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| Surgery Name | Cost | Room | Hospitalization |
|---|---|---|---|
| Endometrial Cancer Surgery Package | 6700 | Economy / Twin Sharing / Single | 3-4 Days in Room; Total Stay in India 2-3 Weeks |
✓ Inclusion
- ✔Hysterectomy with removal of tubes and ovaries and lymph node staging (open or robotic as quoted)
- ✔Room rent for the package days
- ✔Surgeon, anaesthesia and OT charges
- ✔Consultation by the primary team during the package days
- ✔Basic investigations during admission
- ✔Satyug coordinator (female coordinator on request), interpreter and airport pick-up
✗ Exclusion
- ✖Evaluation before admission (about USD 2,000 OPD)
- ✖Stay beyond the package days
- ✖Other speciality consultations and additional procedures
- ✖Special equipment, blood components, routine pharmacy and consumables
- ✖Radiotherapy, chemotherapy or immunotherapy
- ✖Hotel, flights, visa fees and meals
Know More About Procedure & Surgery
🌷 GYNAECOLOGIC ONCOLOGY PACKAGE — INDIA
Uterine (Endometrial) Cancer Surgery in India
Endometrial cancer starts in the lining of the womb (uterus) and is the most common cancer of the womb. Most women are diagnosed early because of abnormal bleeding after menopause, and surgery – a hysterectomy with removal of both tubes and ovaries and checking of the lymph nodes – cures most of them. In India this is usually done by keyhole or robotic surgery by gynaecologic oncology teams.
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3–4 days
Hospital stay (package)
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~95%
5-year survival when confined to the womb
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~9 in 10
Present with abnormal bleeding
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2–3 wks
Total stay in India
📖 What is Endometrial Cancer Surgery?
The endometrium is the inner lining of the womb. Endometrial cancer grows from this lining and usually affects women after menopause. The most common type, endometrioid adenocarcinoma, is often linked to long-term exposure to oestrogen – for example with obesity, diabetes, polycystic ovaries, or tamoxifen use. Women with Lynch syndrome (an inherited condition) have a much higher lifetime risk. Rarer, more aggressive types include serous and clear-cell carcinoma and carcinosarcoma.
The main treatment is surgery: a total hysterectomy (removal of the womb and cervix) with bilateral salpingo-oophorectomy (both fallopian tubes and ovaries), plus staging of the lymph nodes – today usually by sentinel lymph node mapping. The final pathology report, including the tumour’s molecular type, decides whether any further treatment such as radiotherapy, chemotherapy or immunotherapy is needed. Cancer of the cervix is a different disease, covered on our cervical cancer treatment page.
🖼️ Understand It in Pictures
💡 In simple words
A cancer is growing in the inner lining of the womb. It usually shows itself early as bleeding after menopause. Through small keyhole cuts, the surgeon removes the womb, cervix, tubes and ovaries and checks the nearby lymph nodes. Most women with early cancer need no further treatment after this operation.
Stage 1 cancer of the womb
What decides treatment after surgery?
🩺 Conditions Treated
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Early endometrial cancer
Stage I–II endometrioid cancer – surgery is usually the only treatment needed.
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High-risk types
Serous, clear-cell and carcinosarcoma: surgery plus omentectomy and wider staging, followed by chemotherapy.
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Advanced endometrial cancer
Stage III–IV disease: cytoreductive surgery where possible, combined with chemotherapy and immunotherapy.
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Atypical endometrial hyperplasia
A pre-cancer with a high risk of hidden cancer; hysterectomy is usually advised.
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Lynch syndrome
Risk-reducing hysterectomy and removal of tubes and ovaries after childbearing.
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Uterine sarcoma
Rare cancers of the womb muscle, quoted case by case.
⚠️ Symptoms That May Need Evaluation
- ➤Any vaginal bleeding or spotting after menopause
- ➤Heavier, longer or irregular periods around menopause
- ➤Bleeding between periods
- ➤Watery or blood-stained vaginal discharge
- ➤Pain or pressure in the lower tummy or pelvis
- ➤Pain during intercourse
- ➤A thickened womb lining on ultrasound after menopause
- ➤Weight loss or a pelvic mass (later stages)
💡 Not all bleeding after menopause is cancer – it is often due to thinning of the vaginal tissues, polyps or benign hyperplasia. But it must always be checked with a transvaginal ultrasound and an endometrial biopsy (often done in the clinic, or with hysteroscopy). Surgery is planned only after the diagnosis is confirmed.
