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Brachytherapy (Internal Radiation) - Dr. Narendra Rathore, Udaipur
Oncology Specialty • MB Hospital, Udaipur
Clinical Care & Protocol Guide

Brachytherapy (Internal Radiation) in Udaipur

High-dose internal radiation therapy delivering precise treatment directly into or near the tumor, sparing surrounding healthy tissues. Managed under the clinical leadership of Dr. Narendra Rathore (Professor & Head of Radiation Oncology) at MB Hospital Campus, RNT Medical College, Udaipur.

Medical Overview & Clinical Background

Brachytherapy, also known as internal radiation therapy, involves placing radioactive sources directly into or very near the tumor site. This highly localized technique allows Dr. Narendra Rathore to deliver high doses of radiation to malignant cells while significantly reducing exposure to adjacent healthy organs.

Understanding the Disease & Treatment Mechanics

Unlike external beam radiation which must pass through healthy tissue to reach the target, brachytherapy operates from the inside out. It is a critical, often curative, component in the management of gynecological malignancies (such as cervical and endometrial cancers), prostate cancer, and selected head and neck or breast tumors.

Treatment Approach & Clinical Protocols

The procedure is typically performed in a specialized suite, often requiring mild sedation or local anesthesia. Specialized applicators are guided into the target area using imaging. A computerized delivery system then temporarily sends the radioactive source into the applicator for a precise duration before retracting it safely.

Common Indications & Applications

  • Cervical cancer
  • Endometrial cancer
  • Prostate cancer
  • Selected breast and head & neck cancers

What Patients Should Expect

The applicator placement procedure is usually an outpatient or short-stay intervention. The actual radiation delivery (treatment time) takes only a few minutes. Most patients experience minimal immediate side effects from the procedure itself.

Step-by-Step Care Roadmap

Your Interactive Treatment Journey

Follow each phase from consultation to recovery

01

Initial Evaluation & OPD Visit

Bring your biopsy, CT/PET scans, and medical files to Dr. Narendra Rathore at MB Hospital, Udaipur (Mon-Sat, 2-8 PM).

02

Multidisciplinary Planning

Precise tumor staging, target volume contouring, and personalized treatment protocol formulation.

03

Active Therapy & Execution

Targeted radiation sessions or systemic therapy cycles delivered with highest safety standards under expert supervision.

04

Recovery & Long-Term Follow-Up

Regular follow-up assessments, supportive care nutrition counseling, and monitoring for long-term health.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Is brachytherapy painful?

The radiation delivery itself is painless. Mild discomfort may occur during the placement of the applicators, but this is managed effectively with local anesthesia or sedation.

Q: Am I radioactive after the procedure?

If you undergo High-Dose Rate (HDR) temporary brachytherapy, the radioactive source is completely removed from your body before you leave the suite. You are not radioactive and it is perfectly safe to be around family members immediately.

Educational Notice:

This information is educational and does not replace an in-person medical consultation. Specific treatment decisions depend on individualized clinical, radiological, and histopathological evaluation during an appointment with Dr. Narendra Rathore at MB Hospital, Udaipur.

Regional District Guides (Brachytherapy (Internal Radiation) in Mewar & Vagad)

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Dr. Narendra Rathore provides specialized Brachytherapy (Internal Radiation) consultation at MB Hospital, Udaipur for patients visiting from across 10 districts in Southern Rajasthan:

Brachytherapy (Internal Radiation) Guide

Have Questions About Brachytherapy (Internal Radiation)?

Consult Dr. Narendra Rathore's OncoAssist Clinical Guide to read structured information on Brachytherapy (Internal Radiation) procedures, preparation, side-effect care, and OPD consultation steps. Developed for patient FAQs, radiation therapy precautions, chemotherapy guidance, and OPD appointment logistics.

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Dr. Narendra Rathore - Senior Radiation Oncologist, Udaipur

Dr. Narendra Rathore

MBBS, MD (Radiotherapy)

Professor and Head of Department, Radiation Oncology

RNT Medical College, Udaipur, Udaipur, Rajasthan

Senior Radiation Oncologist providing clinical evaluations, radiation therapy (3D-CRT/IMRT), chemotherapy planning, and supportive cancer care at RNT Medical College & MB Hospital, Udaipur.

In-Person Consultation Booking

Schedule Your OPD Consultation

All oncology consultations, scan reviews, and treatment planning with Dr. Narendra Rathore are conducted strictly in-person at MB Hospital campus, Udaipur.

What to Bring on Your First OPD Visit
  • Original Biopsy & Histopathology Reports
  • CT / MRI / PET Scan Films & DICOM CDs
  • Prior Doctor Prescriptions & Chemotherapy Records
  • Patient Photo ID & Scheme Card (RGHS / Chiranjeevi)