Freeze Kidney Tumours — Keep Your Kidney Intact

  • Certified Top Interventional Oncologists (20+ yrs)
  • No Incision, No Kidney Removal, No Blood Loss
  • Day-Care CT-Guided Freezing, Same-Day Discharge
Dr. Kanishk Patil, Urologist

Dr. Kanishk Patil, Urologist

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Dr. Mukul Mutatkar

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Dr. Saurabh Patil

Uro-Oncology & Robotic Surgery

Prostate cancer • Kidney cancer • Robotic surgery

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Why Choose This

Key Benefits

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Benefits of Kidney Cryoablation

  • Freezes Tumour Only, Preserves Healthy Kidney
  • No Cuts, CT-Guided Needle Through the Skin
  • Same-Day Discharge, Back to Life in Days
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Why Avoid Partial or Radical Nephrectomy?

  • 20–30% risk of long-term kidney function loss
  • 4–6 weeks off work for open/lap surgery
  • 5–10% risk of major bleeding / transfusion
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Why Choose MyDocsy?

  • Senior Interventional Oncologists (20+ yrs exp)
  • 6 World-Class Centres with CT-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?

  • Patients with small renal masses under 4cm (T1a)
  • Single-kidney patients or reduced kidney function
  • Elderly or high surgical-risk patients
  • Those on blood thinners who cannot stop meds
  • Anyone wanting to avoid open/lap surgery

About the Procedure

Kill the Tumour. Save the Kidney.

Kill the Tumour. Save the Kidney.

Percutaneous Renal Cryoablation is a US-FDA cleared, minimally invasive alternative to partial or radical nephrectomy for small renal masses up to 4cm. A Senior Interventional Oncologist inserts thin needles through the skin under live CT guidance and freezes the tumour at -40°C—no cuts, no blood loss, no kidney removal. Unlike surgery, cryoablation avoids the risk of permanent kidney function loss, 5–7 day hospital stays and 4–6 week recoveries, with equivalent cancer-control outcomes at 5+ year follow-up for small tumours.

Why Us

Key Features

20+ Yrs Avg. IR-Oncologist Experience

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100% Kidney-Preserving

Same-Day Discharge

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6 NABH-Certified Locations

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Kidney function preservation

Major incision / open or lap surgery

5–7 day hospital stay

4–6 weeks off work / recovery

Blood transfusion risk

Repeatable if new tumour appears

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About the Procedure

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How to Prepare for Your Cryoablation

  • Contrast CT/MRI to map tumour location
  • Kidney biopsy if not already done
  • 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

  • IR-Oncologist places thin cryoprobes into the tumour via the skin under live CT guidance, then 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 sutures, no blood loss
  • Real-time CT guidance throughout
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What to Expect After Cryoablation?

  • Discharge within 6 hours
  • Resume work in 3–5 days, normal activity in a week
  • No catheter, no drainage tube
  • Follow-up CT/MRI at 3 and 6 months

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