I was born into a family of doctors with my father and mother working as medical practitioners in my native state, Gods Own Country – Kerala.
I earned my Medical degree in 1999 from Alleppey Medical College, Kerala and did my Residencies in General Surgery and Registrar posts in Surgical Oncology all throughout these years upto 2008. After that I joined the Surgical Oncology department of St. Johns Medical College, Bangalore in 2009.
I recollect my entire journey till date as Professor of Surgical Oncology in St. Johns Medical College with honour & gratification.
As an active member of Community oncology activities, my core aim is to diagnose the cause and provide patients with the best possible treatment.
Due to a lack of screening and access to right treatment procedure, we are experiencing higher mortality rates than ever before due to cancer.
We need to put an end to this desperate condition. The only way to achieve this mission is through research.
Research is advancing day by day that directly improve our understanding about cancer treatment plans.
Here in this scenario, I aspire to convey the best treatment plan & surgical techniques available that improves the patient’s overall health.
A world where quality cancer care is accessible and affordable even to the poorest.
The Dean Louis andMay Monteiro Prize” (2012-2013) for the Best clinical research- Use Of Ultrasonic Shears in Patients with Breast Cancer Undergoing Axillary Dissection-A Pilot Study.
The Dean Louis andMay Monteiro Prize (2014-2015) for the Best clinical research- Prospective Randomized Study To Evaluate The Role Of Ultrasonic Shears In Reducing Drain Output in Patients Undergoing Axillary Dissection For Breast Cancer.
Research Society Grant 2018 – for the study “ To compare the genetic/transcriptional variations in circulating free nucleic acid and primary tumor in breast cancer patients- a cross sectional study ”.
RGUHS Grant 2019-2020 – for the study “Evaluating role of circulating DNA as biomarkers for response to therapy in neo-adjuvant setting of breast cancer – a pilot study ”.
Member - European Society Of Surgical Oncology - July 2021
Selected for oral presentation at Annual Research Day 2021 , St John's Research Institute , Bangalore -" Correlation of circulating cell free nucleic acids with clinic-pathological features in breast cancer patients- A Pilot study".
Member of Europen Society Of Surgical Oncology July 2021
First Prize - Poster Presenation - Annual Research Day -May 2022- SJRI ,Bangalore- Evaluation Of Liquid biopsy Using A Low Cost Assay For Monitoring Progression In Breast Cancer- Rakesh S Ramesh,Madhumathy G Nair,Apoorva D,Chandrakala M, Jyothi S prabhu
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A change in size or shape – it may be that one breast has become larger.
Changes in the nipple – in direction or shape, pulled in or flattened nipple.
Changes on or around the nipple – rash, flaky or crusted skin.
Changes in the skin – dimpling, puckering or redness.
‘Orange peel’ appearance of the skin caused by unusually enlarged pores.
Swelling in your armpit or around your collarbone.
A lump, any size, or thickening in your breast.
Constant pain in one part of your breast or armpit.
For women with average risk
Talk with your doctor about when to begin screening. Women should have the opportunity to begin screening if they choose.
Talk with your doctor about when to begin screening. Women should have the opportunity to begin screening if they choose.
Talk with your doctor about when to begin screening. Women should have the opportunity to begin screening if they choose.
Talk with your doctor about when to begin screening. Women should have the opportunity to begin screening if they choose.