🔬 Tests Before Treatment
| Test | Why it is done |
|---|---|
| Endometrial biopsy or hysteroscopy with biopsy | Confirms cancer, its type and grade. |
| Pathology review incl. molecular tests (MMR/MSI, p53, POLE) | Molecular type helps predict risk and guide treatment after surgery. |
| MRI of the pelvis | Shows how deep the cancer has grown into the womb wall and whether the cervix is involved. |
| CT scan of chest, abdomen and pelvis (or PET-CT) | Checks lymph nodes and spread, especially for high-risk types. |
| Blood tests incl. CA-125, kidney and liver function, blood count | Fitness for surgery; CA-125 may be raised if the disease has spread. |
| ECG, echo and chest X-ray | Heart and lung check before anaesthesia. |
🏥 The Procedure — Step by Step
1
Evaluation in India
Gynae-oncology consultation, pathology review, MRI and blood tests.
2
Tumour board
Gynaecologic oncologist, radiologist, pathologist and oncologists agree on the plan.
3
Admission and anaesthesia
Admission on the day before or day of surgery; general anaesthesia.
4
Keyhole access
A camera and 3–5 small ports are placed (laparoscopic or robotic); open surgery is used for very large uteri or advanced disease.
5
Inspection and washings
The abdomen and pelvis are carefully inspected and fluid washings taken.
6
Sentinel lymph node mapping
A dye (usually ICG) is injected into the cervix; the first draining lymph nodes light up and are removed.
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Hysterectomy and BSO
The womb, cervix, both tubes and both ovaries are freed and removed through the vagina.
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Extra staging when needed
Omentectomy and wider lymph node removal for serous or advanced cancers; removal of visible disease in advanced cases.
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Closure
The top of the vagina is stitched; the small cuts are closed.
10
Recovery and results
Catheter out the next day, discharge in about 1–4 days; final pathology in about 7–10 days decides further treatment.
⚖️ Types & Techniques
| Technique | What is done | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Total laparoscopic hysterectomy + BSO + sentinel nodes | Keyhole removal of womb, cervix, tubes and ovaries with node mapping | Most early-stage cancers |
| Robotic hysterectomy + staging | Robot-assisted keyhole surgery | Obese patients, complex pelvis, node dissection |
| Open (abdominal) hysterectomy + staging | One larger cut in the lower tummy | Very large uterus, advanced disease |
| Comprehensive staging / cytoreduction | Adds omentectomy, pelvic and para-aortic nodes, removal of visible tumour | Serous, carcinosarcoma, stage III–IV |
| Ovary-sparing surgery | Ovaries kept | Selected young women with low-grade early cancer |
| Fertility-sparing hormone therapy | Progestin (e.g. hormonal IUS) with close biopsies | Selected young women with grade 1 cancer limited to the lining |
📚 Evidence note: In the GOG LAP2 trial, laparoscopy had fewer moderate-to-severe complications than open surgery (14% vs 21%) and far fewer women stayed more than 2 days in hospital (52% vs 94%), with the same 5-year survival (89.8% in both groups). The LACE trial found equal 4.5-year disease-free survival after laparoscopic and open hysterectomy (81.3% vs 81.6%). In the FIRES study, sentinel lymph node mapping detected node spread with 97.2% sensitivity and a 99.6% negative predictive value.
📅 Your Day-by-Day Plan in India
| Day | What happens |
|---|---|
| Day 1 | Arrival in India ✈️, airport pick-up and hotel check-in |
| Day 2 | Gynae-oncology consultation, blood tests, MRI or CT, pathology review |
| Day 3 | Tumour board decision, anaesthesia check and admission |
| Day 4 | Laparoscopic or robotic hysterectomy with staging 🤖 |
| Days 5–7 | Walking, catheter out, normal diet; discharge to hotel |
| Days 10–14 | Wound check and final pathology review; plan for check-ups, brachytherapy or chemotherapy |
| Fly home | With discharge summary, pathology report and follow-up plan ✈️ |
🌱 Recovery After Treatment
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First days
Walking the same evening or next day; mild pain and some vaginal spotting are normal.
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Weeks 1–2
Rest at home or hotel; light walking every day.
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Weeks 2–4
Most women return to light work after keyhole surgery; 6 weeks or more after open surgery.
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Weeks 6–8
No heavy lifting, intercourse or swimming until the top of the vagina has healed.
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Menopause symptoms
If the ovaries are removed before menopause, hot flushes may start; your doctor can advise on management.
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Follow-up
Check-ups every 3–6 months for the first 2–3 years, then every 6–12 months; report any new bleeding.
