Related Disease
The pancreas rarely fails alone. It shares a duct with the bile system, a blood supply with the liver, and a neighbourhood with the stomach and bowel. These are the conditions our hepato-pancreato-biliary and GI surgical team manages.
Gall Bladder
A small reservoir for bile that causes an outsized share of upper abdominal emergencies — and, in northern India, an unusually high rate of cancer.
Benign Gall Bladder Disease
Gallstones, biliary sludge, cholecystitis, adenomyomatosis and polyps — what they are, how they are found, and what treatment involves.
Read moreGallbladder Cancer
Who is at risk, why it stays silent early, how it is staged, and the surgical and medical options at each stage.
Read moreGallbladder Cancer and Gallstone Disease
How stones raise cancer risk through chronic inflammation, who that actually applies to, and when surgery is advised.
Read moreBiliary Disease
The drainage system between liver, pancreas and bowel. Blockage shows first as jaundice, dark urine and itching.
Benign Biliary Diseases
Duct stones, cholangitis, strictures, biliary dyskinesia and primary biliary cholangitis — diagnosis and treatment.
Read moreSurgery for Bile Duct Injury
Why expert repair matters, what a poor repair costs, the role of timing, and how to choose a surgeon.
Read moreBile Duct Cancers
Cholangiocarcinoma — intrahepatic, perihilar and extrahepatic — its causes, symptoms, treatment and prognosis.
Read moreLiver
The body's chemical plant, and the organ most often seeded by cancers of the bowel and pancreas. It is also the one solid organ that regenerates.
Benign Diseases of the Liver
Fatty liver disease, cysts, haemangiomas, adenomas and haemochromatosis — how they are diagnosed and managed.
Read moreLiver Cancers
Primary and secondary liver cancer — risk factors, symptoms, diagnosis, treatment options and prevention.
Read moreLiver Surgery
Resection and transplant — when surgery is needed, how it is planned across the liver's eight segments, and recovery.
Read moreColon and Rectum
Where screening changes everything. A polyp removed at colonoscopy is a cancer that never happens.
Benign Colorectal Disease
Polyps, diverticular disease, IBS and inflammatory bowel disease — symptoms, diagnosis and when surgery is needed.
Read moreColorectal Cancer
Risk factors, the symptoms that matter, screening from age 45, treatment options, recovery and prognosis.
Read moreRectal Cancer Surgery
Local excision, LAR, APR and total mesorectal excision — plus recovery, colostomy and life afterwards.
Read moreStomach
Long-standing dyspepsia is common and usually benign — but persistent symptoms with weight loss or anaemia are a reason to scope.
Benign Diseases of the Stomach
Gastritis, peptic ulcers, gastric polyps and gastroparesis — diagnosis by endoscopy and treatment options.
Read moreGastric Cancer
Risk factors including H. pylori, the warning symptoms, diagnosis, treatment, recovery and prevention.
Read moreGastric Cancer Surgery
Subtotal and total gastrectomy, endoscopic resection and palliative surgery — risks, recovery and eating afterwards.
Read moreEsophagus
Difficulty swallowing is never normal. Progressive dysphagia — solids first, then liquids — needs an endoscopy promptly.
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