Question 1

Where does Dr. Anup Toshniwal practice?

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Dr. Anup Toshniwal practices at Medicover hospital - Cidco.

Question 2

Why do patients visit Dr. Anup Toshniwal?

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Patients frequently visit Dr. Anup Toshniwal for Chemotherapy, Chemotherapy of Solid Tumors, Chemotherapy of Haematological Malignancies. To see more reasons visit the doctor's profile on Practo.

Question 3

What is Dr. Anup Toshniwal's education qualification?

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Dr. Anup Toshniwal has the following qualifications - MBBS, Doctor of Medicine.

Question 4

What does Dr. Anup Toshniwal specialises in ?

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Dr. Anup Toshniwal specialises as Medical Oncologist.

Question 5

How many years of experience does Dr. Anup Toshniwal have?

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Dr. Anup Toshniwal has an overall experience of 10 years. View where has Dr. Anup Toshniwal practiced in the past.

Question 6

Who is Dr. Anup Toshniwal?

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Dr. Anup Toshniwal is an Oncologist in Aurangabad with 10 years of experience, practising at Medicover hospital. Qualifications include Doctor of Medicine from Tata Memorial Hospital, Mumbai and MBBS from Maharashtra University Of Health Sciences. Memberships include European Society of Medical Oncology. Areas of focus include Chemotherapy of Haematological Malignancies, Chemotherapy of Solid Tumors and Chemotherapy.. View more details about the doctor on Practo.

Question 7

Who is an oncologist?

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An oncologist is a medical professional who is an expert in diagnosing, treating, and preventing cancer. The treatment of cancer by an oncologist is dependent on the type of cancer, its location, size and how much it has spread to other parts of the body.

Question 8

What are the different branches in oncology?

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The different branches in oncology are:
Medical - treatment using chemotherapy or other medicines
Surgical - removal of the tumour by surgery
Radiation - treatment using radiation therapy
Gynecologic - treatment of cancers such as uterine, cervical, and ovarian cancer
Pediatric - treatment of cancer in children
Haematologisc - diagnosis and treatment of blood cancers

Question 9

What is the difference between a clinical and medical oncologist?

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Clinical oncologists are specialised doctors who use radiotherapy and systemic therapy such as chemotherapy for the treatment and management of cancer patients. Medical oncologists are physicians who specialise in the management and treatment of cancer with the help of systemic therapies such as chemotherapy, immunotherapy, targeted drugs, or hormonal therapy.

Question 10

What kind of training does an oncologist get?

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To become an oncologist, you need to complete the  MBBS degree (5.5 years). Then you can either do a three-year course of:
MS, followed by a three-year of MCh (surgical oncology) or
MD (medicine/ paediatrics), with a degree in DM (medical oncology), which takes three years or
MD in radiotherapy. 
If you can't do MS or MD, you can get a degree in DNB (Diplomate in National Board).

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