Dr. Chandani Hotwani Ahuja

Qualification - MBBS, M.D.

Specialization - Oncologist

Designation - Radiation Oncology

Location - Nagpur, India

Hospital(s) - Alexis Multispeciality Hospital

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Career Profile

Dr. Chandani Hotwani Ahuja is in Radiation Oncology at Alexis Multispeciality Hospital. She is MBBS and M.D. Her expertise are Treatment of solid tumours, Head and neck cancers, Gynecological and breast cancers, SBRT for lung & liver cancers, bone metastases, Screening and cancer awareness

Education & Training

ALS and BCLS protocol.
SBRT for lung cancers.
3D MRI based brachytherapy for cervical cancers
Interstitial brachytherapy for head and neck cancers.

Experience

Worked at Tata Memorial Hospital, Mumbai for 5 years followed by Max Super-speciality Hospital, Saket, New Delhi. Well versed with treating all malignancies using IMRT , IGRT, SRS, SBRT as well as brachytherapy for different sites.

Clinical Focus

Treatment of solid tumours
Head and neck cancers
Gynecological and breast cancers
SBRT for lung & liver cancers; bone metastases
Screening and cancer awareness

Research and Publications

Quantitative assay of Human Papilloma virus 16 & 18 in cervical cancer patients treated with radio(chemo) therapy and its correlation with treatment outcome.
Impact of comorbidity on therapeutic decision making in head and neck cancer: Audit from a comprehensive cancer centre in India. Head and Neck 2012, Sep 34(9):1251-4
Optimizing treatment and analysis of prognostic factors for locally advanced non-small cell lung cancer in resource-limited population. Indian Journal of cancer 2016. Jan-Mar, Vol 53; Issue 1.
Impact of lymphoceles on organ at risk doses in patients undergoing adjuvant pelvic radiation. Int J Cancer Ther Oncol 2015;3(2);3220.
Prospective longitudinal assessment of salivary function using quantitative pertechnate scintigraphy and estimation of dose-volume response relationship after parotid-sparing radiotherapy in Head-Neck cancers. Radiat Oncol 2015. Mar 15;10:67.