while giving the surgeon a clear, magnified view of the operating area.

Dr. Sarika Gupta, Gynaecologic Oncologist at Action Cancer Hospital, Paschim Vihar, performs robotic surgery for cancers of the uterus, cervix, ovaries, fallopian tubes, and other female reproductive organs. She also evaluates patients who want a second opinion before starting cancer treatment. Women from Paschim Vihar, Janakpuri, Rajouri Garden, Tilak Nagar, Punjabi Bagh, Vikaspuri, and nearby parts of West Delhi regularly visit her clinic for diagnosis, surgery, and follow up care.

What is robotic surgery?

Despite the name, the robot does not perform the operation.

The surgery is carried out entirely by the surgeon, who controls robotic instruments from a nearby console. The system provides a high definition 3D view and instruments designed to move with greater precision than standard laparoscopic tools. This can be especially useful during cancer surgery in the pelvis, where important nerves, blood vessels, and other structures lie close together.

When is robotic surgery recommended?

Robotic surgery is not the right choice for every patient. After reviewing your scans, biopsy reports, medical history, and the stage of the cancer, your doctor will decide whether it is a suitable option.

It may be considered for selected patients with:

• Endometrial (uterine) cancer
• Cervical cancer
• Early stage ovarian cancer
• Fallopian tube cancer
• Selected pelvic tumours
• Risk reducing surgery for women with inherited cancer syndromes

What are the possible benefits?

Compared with open surgery, robotic surgery may offer:

• Smaller incisions
• Less blood loss during surgery
• Less pain after the procedure
• Lower risk of wound infection
• A shorter stay in the hospital
• Faster recovery for many patients
• Better precision during complex pelvic cancer surgery

Every patient’s recovery is different. Your age, overall health, and the extent of surgery all influence how quickly you recover.

Why consult Dr. Sarika Gupta?

Dr. Sarika Gupta focuses exclusively on cancers affecting the female reproductive system. Her treatment recommendations are based on the type of cancer, its stage, and the individual needs of each patient. When robotic surgery is appropriate, she discusses its benefits, limitations, and possible risks before planning treatment.

She practices at Action Cancer Hospital, Paschim Vihar, where patients can access surgery, chemotherapy, radiation therapy, imaging, and pathology as part of a coordinated cancer care team.

Serving patients across West Delhi

Women from Paschim Vihar, Janakpuri, Rajouri Garden, Tilak Nagar, Punjabi Bagh, Vikaspuri, and surrounding neighbourhoods visit Dr. Sarika Gupta for cancer screening, diagnosis, robotic surgery, second opinions, and ongoing treatment for gynaecologic cancers.

If you have been diagnosed with uterine, cervical, ovarian, or another gynaecologic cancer, meeting a specialist early can help you understand all the available treatment options and decide what is most appropriate for your situation.

Book a consultation

Early evaluation can make a real difference, especially when cancer is diagnosed at an early stage. If you are looking for an experienced Gynaecologic Oncologist in West Delhi, book a consultation with Dr. Sarika Gupta at Action Cancer Hospital, Paschim Vihar, to discuss whether robotic surgery is the right treatment option for you.