Dr Ganesalingam Pranavan

Medical Oncologist

Dr Pranavan is a medical oncologist who is an active member of a multidisciplinary cancer care team that coordinates care for people with cancer. In addition to English, he speaks Tamil.
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Appointment locations

Dr Pranavan is available for consultations at the following locations:

John James Medical Centre in Deakin

Address
Suite 28, 175 Strickland Crescent Deakin ACT 2 6 0 0
 
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Address
Suite 3 Corner Gilmore Crescent and Hospital Road Garran ACT 2 6 0 5
 
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Address
The Canberra Hospital, Building 19 Bateson Road Garran ACT 2 6 0 5
 
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Hospitals and cancer centres

Dr Pranavan works at, or refers patients to, the following hospitals and cancer services:

Important information

Complex treatment, including surgery, should be performed at a recommended hospital. Find out which hospitals are recommended for a range of cancers.

Multidisciplinary cancer care teams

Dr Pranavan is an active member of the following multidisciplinary cancer care team:

About Dr Pranavan

    • Doctor type
    • Medical Oncologist
    • Gender
    • Male
    • Languages spoken
      (In addition to English)
    • Tamil

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