Ujwal R. Yanala, MD
Fax: (623) 285-2801
About us
As a Surgical Oncologist, my care philosophy centers on delivering compassionate, patient-centered treatment that balances cutting-edge surgical techniques with holistic care. A cancer diagnosis could be devastating to a patient and their family/friends. Every patient has their unique priorities and understanding the patient's priorities and working together to achieve those is my top most priority. I believe in a multidisciplinary approach, working closely with other specialists to ensure comprehensive cancer care tailored to each patient's unique situation. I prioritize clear communication and shared decision-making, empowering patients to understand their options and feel confident in their treatment plans. My goal is not only to achieve the best possible surgical outcomes but also to support the patient's emotional and physical well-being throughout their journey.
| Languages | English |
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