🏆 Success Rate
| Outcome | Result |
|---|---|
| 5-year relative survival, cancer confined to the womb (ACS/SEER) | About 95% |
| 5-year relative survival, spread to nearby tissues or nodes (ACS/SEER) | About 70% |
| 5-year survival after laparoscopic or open surgery (GOG LAP2) | 89.8% in both groups |
| Vaginal recurrence at 5 years, vaginal brachytherapy vs external radiotherapy (PORTEC-2) | 1.8% vs 1.6% |
💡 About two-thirds of endometrial cancers are found while still confined to the womb, which is why the outlook is usually very good. Results depend on stage, grade, cell type and molecular type. Even advanced and recurrent cancers now respond better to chemotherapy combined with immunotherapy, especially mismatch-repair-deficient (dMMR) tumours.
🩹 Risks & Possible Complications
- •Bleeding needing blood transfusion – uncommon
- •Urine or wound infection – occasional
- •Conversion from keyhole to open surgery – uncommon (more often with obesity or adhesions)
- •Injury to the bladder, ureter or bowel – rare (about 1 in 100 or fewer)
- •Separation of the vaginal vault stitches – rare; avoid intercourse until healed
- •Leg swelling (lymphoedema) – much less common with sentinel node mapping than full lymph node removal
- •Early menopause symptoms if ovaries are removed before menopause
- •Blood clots in the legs or lungs – prevented with early walking and blood thinners
💰 Cost of Endometrial Cancer Surgery in India
Endometrial cancer surgery in India starts from about USD 6,700 for open surgery in an economy room. Estimated cost range (USD), final price per hospital quote: USD 6,700–12,100, depending on open or robotic surgery, the extent of staging and room category. Simple keyhole surgery for early, low-grade cancer may cost less and is quoted on request.
| Hospital / Option | Cost (USD) | Room | Hospital stay | Notes |
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| BLK-Max Super Speciality Hospital, New Delhi – open diagnostic laparoscopy and surgery: hysterectomy, removal of tubes and ovaries, retroperitoneal lymph nodes (Dr. Alka Dahiya, Senior Consultant, Gynaecological Surgical Oncology) | 6,700 / 7,350 / 8,100 | Economy / twin / single | 3–4 days | Hospital estimate shared with Satyug (Jun 2026); evaluation USD 2,000 OPD |
| Same hospital – robotic version of the same surgery | 8,350–10,000 / 9,200–11,000 / 10,100–12,100 | Economy / twin / single | 3–4 days | Hospital estimate (Jun 2026) |
| BLK-Max – chemo-radiation (CTRT) when advised | 6,700–8,350 | OPD / day care | – | Hospital estimate (Jun 2026); chemo port USD 2,250 or PICC USD 750 extra |
| BLK-Max – endometrial biopsy with or without hysteroscopy (to confirm diagnosis) | 1,300 / 1,450 / 1,600 | Economy / twin / single | 1 day | Hospital estimate (Aug 2026) |
⚠️ The surgery quote above was given for a woman with an endometrial-type adenocarcinoma needing surgical staging and removal of visible disease; your quote depends on your scans and pathology. Estimates usually exclude overstay, other speciality consultations, special equipment, additional procedures, blood components and patient food. For reference, Bookimed lists hysterectomy (any indication) from about USD 4,200 in Gurgaon, from USD 3,500 in Turkey and about USD 9,500 in Austria; cancer staging surgery is more extensive.
📋 What the Package Includes
✅ Included
- ✔Hysterectomy with removal of tubes and ovaries and lymph node staging (open or robotic as quoted)
- ✔Room rent for the package days
- ✔Surgeon, anaesthesia and OT charges
- ✔Consultation by the primary team during the package days
- ✔Basic investigations during admission
- ✔Satyug coordinator (female coordinator on request), interpreter and airport pick-up
❌ Not Included
- ✖Evaluation before admission (about USD 2,000 OPD)
- ✖Stay beyond the package days
- ✖Other speciality consultations and additional procedures
- ✖Special equipment, blood components, routine pharmacy and consumables
- ✖Radiotherapy, chemotherapy or immunotherapy
- ✖Hotel, flights, visa fees and meals
✈️ Your Medical Travel Process with Satyug Healthcare
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| 5. Travel & arrival | Free airport pick-up, help with a local SIM card and currency, and a hotel or guest house close to the hospital. |
| 6. Treatment | A coordinator and interpreter stay with you for admission, tests, surgery and ward stay, and help with bills and insurance papers. |
| 7. Recovery & follow-up | FRRO registration if needed, fitness-to-fly certificate, discharge summary, and teleconsultation follow-up with your surgeon after you return home. |
How keyhole hysterectomy is done
🎒 Travel Checklist
- 📌Valid passport (6+ months) for the patient and attendants, plus 10 passport-size photos each
- 📌e-Medical visa / medical visa and the hospital’s Visa Invitation Letter (VIL)
- 📌All gynaecology reports, biopsy slides and paraffin blocks for review, scan CDs, and current medicines (tell us about blood thinners and diabetes medicines)
- 📌Yellow fever vaccination certificate (mandatory for travellers from African countries)
- 📌Polio vaccination certificate where applicable
- 📌Cash above USD 5,000 (or equivalent) must be declared to Indian Customs on arrival; carry an international debit/credit card
- 📌FRRO registration within 14 days if your visa or stay requires it (Satyug helps with this)
- 📌Comfortable clothes, phone charger, adapter, and a list of emergency contacts
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❓ Frequently Asked Questions
➤ How much does endometrial cancer surgery cost in India?
