Thoracic Surgery in Bangalore
Karnataka Cancer Hospital (KCH) is a leader in thoracic surgery in Bangalore, offering advanced care for conditions affecting the lungs, mediastinum, esophagus, and chest wall. Our thoracic surgeons focus on removing cancer while preserving lung function and ensuring patient safety.
What Is Thoracic Surgery?
Thoracic surgery refers to surgical treatment of diseases inside the chest cavity, particularly the lungs, esophagus, and mediastinal structures. Commonly used to treat lung and esophageal cancers, these surgeries are performed via open or minimally invasive techniques.
Why Is Thoracic Surgery Needed?
- Removal of lung or esophageal tumors
- Treatment of mediastinal masses or lymph node enlargement
- Management of recurrent pleural effusions or infections
- Lung volume reduction in emphysema or cancer
Thoracic Surgeries Performed at KCH
- Lobectomy / Pneumonectomy
- Video-Assisted Thoracoscopic Surgery (VATS)
- Esophagectomy
- Chest Wall Tumor Removal
- Mediastinal Mass Excision
- Pleurectomy & Decortication
Why Choose Karnataka Cancer Hospital for Thoracic Surgery?
At KCH, we combine advanced thoracic surgical skills with a team-based oncology approach. Each treatment is personalized for the best possible survival and quality of life.
Why patients prefer KCH:
- Expertise in both open and VATS techniques
- Coordinated care between pulmonology, oncology, and radiology
- Pain-controlled, enhanced-recovery protocols
- Cutting-edge imaging & diagnostics
- Emphasis on preserving lung function
- VATS and Robotic assisted thoracic producers
Meet Our Thoracic Surgeon
Dr. Yatish Kumar
Consultant โ Thoracic Surgery & Oncology Known for precision in lung and esophageal cancer surgeries, Dr. Yatish Kumar leads our thoracic division with patient-first care.
Cost of Thoracic Surgery in Bangalore
- Lung Surgery (Lobectomy, Pneumonectomy): โน2.5 โ โน4.5 Lakhs
- VATS Procedures: โน3 โ โน6 Lakhs
- Esophageal Surgeries: โน4.5 โ โน8 Lakhs
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We offer insurance assistance, government schemes, and EMI plans to support your journey.
People Also Ask (FAQs)
We use nerve blocks and advanced anesthesia for minimal pain.
Yes. Many patients adapt well after a lung is removed, with proper rehab.
Light activity resumes within 3โ4 weeks post-surgery.
A: Robotic surgeries are safer and result in very small incision on chest wall, hence lesser pain and early discharge form hospital
