Dr. Mehul Bhansali

• Dr. Mehul Bhansali is a surgical oncosurgeon with 27+ years of experience.
• Expertise in the treatment of Head and Neck Cancer, Gastrointestinal Cancer, Gynecological Cancer, Breast Cancer
• Dr. Mehul Bhansali has received the S R Joglekar Gold Medal for Best scientific article for 1993 Ind. J Surgery, C V Menon Gold Medal for Best scientific article (where he co-authored) for 1994 Ind J Surgery, and Prof. K.P. Sinha/ Prof. P.S. Krishnan Award for Best paper published in Ind. J Clin Biochem in 1996.
• Dr. Mehul Bhansali has various publications in both national and international journals.

Dr. Mehul Bhansali is a Surgical Oncologist at Mumbai’s Jaslok Hospital. At the University of Mumbai, he received his MBBS and MS in General Surgery. He also holds a Diploma in Surgical Oncology from the National Board of Examinations in New Delhi.

He underwent Oncosurgery training from the Tata memorial hospital for 8 years after his MS in General Surgery.

Dr. Mehul Bhansali completed fellowships in the First Department of Surgery for Esophageal Cancer at Kurume University School of Medicine and in the Department of Surgery for Esophageal and Gastrointestinal Surgery at Queen Mary Hospital, University of Hong Kong.

Experience of Dr. Mehul Bhansali

Dr. Mehul Bhansali has 27+ years of experience as a surgical oncologist.

• MBBS – University of Mumbai, Mumbai, 1983
• MS – General Surgery – University of Mumbai, Mumbai, 1987
• DNB – General Surgery – Diplomate of National Board, New Delhi, 1990
• Fellowship in First Dept. of surgery for Esophageal cancer at Kurume University School of Medicine
• Fellowship in Dept. of Surgery for Esophageal and gastrointestinal surgery at Queen Mary Hospital, University of Hong kong

• “S R Joglekar Gold Medal” for Best scientific article for Ind. J Surgery – 1993
• “C V Menon Gold Medal” for Best scientific article(co-author) for Ind J Surgery – 1994
• Prof. K.P. Sinha/ Prof. P.S. Krishnan Award for Best paper published in Ind. J Clin Biochem – 1996

• Head and Neck cancer treatment
• Esophageal cancer treatment
• Oral cavity cancer treatment
• Breast Cancer treatment
• Blood cancer treatment
• Ovary cancer treatment
• Uterine cancer treatment
• Skin cancer treatment
• Cervical cancer treatment
• Lung cancer treatment
• Liver cancer treatment

• English
• Hindi

• Chemotherapy for carcinoma of the esophagus: A comparison of evidence from Meta analyses of randomized trials and of historical control studies. Annals of Oncology 1996 (7) 355-9.
• Historical bias: Adjuvant chemotherapy in esophageal cancer. Dis of Esophagus 1997; 10:51-4.
• Unopposed estrogen and survival of breast cancer, The Breast 1998; 7:1-8.
• The Quality of swallowing for patients with operable esophageal carcinoma. A randomized trial comparing surgery with radiotherapy. 1999 (85) 4: 763-70.

• Member – Surgical Oncology Society of India
• Member – Mumbai Oncology Associations