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We want to help you in any way we can from answering your questions and
giving you information to helping make your visits
with us go more smoothly.
You and your health are our number one priority.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q. Who are good candidates for RAMIS (Robot Assisted Minimally Invasive Surgery)?
A. Virtually all patients appropriate for "open" surgery are good
candidates for RAMIS. Most endometrial and cervical cancers appropriate for
surgery can likely be treated with RAMIS.
Q. If I do not have cancer, but my family has many members with cancer, should
I see a Gynecologic Oncologist?
A. Any woman with multiple family members with breast,
colon, endometrial or ovarian cancer ought to see a Gynecologic Oncologist in
consultation to assess her risk of cancer. She may need closer screening or even
prophylactic surgery.
Q. Does Dr. Chamberlain only see cancer patients?
A. No, because of the extensive
and advanced surgical training of a gynecologic oncologist, many patients with
multiple medical problems that require gynecologic surgery, women with very complex
gynecologic problems or failed previous gynecologic surgeries see Dr. Chamberlain.
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