Skip to main contentAnonymised liver-tumour cases treated by Dr Harsh Shah (MS, MCh — GI, Robotic & Cancer Surgeon) — from a large tumour removed completely to early detection on surveillance and robotic liver surgery. Learn more about liver cancer treatment in Ahmedabad.
A patient with a large (about 14 cm) but solitary liver cancer, good liver function and no spread underwent complete surgical removal with clear margins. A large liver tumour is not automatically inoperable — with good liver function it can often be completely removed.
A patient with chronic liver disease (hepatitis) had a liver cancer detected during regular monitoring. Because it was found early, it was completely removed with clear margins and negative nodes. Regular monitoring of chronic liver disease helps catch liver cancer at a treatable stage.
A man in his 70s with cirrhosis had a small (about 2.7 cm) liver cancer. It was removed by a robotic (doorbeen) minimally-invasive operation, with discharge in about six days. Robotic liver surgery means small incisions and a faster recovery.
A man in his 70s had a liver cancer confined to one area of the liver. It was removed surgically and he remains on regular follow-up. Advanced age alone is not a barrier — with a confined tumour and adequate liver function, complete removal is possible.
No. If liver function is good and the tumour is confined, even a large liver cancer can often be completely removed.
Yes — in selected patients, robotic (doorbeen) liver resection uses small incisions with a faster recovery.
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