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Associate Professor, Department of Surgical Oncology
Attending Surgeon
Associate Program Director, Complex General Surgical Oncology Fellowship
Co-Director, Marvin & Concetta Greenberg Pancreatic Cancer Institute
Collaborating Member, Molecular Therapeutics
NCCN, Hepatobiliary Cancers Panel Member
Hyperthermic intraperitoneal chemotherapy (HIPEC), gastric cancer, hepatobiliary cancer, general and minimally invasive surgery
I decided to join the Fox Chase Cancer Center team in conquering cancer because I saw first-hand the dramatic difference we can make here. I decided to continue my training in Philadelphia after completing my general surgery residency in New York City, under the tutelage of my father, also a surgeon who spent many years treating cancer. I completed a two-year fellowship in complex surgical oncology at Fox Chase, working closely with various multidisciplinary teams in caring for patients with colorectal, liver, pancreatic and stomach cancers, in addition to melanoma and sarcomas. Being trained by leaders in the field, I had the unique opportunity to hone my skills and expertise, and apply them to my own clinical practice.
I have extensive training in traditional open surgery, as well as laparoscopic and robotic techniques, allowing me to offer individualized care to patients. I have particular interests in the management of sarcomas and colorectal, melanoma and pancreatic cancers. The implementation of minimally-invasive surgical techniques to the management of colorectal cancer is routinely offered at Fox Chase, and similar techniques are used to address pancreatic diseases. I also have a keen interest in the use of hyperthermic intraperitoneal chemotherapy (HIPEC), following cytoreductive surgery for cancer of the peritoneum, including appendix cancer, peritoneal mesothelioma and pseudomyxoma peritonei. In addition to this, there is a necessity to understand the benefit of, and perform further research, incorporating HIPEC in patients with colorectal and gastric cancers, which our team will explore further.
The benefit of an NCI-designated cancer center is that we are able to offer many innovative strategies in treating all types of cancers. Whether through a national clinical trial or particular surgical technique, we optimize patient care to the individual. I believe the physician-patient relationship is one of the foundations to building a plan to treat cancer, and I offer guidance through each stage of treatment. Medicine has always been a family-oriented field for me; with my father being a surgeon, and mother an anesthesiologist, I take great pride in offering compassion and honesty in formulating individualized treatment plans for every patient and his or her family.
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Early in 2019, I started to experience an uncomfortable feeling whenever I sat down on a hard surface. Little things like riding my bike or just resting on a bench started to hurt a little. At first, it wasn’t that bad, so I just ignored it and hoped it would go away on its own.
My wife Catrina was the first to notice something was wrong. I remember we were out playing Topgolf one day when she told me that the whites of my eyes looked really yellow. Later on, my skin would start to itch, and my urine would turn a dark shade of yellow, but my eyes were the first to show any signs. I told her that I felt fine, but she insisted that I should get it checked out.
My name is Amy Wolf and I am a breast cancer survivor who was treated at Fox Chase Cancer Center.
Before my diagnosis, I worked with preschoolers, acting as an aid for children with autism. After going in for an annual physical, my doctor felt a lump in my left breast, but when she placed my hand on it, I couldn’t feel it.
As someone who works in oncology clinical trials, I’m pretty familiar with hospitals and medical centers in the Philadelphia area and what their specialties are when it comes to cancer. Still, at the age of 52, I did not expect to be diagnosed with a neuroendocrine tumor, also known as NET, and be faced with the decision of where to go to receive the best treatment.
My research interest for colorectal malignancies focuses on the use of national cancer databases to assess the accuracy of clinical staging, to see if this has improved over time, and to observe reporting standards between academic institutions versus other centers. As treatment of colorectal cancers involve multimodality planning, accurate clinical staging proves to be the foundation on how best to deliver care.
I also have a strong research interest in the vascular resectability staging of pancreatic cancer. Currently under review is our preoperative venous and arterial staging for borderline resectable pancreatic cancers and whether we are able to predict from preoperative imaging the likelihood of clear margin achievement and prognosis. As treatment of borderline resectable pancreatic cancer continues to evolve, accurate preoperative vascular resectability staging is imperative to assess and guide multimodality therapy.
