Colon & Rectal Cancer Surgery in Noida
Colorectal cancer is rising in Indian cities and is highly curable when treated early. Dr Manoj Gupta performs laparoscopic and robotic colectomy and rectal cancer surgery, with a strong focus on preserving the anal sphincter and avoiding a permanent bag.
Do these symptoms sound familiar?
- Blood in stool or change in bowel habit lasting more than 3 weeks
- Anaemia or weight loss without a clear cause
- Colonoscopy showing a polyp or growth
- Family history of colon cancer or polyps
When not to wait
Go to the hospital emergency or call +91 98180 40155 the same day if you have:
- Severe pain that does not settle in a few hours
- Fever with abdominal pain, or vomiting that won't stop
- Yellow eyes, dark urine or black stool
- A swelling that cannot be pushed back
How Dr Gupta treats it
- Colonoscopy and CT/MRI staging
- Laparoscopic or robotic colectomy with complete mesocolic excision
- Robotic low anterior resection for rectal cancer — better sphincter preservation
- Temporary stoma only when needed, reversed in 8–12 weeks
Colon & Rectal Cancer Surgery at a glance
Typical figures for an uncomplicated case; Dr Gupta will give you numbers for your own situation.
What to expect, step by step
Consultation
Reports reviewed on screen, examination, honest advice on whether surgery is needed.
Tests & fitness
Ultrasound/CT/MRI as needed, blood tests, anaesthesia check, insurance pre-approval.
Surgery
Laparoscopic, robotic or open at Yatharth Hospital, Greater Noida. Family briefed immediately after.
Recovery & follow-up
Early walking and eating, discharge plan, follow-up at the hospital, the Indirapuram clinic or by video.
Why choose Dr Manoj Gupta for colon & rectal cancer surgery in Noida
- Robotic surgery allows precise dissection deep in the pelvis
- Enhanced recovery: eating on day 1, discharge in 4–5 days
- Screening advice for family members
Searching for "colon cancer surgeon Noida" or "rectal cancer surgery Delhi NCR"? Dr Gupta consults at Yatharth Super Speciality Hospital, Greater Noida and at his Indirapuram clinic in the evening — convenient for patients from Noida, Ghaziabad, East Delhi, and from Meerut, Bulandshahr, Hapur, Muzaffarnagar and Roorkee by expressway.
Why choose Dr Manoj Gupta for colon & rectal cancer surgery
- Senior Director & Head of Robotic and Laparoscopic GI Surgery at Yatharth Super Speciality Hospital — full robotic suite, liver ICU and 24×7 emergency team.
- Trained where the difficult cases go: DNB in GI Surgery at Sir Ganga Ram Hospital, liver transplant fellowships at Apollo and Ganga Ram.
- 500+ liver transplants — the bleeding control and bile-duct skills that make every abdominal operation safer.
- Straight answers. Dr Gupta reviews your scans himself and only recommends surgery when it will help.
Patient stories
Questions patients ask about colon & rectal cancer surgery
Will I need a permanent colostomy bag?
For most colon and upper rectal cancers, no. Even for low rectal cancers, robotic sphincter-saving surgery avoids a permanent bag in the majority of patients.
When should I get a colonoscopy?
At 45 if you have no symptoms, earlier with a family history, and immediately if you have rectal bleeding or a change in bowel habit.
Not sure if you need surgery? Ask first.
Bring your reports for a clear, honest opinion. Same-day and evening appointments available.