Oral Cancer Surgeon and ENT Specialist in Kathmandu

Head & Neck Surgical Oncologist | Thyroid Cancer & Advanced Thyroid Surgeon in Nepal

Dr. Prabhat Chandra Thakur

Dr. Prabhat Chandra Thakur is a fellowship-trained Head & Neck Surgical Oncologist with more than 14 years of dedicated experience in high-volume thyroid and head & neck cancer surgery in Nepal.

Over his 14-year career at a high-volume cancer center, Dr. Thakur has performed more than 2,500 thyroid surgeries, including approximately 120 thyroid cancer operations annually. His extensive experience includes thyroid cancer surgery, therapeutic neck dissection, complex and recurrent thyroid cancer surgery, and management of advanced thyroid malignancies.

Dr. Thakur is recognized for pioneering scarless endoscopic thyroid surgery in Nepal. He performs advanced remote-access approaches including transoral endoscopic thyroidectomy and transaxillary endoscopic thyroidectomy, providing appropriately selected patients with a surgical approach that avoids a conventional visible neck scar.

His thyroid cancer practice incorporates modern surgical safety and pathological assessment, including:

  • Intraoperative nerve monitoring (IONM/NIM VITAL)

  • Intraoperative frozen-section assessment

  • Comprehensive thyroid cancer surgery and neck dissection

  • Advanced and complex thyroid cancer procedures

  • Endoscopic/remote-access thyroid surgery

Dr. Thakur is fellowship-trained in Head & Neck Oncology and has undergone specialized training in minimally invasive thyroid surgery. He currently serves as Unit Chief, Head & Neck Oncology, at Nepal Cancer Hospital & Research Center.

With a high-volume cancer practice and extensive experience in thyroid and head & neck oncology, Dr. Thakur’s practice focuses on combining oncological principles, surgical precision, nerve preservation, pathological assessment and contemporary thyroid surgical techniques in the management of thyroid cancer.

Special interests:
Thyroid Cancer Surgery • Neck Dissection • Endoscopic Scarless Thyroid Surgery • Advanced Thyroid Cancer • Recurrent Thyroid Cancer • Intraoperative Nerve Monitoring • Head & Neck Surgical Oncology

“In spite of its impacts on the head and neck, cancer cannot weaken the human spirit or take away its strength.”

– DR. PRABHAT CHANDRA THAKUR

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Services Offered

Head and Neck Cancer Surgery

Head and neck cancer surgery may entail the removal of structures related to speech, swallowing, and appearance. Reconstruction may comprise the transfer of bone, muscle, and/or skin, as well as the related blood arteries, to repair regions destroyed by cancer and cancer therapy.

Remote Access Endoscopic Thyroid

This method calls for intermediate laparoscopic abilities since it uses incisions outside the exposed neck. The procedure gained popularity, especially among women, because the scar is covered, however, extensive dissection is required from a distant access in order to reach the target organ.

Neck Surgery

Head and neck surgery comprises of cancer/ non-cancer surgery of head that includes removal of lymph nodes, salivary glands, thyroid, voice box (larynx). It depends on the type and stage of your head and neck cancer that your doctor will recommend a specific surgical treatment. In order to treat non-cancerous brain tumors, surgery is the main treatment.

Endoscopic Skull Base Surgery

The incision needed for this kind of surgery is often not very large. A neurosurgeon may use an endoscope, a thin, lighted tube, to remove a tumor through a tiny hole a surgeon makes inside the nose. In order to help the surgical experts ensure
that all of the growth has been removed, a radiology specialist may do an MRI, a sort of image of the skull base taken using magnets and a computer.

Reconstruction in the Head & Neck

“Head and neck reconstruction” refers to any time the skin, muscle, bone, or organs of the head and neck need to be reconstructed. This might range from minor surgery following a vehicle accident to complex procedures like stitching up a skull wound. These repairs are frequently necessary after cancer surgery, trauma, genetic defects, or perhaps even for aesthetic reasons.

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