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Hepatobiliary Surgery

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It is also used to treat benign diseases like cysts bile duct injuries and strictures blockage and portal hypertension. The field of hepatobiliary surgery has progressed in various ways over the years but one of the most fascinating leaps in modern surgery is the pace at which minimally invasive methods are supplanting open operative interventions. Dr Anand Khakhar Best Liver Transplant Hepatobiliary Surgeon At Apollo Hospital Chennai Apollo Hospitals Hospital Medical Tourism Hepatologists specialize in the study of the liver. Hepatobiliary surgery . The hepatobiliary clinic uses a team approach to provide each patient with a thorough timely cost effective evaluation of his or her liver disorder and deliver specific care based on his or her needs. Hepatobiliary and pancreatic surgery is used to treat cancers and diseases of these organs. Our hepatobiliary surgical team provide expert multidisciplinary surgical care to patients with tumors in the liver liver cysts and benign and mal

Pancreatic Surgery

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Surgery may be done for different reasons. The head of the pancreas is located on the right side of the abdomen and shares a blood supply with the first portion of your small intestine. Whipple Procedure Whipple Procedure Medical Pictures Medical The type of surgery you have depends mainly on the size and location of the tumour whether the cancer has spread and if the doctor thinks the tumour can be completely removed. Pancreatic surgery . Surgery to remove the entire pancreas. A longitudinal pancreaticojejunostomy lpj or puestow procedure is a surgical procedure to create an artificial passage connecting the pancreas to the second part of the small bowel jejunum. Enucleation of pancreatic tumors. Types of pancreatic surgery. With this procedure your surgeon may also need to remove your spleen. Surgery for tumors or disorders in the body and tail of the pancreas. Like liver surgery pancreatic surgery developed largely as a result of responding to wounds inflicted