56 years in surgical oncology — that’s the kind of career Dr. Ramesh Sarin has built, currently practicing at Indraprastha Apollo Hospital, Delhi. Dr. Ramesh Sarin completed MBBS in 1962 and MS in 1966, both from AIIMS, New Delhi, and later went on to complete a fellowship at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center in New York — one of the most respected cancer research institutions in the world. That combination of AIIMS training and international fellowship experience has shaped a career spanning close to four decades of specialized oncology practice.
What stands out about Dr. Ramesh Sarin is the sheer breadth of cancers treated over the years — everything from throat, uterine, cervical, and fallopian tube cancers to bladder, liver, lung, bone, colorectal, and brain cancers, along with managing lymphedema. That’s an unusually wide range for a surgical oncologist to specialize in, and it typically takes decades of case exposure to build that kind of comfort across so many cancer types. Dr. Ramesh Sarin is also a founding member of the Indian Society of Oncology (ISO), has a particular focus on breast cancer treatment, and has been recognized with a Gold Medal along with holding key leadership roles in various medical associations over the years.
Education
- MBBS – AIIMS, New Delhi (1962)
- MS – General Surgery, AIIMS, New Delhi (1966)
- Fellowship – Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, New York
Areas of Expertise
- Surgical oncology
- Breast cancer treatment
- Metastatic cancer management
- Chemotherapy and radiotherapy
- Cryosurgery and radiofrequency ablation
- Laparoscopic and thoracic oncologic surgery
Patients dealing with complex or advanced cancer cases in Delhi often turn to Dr. Ramesh Sarin, given the depth of clinical experience and the international training that backs it. Consultations are available Mondays and Thursdays.
