Dr Mayilan Chinnappan

6+ Years Experience

MCh – Neuro Surgery, DNB – General Surgery, MS - General Surgery, MBBS | Neurosurgeon

English | Tamil

Overall Rating 4.88

Apollo Speciality Hospitals Trichy

# Chennai By-pass Road, Near Old Palpannai tiruchirappalli – 620010, , Trichy, ,

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Overview

Dr. Mayilan Chinnappan is a highly skilled neurosurgeon based in Trichy, Tamil Nadu. With an impressive experience of six years, he has dedicated his career to providing exceptional care in the field of neurosurgery. Dr. Chinnappan holds multiple prestigious qualifications, including an MBBS, MCh in Neurosurgery, DNB in General Surgery, and MS in General Surgery, showcasing his comprehensive education and expertise in the medical field. As a member of the Apollo group, he operates with a commitment to excellence and patient care. Dr. Chinnappan is fluent in both English and Tamil, allowing him to communicate effectively with a diverse range of patients and address their unique needs and concerns. His commitment to advancing neurosurgical care, combined with his compassionate approach, ensures that patients receive the highest standard of treatment. Whether dealing with complex surgical procedures or pre-operative assessments, Dr. Chinnappan is well-equipped to handle various challenges in neurosurgery. His dedication to his patients and his profession makes him a valuable asset to the healthcare community in Trichy.

Experience

Consultant Neuro Surgeon – Kauvery Brain & Spine Centre, Trichy (Sep 2019)
Registrar - Kauvery Brain & Spine Centre, Trichy (Oct 2018-Sep 2019)
Senior Resident/Asst Prof of General Surgery – Vinayaka Mission Medical College, Karaikal.

Awards

Presentations:

Unusual presentation of scar dehiscence in placenta praevia major with previous four caesarean sections. P GUBBALA, P Sinha. Presented at The Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists 8th International Scientific Meeting. Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates in December 2009.
Monoamiotic twins -Time of delivery? P GUBBALA, P Sinha, J Zaidi. Presented at The Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists 8th International Scientific Meeting; Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates in December 2009.
VBAC success and failure of spontaneous and induced labour. , P SINHA, M Mishra, P Gubbala. Presented at The Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists 8th International Scientific Meeting. Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates in December 2009
Management and outcome of stage III and stage IV primary epithelial ovarian cancers a four years experience .GUBBALA P, Nobbenhuis MAE, Bridges JE, Ind TEJ, Shepherd JH, Barton DPJ at the BGCS in Glasgow in November 2010.
Cytoreductive surgery: Evidence to support a change in surgical philosophy in a single UK institution GUBBALA P, Nobbenhuis MAE, Bridges JE, Ind TEJ, Shepherd JH, Barton DPJ – at ESGO 17th Annual meeting held in Milan in September 2011.
The effectiveness of vault smear and MRI in identifying recurrence following radical hysterectomy for early stage cervical cancer, P Pathiraja, P GUBBALA, Barton DPJ – at ESGO 17th Annual meeting held in Milan in September 2011.
Is routine pre operative clinical staging for cervical cancer a waste of time and resources?, P Pathiraja, P GUBBALA, Barton DPJ. – at ESGO 17th Annual meeting to be held in Milan in September 2011.
Ovarian transposition-Functional outcomes P GUBBALA, P Pathiraja, Bridges JE, Ind TEJ Barton DPJ presented at The ESGE annual meeting held in London in September 2011.
Evaluation of surgical practice prior to implementing enhanced recovery program in gynaecology oncology. Pathiraja P, Finnegan-Parsons D, GUBBALA K, Tustian E, Bateman A, Haldar K, Kehoe S. at BGCS 2013.
Frozen section in cervical cancer Is it really necessary? GUBBALA. K, P Pathiraja Laios. A, , Haldhar. K. Kehoe S at BGCS 2013.
Upfront laparoscopic surgery in 1B2 cervical cancer: surgical and survival outcomes F. Ferrari, G. Fachechi, K.GUBBALA, H. Soleymani Majd, R. Garruto Campanile and R. Tozzi. At 2015 SGO Annual meeting held in Chicago.
Optimal MRI interval for detection of asymptomatic recurrence in early cervical cancer by use of a mathematical model. A Laios, GUBBALA. K, P Pathiraja Laios. A, , Haldhar. K at ESGO held in Nice , France Oct 2015.
Diaphragmatic peritonectomy vs. full thickness resection with pleurectomy during Visceral-Peritoneal Debulking (VPD) in 100 consecutive patients with stage IIIC–IV ovarian cancer: A surgical-histological analysis in May 2016 at BGCS annual conference in Birmingham.
Diaphragmatic peritonectomy vs. full thickness resection with pleurectomy during Visceral-Peritoneal Debulking(VPD) in 100 consecutive patients with stage IIIC–IV ovarian
cancer: A surgical-histological analysis.Soleymani Majd H, Ferrari F, Manek S, GUBBALA K, Campanile RG, Hardern K, Tozzi R. OXFOG (Oxford Scientific Forum in Obstetrics and Gynaecology) May 2016
Neo-adjuvant chemotherapy does not increase the rate of complete resection and does not significantly reduce the morbidity of Visceral-Peritoneal Debulking (VPD) in patients with stage IIIC-IV ovarian cancer. Tozzi R, Giannice R, Cianci S, Tardino S, Campanile RG, GUBBALA K, Fachechi G, Ferrari F, Martinek I, Soleymani Majd H. OXFOG (Oxford Scientific Forum in Obstetrics and Gynaecology) May 2016