Reddy SS, Hoffman JP. Letter to the Editor Referencing, Kelly et al, Vein Involvement during Pancreaticoduodenectomy: is there a need for Redefinition of “Borderline Resectable Disease?” Journal of Gastrointestinal Surgery. February 2014.
Reddy SS, Leitman IM. Blood Transfusions in the Surgical Patient: A Gift of Life, but at What Cost? J Surg Res. Volume 181 (2): 216-218. May 2013.
Reddy SS, Leitman IM. Pharmacotherapy for Traumatic Spinal Cord Injury: The Science Behind the Promise. J Surg Res. Volume 181(2): 222-224. May 2013.
Reddy SS, Bloom ND. En Bloc Resection of Extra-Peritoneal Soft Tissue Neoplasms Incorporating a Type III Internal Hemipelvectomy: a Novel Approach. World J Surg Oncol. Volume 10(222): 1-6. October 2012.
Wayne MG, Reddy SS, Pacholka J, Yuan S, Levi G. Inflammatory Pseudotumor of the Spleen: Case Report. Journal of Solid Tumors. Volume 2(2): 43-46. April 2012.
Chander RK, Iskander M, Reddy SS, Kigongo S, Ingram M, Madlinger RV. Laparoscopic Dissection of Para-Aortic Mass. Surgical Science. August 2011.
Martins PN, Reddy SS, Martins AB, Facciuto ME. Follicular Dendritic Cell Sarcoma of the Liver: An Unusual Presentation of a Rare Tumor and Literature Review. Journal of Hepatobiliary Pancreat Dis Int. Volume 10: 443-5. August 2011. Collapse
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Dr. Reddy & staff always courteous & professional he has a wonderful bed side manner.
I am familiar with the excellent care provided at Fox Chase Cancer Center. My husband was a pt. for about 20 yrs. I knew I needed to be treated here.
I think Dr. Reddy is an excellent doctor & an asset to Fox Chase.
Dr. Sanjay Reddy is very professional, competent, & caring. I know I'm in good hands with my upcoming surgery.
Dr Reddy and his team have exceeded my expectations with their compassion, communication skills, vast knowledge and empathy. I went to Fox Chase for a second opinion abd this was the best decision I ever made.
I am very pleased with Dr. Reddy and his staff.They show concern and understanding of my care.
Dr. Reddy explained everything to me in regular terms my son and I could understand and made me feel comfortable and well informed
I and my family are very pleased with Dr. Sanjay Reddy, MD.
Dr Reddy does an outstanding job I appreciate his professionalism expertise and personal approach with his patients
Dr. Reddy Is the best.
I was treated very well during the whole process.
Your staff are amazing. They work as a team and treat everyone like a friend. I was truely impressed with the medical care I received. Dr reddy and his team were amazing, the office staff were warm and welcoming.
Dr. Reddy and his team has provided excellent care. Dr. Reddy makes you feel as if you are his only patient and his caring attitude made me feel like all would be OK. Immediate trust and ease from day 1!!
My experience with [...] was better than I thought. Dr.Reddy was straight forward and that is want I wanted. I can for a second opinion but after I talked with him I definitely decided to stay with him.
Dr Reddy was fabulous and spoke with care and love
Accurate and honest assessment of condition in an easy to understand language
Dr. Reddy has gone beyond some of my expectations to honestly address my questions. He's kind, considerate, approachable and his manner instills confidence in his ability.
Good Experience. Thank You
Dr. Reddy always is an amazing doctor who did my net cancer surgery and has answered all my many questions. I have recommended Fox Chase to many people mostly because of Doctor Reddy and other staff care in this hospital!
Very Good experience!
I was very satisfied with the consultation
Excellent care from Dr Reddy.
I appreciate all the care that I get from Sanjay Reddy and his staff. Everyone is great.
Thank you for your good job
Dr Reedy is the best surgeon I ever dealt with. very professional
My experience with Dr. Reddy and all of his staff were excellent, especially [...], PA.
I've been extremely pleased with the care I have received from Dr. Reddy. He listens carefully to my questions & concerns. Then he responds using terms that are easy to understand.
I have been a patient of Dr. Reddy for over 6 yrs. I'm so grateful for him. He is amazing.
Courtesy was outstanding!
I have never been treated this well in any other hospital or healthcare facility. I'm always grateful for the care I received from my Dr.Reddy.