Dr Ashwin Tamhankar Urologic oncology and Robotic Surgery

05/04/2026

Pulse 2026! Three cheers to the initiative by the honorable Chief Minister of Maharashtra Shri Devendra Fadnavisji and Govt of Maharashtra and authorities
Such a pleasure to have been invited as an expert faculty in a pure unbiased way through a stringent process given the experience and expertise in the field by the Govt of Maharashtra!

Moderated the session and conducted a panel discussion on Nex Gen Robotic Training as an invited session from DMER and Govt of Maharashtra

Impressed with the ideas and plans of infrastructure building, capacity building, medical tourism, training next generation for making Viksit Maharashtra and Viksit India

Ket take aways from the robotic session which I crafted

1. Democratization and decentralisation of Robotic surgery is welcome
2. Exclusive subspecialised practice is needed for better outcomes
3. Dedicated fellowship training is necessary for a good robotic surgeon in his consultant path
4. Every procedure has a learning curve - outcomes vary from surgeons to surgeons based on baseline experience, training and proficiency
5. Medical tourism needs good capacity building and niche focus
6. Auditing the outcomes for long term results is needed and is very much important especially for oncology
7. Surgeries with lower complexity and generalised work can be decentralised to Tier 2/3 cities, however surgeries of high end expertise should still be tertiary referral work for due diligence













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30/01/2026

Join us for the insights on bladder cancer at USICON 2026 Indore at Urooncology subsection

1. Debating on extent of lymph node dissection for bladder cancer during radical cystectomy
2. Decision making points on intravesical therapy BCG versus Gemcitabin Docetaxel sequential chemotherapy in bladder

29/01/2026

Bladder Cancer

Bladder cancer typically develops in the cells lining the bladder and can spread to nearby tissues or organs if not caught early. Smoking, chemical exposure, and chronic bladder inflammation are common risk factors for this condition. Symptoms like blood in the urine, painful urination, or frequent urination should never be ignored. Early detection through cystoscopy or imaging tests increases the chances of successful treatment. Surgical interventions, chemotherapy, or immunotherapy are often recommended based on the cancer’s stage. Dr. Ashwin Tamhankar specializes in treating bladder cancer, offering state-of-the-art diagnostic and treatment options to improve patient outcomes.. For more info visit us at http://www.drashwintamhankar.com/latest-update/bladder-cancer/112?utm_source=facebookpage