Beat Bladder Cancer — Keep Your Bladder

  • Certified Top Uro-Oncologists (20+ years experience)
  • No Cystectomy, No Urostomy Bag, No Long Stay
  • Day-Care Image-Guided Freezing, Same-Day Discharge
Dr. Kanishk Patil, Urologist

Dr. Kanishk Patil, Urologist

MCh (Uro), FRCS (UK)

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Surg. Capt. Dr. Rochan Pant
Surg. Capt. Dr. Rochan Pant

Vascular & Neuro IR

Stroke Intervention, Aortic Aneurysms, Liver Cancer (TACE/RFA)

30+ yrs4.5/5
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Presidential Vishisht Seva MedEx-Department Head, Imaging & 30-year Navy & civilian record
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Dr. Mukul Mutatkar

Senior Interventional Radiologist

Cross-Border IR Expertise with Global Techniques

35+ yrs4.5/5
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Dr. Saurabh Patil
Dr. Saurabh Patil

Uro-Oncology & Robotic Surgery

Prostate cancer • Kidney cancer • Robotic surgery

15+ yrs4.6/5
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Why Choose This

Key Benefits

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Benefits of Bladder-Preserving Cryoablation

  • Freezes Tumour Only, Saves Healthy Bladder
  • No Bag, No Major Surgery, No Blood Loss
  • Same-Day Discharge, Back to Life in Days
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Why Avoid Radical Cystectomy?

  • Permanent urinary diversion / urostomy bag
  • 10–14 day hospital stay, 8–12 week recovery
  • High risk of sexual dysfunction & complications
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Why Choose MyDocsy?

  • Senior Uro-Oncologists & IR Specialists (20+ yrs)
  • 6 World-Class Centres with Image-Guided Cryo Suite
  • End-to-End Insurance Claims Processing Handholding
  • Free Pickup & Drop, Meals For Family
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Who is a Good Candidate for Cryoablation?

  • Select small, non-muscle-invasive bladder tumours
  • Recurrent NMIBC not responding to BCG therapy
  • Elderly or patients unfit for radical cystectomy
  • Those on blood thinners who cannot stop meds
  • Patients seeking organ-preserving alternatives

About the Procedure

Kill the Tumour. Keep the Bladder.

Image-Guided Bladder Cryoablation is a minimally invasive, bladder-preserving alternative to radical cystectomy for carefully selected bladder cancer cases. A Senior Uro-Oncologist places thin cryoprobes into the tumour under live imaging and freezes it at -40°C—no cuts, no urostomy bag, no 10-day hospital stay. For suitable patients — small non-muscle-invasive tumours, BCG-refractory NMIBC, or those unfit for cystectomy — cryoablation avoids the life-altering consequences of full bladder removal while maintaining strong cancer control.

Why Us

Key Features

20+ Yrs Avg. Uro-Oncologist Experience

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100% Bladder-Preserving

Same-Day Discharge

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6 NABH-Certified Locations

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MyDocsy vs Others

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Others

Bladder preserved (no urostomy bag)

Major incision / open surgery

10–14 day hospital stay

8–12 weeks off work / recovery

Sexual dysfunction risk

Repeatable if new tumour appears

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About the Procedure

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How to Prepare for Your Cryoablation

  • Cystoscopy + MRI to confirm eligibility
  • TURBT biopsy if not already performed
  • 6-hr fasting before your procedure
  • Tell us all your medications
  • Day-care admission, no major paperwork
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What Happens During Cryoablation

  • Specialist places thin cryoprobes into the tumour under live imaging and freezes it at -40°C in controlled cycles. Lasts 1.5–2 hours under sedation or spinal anaesthesia.
  • Sedation or spinal anaesthesia only
  • No cuts, no urostomy, no blood loss
  • Real-time imaging guidance throughout
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What to Expect After Cryoablation?

  • Discharge within 4–6 hours
  • Resume work in 3–5 days, normal activity in a week
  • Short-term catheter for 24–48 hours
  • Surveillance cystoscopy + imaging at 3 months

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