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Stage 1 vs Stage 4 Cancer Treatment

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  Written By: Dr. Rupali Aggarwal Consultant - Oncology Sohana Hospital, Mohali. Experience: 15+ Years Speciality: Diagnostic Oncology Published:   Last Updated:   Medically Reviewed:  Several hundred to thousands patients are diagnosed with cancer, and even more are being treated, hence the management of this disease becomes important to know and be aware about. In this blog we talk about what is the difference between stage 1 and stage 4 cancer, how they can be treated, and how Sohana Hospital can help you with the treatment.  What's the difference between Stage 1 and Stage 4 cancer? Cancer measures mostly on the level of growth of the tumour in the body. From level 1 being the uncontrolled mass of cells being confined to one organ, with less complications, and easier treatments like surgery of the organ, this helps control the disease and its aftereffects.  Stage 4 is advanced or metastatic cancer, meaning it has spread to distant organs or tis...

Best Foods During Chemotherapy

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  Written By: Dr. Khushboo Chauhan Consultant - Nutrition & Dietetics Sohana Hospital, Mohali. Experience: 7+ Years Speciality: Cancer Nutrition Published : 03/07/2026  Last Updated : 02/07/2026 Globally, an estimated 53.5 million people get detected by Cancer and are prescribed Chemotherapy annually. The need for best foods during chemotherapy is beneficial for better recovery, and stronger immunity after the disease. In this blog, we talk about Best Foods During Chemotherapy, why there is a need to know about them, and how Sohana hospital can help you with chemotherapy and Best chemotherapy diet in Mohali .   Why is there a need to know about the best foods during Chemotherapy? Knowing about chemotherapy and its best foods is vital for managing its side effects, preventing malnutrition, and  maintaining your immune system. Proper nutrition can help in rebuilding healthy tissues, providing required energy to fight treatment fatigue and reduce the risk of dangero...

Top 10 Most Commonly Asked Questions About Robotic Surgery

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  Artificial Intelligence in Surgery has revolutionized the way that many surgical interventions are performed today. Robotic assistants used in hernia repair, gall bladder surgery, cancer treatment, and gynecological surgical procedures provide the surgeon with a high degree of control throughout the procedure, while providing a quicker recovery time for patients. Patients often have several questions about robotic surgery and its application to them. Below are answers to some of the most frequently asked questions regarding Robotic surgery in Chandigarh .   Is the Robot doing all of the work? No, this is a common misconception about robotic surgery! Robots are not performing the surgery; rather, the robot acts as an instrument that is utilized by the physician. The robot is unable to make any decisions about how the procedure is to be completed or make any surgical movements without being controlled by the physician. The robotic system mirrors the surgeon's actions, which al...

How Does A PET CT Scan Help in Cancer Treatment Planning

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  An accurate diagnosis is only the beginning when it comes to treating cancer; the way the treatment is planned has a direct impact on the outcome of the patient’s care. An advanced imaging tool, such as a PET CT Scan (Positron Emission Tomography and Computed Tomography), provides physicians with a comprehensive view of the disease, allowing for more precise and effective treatment strategies. By using two imaging modalities together, the PET ct scan in chandigarh allows for a greater understanding of the disease.    What Makes PET CT Different? PET CT combines: PET (Positron Emission Tomography): This scan indicates how the cells are functioning. CT (Computed Tomography): This scan produces detailed images of the body. Because cancer cells are often more metabolically active than normal cells, the PET scan will allow for the detection of the cancer cell activity, and the CT scan will provide the exact location of the abnormal cell growth. Role in Cancer Staging The PE...