At BLK-Max, New Delhi, surgery with hysterectomy, removal of tubes and ovaries and lymph nodes is quoted at about USD 6,700 (open, economy) and USD 8,350–10,000 (robotic, economy). Twin and single rooms cost more. Evaluation of about USD 2,000 is extra.
➤ Is keyhole surgery as safe as open surgery for womb cancer?
Yes. Large trials (GOG LAP2 and LACE) showed the same survival with fewer complications and a shorter hospital stay after keyhole surgery.
➤ Do the ovaries have to be removed?
Usually yes, because the cancer can spread to them and they make oestrogen. In selected young women with low-grade early cancer, the ovaries may be kept.
➤ What is sentinel lymph node mapping?
A dye is injected into the cervix and the first lymph nodes it reaches are removed and tested. It is accurate and causes much less leg swelling than removing all the nodes.
➤ How long is the hospital stay?
About 1–4 days after keyhole surgery; longer after open surgery.
➤ How long must I stay in India?
About 2–3 weeks, including tests, surgery, recovery and the final pathology review.
➤ Will I need radiotherapy or chemotherapy?
Many women with early, low-grade cancer need no further treatment. Others may need vaginal brachytherapy, and higher-risk or advanced cancers may need chemotherapy, immunotherapy or external radiotherapy.
➤ Can I still have children?
Hysterectomy ends fertility. Selected young women with grade 1 cancer limited to the lining may be offered hormone treatment instead, with close monitoring.
➤ Is bleeding after menopause always cancer?
No, but it must always be checked with an ultrasound and a biopsy because endometrial cancer is a common cause.
➤ What are molecular tests and why do they matter?
Tests such as MMR, p53 and POLE classify the tumour into groups with different risks. They help decide whether further treatment is needed, and dMMR results may also suggest testing for Lynch syndrome.
➤ When can I return to normal activities?
Most women resume light activities in 2–4 weeks after keyhole surgery; heavy lifting and intercourse should wait about 6–8 weeks.
➤ What follow-up is needed?
Check-ups every 3–6 months for the first 2–3 years and then less often. Report any new bleeding, pain or swelling.
➤ Do you have female doctors and coordinators?
Yes. Female gynaecologic oncologists and female coordinators can be arranged on request.
➤ Do you provide an interpreter?
Yes. Free interpreters for Arabic, French, Russian and other languages, plus a coordinator for all hospital visits.
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Medical disclaimer: This page is for general information and does not replace a consultation with a qualified gynaecologic oncologist. Treatment plans and costs are confirmed only after the patient is examined and the pathology is reviewed. Sources: Walker JL et al., GOG LAP2, J Clin Oncol 2009 and 2012; Janda M et al., LACE trial, JAMA 2017; Rossi EC et al., FIRES study, Lancet Oncol 2017; Nout RA et al., PORTEC-2, Lancet 2010; ESGO/ESTRO/ESP guidelines for endometrial carcinoma; American Cancer Society: Endometrial cancer survival rates (SEER data); hospital estimates shared with Satyug Healthcare by BLK-Max Super Speciality Hospital (2026); Bookimed hysterectomy price listings (accessed Oct 2026). Image credits: Womb cancer and hysterectomy diagrams: Cancer Research UK, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0 (https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Diagram_showing_stage_1A_and_1B_cancer_of_the_womb_CRUK_196.svg and https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Diagram_showing_keyhole_hysterectomy_CRUK_164.svg). Infographics and banner: Satyug Healthcare.
✍️ Written & reviewed by Vikram Kashyap, Medical Consultant, Satyug Healthcare · Last updated: October 2026
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At BLK-Max, New Delhi, surgery with hysterectomy, removal of tubes and ovaries and lymph nodes is quoted at about USD 6,700 (open, economy) and USD 8,350–10,000 (robotic, economy). Twin and single rooms cost more. Evaluation of about USD 2,000 is extra.
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