Dr. Satish Reddy. G welcomes referrals from medical oncologists, radiation oncologists, orthopaedic surgeons, general surgeons, and other specialists across AP and Telangana. Complex cases are a particular interest.
Dr. Satish accepts referrals across all five of his subspecialty areas. The cases below are particularly suited to his expertise.
If you are unsure whether a case is appropriate for referral, the quickest answer is a direct call or WhatsApp message. Dr. Satish is happy to give an informal opinion before a formal referral is made.
WhatsApp now →The process is kept deliberately simple. There is no formal referral form, a call, WhatsApp message, or brief letter is sufficient to initiate a consultation.
Call or WhatsApp +91 70755 23360. For urgent oncology cases, WhatsApp is usually the fastest route to a same-day response.
Send imaging (X-rays, MRI, CT), biopsy reports, and any prior surgical notes via WhatsApp or have the patient bring them to the appointment.
Urgent oncology and trauma cases are typically seen within 24–48 hours. Elective cases within the week. The patient will receive a confirmation of their appointment time.
After the consultation, a clinical summary is shared with the referring doctor. For ongoing cases, updates are provided at key decision points.
Response times are targets, not guarantees. For time-critical cases, a direct phone call is always the most reliable approach.
The more information provided upfront, the more useful the consultation will be. For oncology cases in particular, having imaging and histology before the appointment allows for a fully informed discussion with the patient on the first visit.
Where reports are not yet available, the patient can be seen and the appropriate investigations arranged from the clinic.
All cases, whether for a second opinion or definitive surgery, are managed personally by Dr. Satish. Referring doctors receive a direct summary after every consultation.
Dr. Satish accepts referrals from any registered medical practitioner. Patients may also self-refer or arrive via a family physician's recommendation.
Bone metastases, pathological fractures, surgical staging
Pre-op limb salvage planning, post-radiation reconstruction
Soft tissue sarcomas, incidental bone lesions found at surgery
Complex revision, oncology cases, second opinion on management
Joint replacement, sports injuries, trauma, all elective referrals
Referrals are also accepted from radiologists, pathologists, paediatricians, and other specialists where orthopaedic input is needed.
Call, WhatsApp, or send a referral letter. The simplest route for most cases is a quick WhatsApp message with the patient's name, diagnosis, and what you need.