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Dr. Azhar Jan Battoo - Associate Director

Dr. Azhar Jan Battoo

Associate Director - Surgical Oncology

DNB Surgical Oncology

Paras Health Srinagar
About Azhar Jan Battoo

Dr. Azhar Jan Battoo is a highly esteemed figure in the field of surgical oncology, serving as the Associate Director at Onco Care, Paras Health, Srinagar. With a distinguished background in DNB Surgical Oncology, his expertise lies in offering comprehensive care and innovative surgical solutions to patients battling cancer in the Jammu & Kashmir region. Dr. Battoo's commitment extends beyond conventional treatments; he emphasizes personalized care, ensuring each patient receives tailored interventions and compassionate support throughout their journey to recovery. His dedication to advancing oncological care is reflected in his active involvement in research initiatives aimed at enhancing treatment outcomes and quality of life for cancer patients. Dr. Battoo's contributions to the medical community underscore his unwavering commitment to excellence and patient-centric care, making him a respected authority in the field of surgical oncology in the region. 

Medical Qualifications 

  • Doctor of Medicine (DNB) in Surgical Oncology 

  • Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) 

  • Additional certifications in advanced surgical techniques 

Specialization and Expertise 

  • Surgical Oncology: Mastery in complex tumor resections 

  • Oncological Surgery: Proficiency in minimally invasive procedures 

  • Multidisciplinary Cancer Care: Expert collaboration in treatment planning 

Certifications 

  • Board Certification in Surgical Oncology (DNB) 

  • Advanced Surgical Techniques Certification 

  • Accreditation in Oncological Surgery Procedures 

Awards and Recognition 

  • Excellence in Surgical Oncology Award 

  • Recognition for Outstanding Patient Care 

  • Award for Contributions to Oncological Research 

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