Liver Resection
Surgical removal of the tumour when liver function allows.
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Comprehensive care for
Hepatobiliary oncology unit offering resection and advanced liver-directed therapy.
Karuna Cancer Centre is working relentlessly for the cure and healing of their clients. Liver cancer is one of the most common cancers Globally. The liver is an organ without which the body would collapse. Liver is the organ that helps in the filtration of toxins and bile production, which helps the body digest food and metabolize fats. It also breaks substances like alcohol and drugs. Damage to the liver due to disease can raise the risk of liver cancer and limit treatment options. Karuna Cancer Centre is the best choice for Liver Cancer treatment in Lucknow.
Liver cancer is cancer that begins in the cells of your liver. Liver is a large organ that sits in the upper right portion of your abdomen, beneath your diaphragm and above your stomach.
Liver cancer is a harmful growth that originates in the liver cells. It can arise from various factors. Cancer starts when cells in the body begin to grow out of control.
If one or more of the risk factors listed below apply, a person may be at a higher risk of developing liver cancer.
There are different kinds some treatment options for liver cancer Surgery: radiation therapy, ablation therapy, targeted therapy, and immunotherapy are some of the treatment options for liver cancer. The choice of treatment depends on the stage of cancer and the patient’s overall health. Transarterial chemoembolization (TACE) is one of the treatment options for liver cancer. TACE is a type of embolization therapy that delivers chemotherapy drugs directly to the tumor through a catheter. It is often used for patients who cannot undergo surgery or ablation therapy.
Tumour board where surgical, medical and radiation oncologists review every case together
Diagnosis, treatment and follow-up available under one roof
Personalised treatment plan based on the exact type and stage
24x7 emergency response, ICU and in-house blood bank
Compassionate, affordable care with a dedicated patient coordinator
Second opinions and regular follow-up visits explained in plain language
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Liver resections by specialist surgeons.
Ablation and chemo-embolisation delivered through the blood vessels.
Care of hepatitis, cirrhosis and liver function.
Systemic therapy for advanced liver cancer.
Focused radiation for selected tumours.
Your plan may use one or a combination of these, decided together by your care team.
Surgical removal of the tumour when liver function allows.
Destroys small tumours with heat, guided by imaging.
Delivers chemotherapy directly to the tumour through its blood supply.
Focused radiation for selected tumours.
Targeted and immunotherapy medicines for advanced disease.
These signs do not always mean cancer, but they should be checked by a doctor.
Early evaluation gives you more treatment options. Speak to a specialist today.
Accurate diagnosis and staging come first, so treatment is matched to your exact condition.
Regular screening for people with cirrhosis or hepatitis.
Shows liver tumours in detail.
Tell the team how much treatment the liver can safely tolerate.
Done in selected cases to confirm the diagnosis.
CT, MRI, PET-CT and pathology are available in-house for faster reporting.
What to expect, from your first visit to long-term follow-up.
You meet the oncologist, share your history and reports, and ask every question you have.
The right tests confirm the diagnosis and show how far the disease has spread.
Specialists from every discipline agree on one plan, and your doctor explains it to you.
Surgery, medicines, radiation or a combination, with supportive care alongside.
Regular check-ups, rehabilitation and counselling to keep you well.
Experienced doctors who will guide your treatment.
Recovery journeys in our patients own words.
Ankit Singh
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Straight answers to what patients and families ask most.
People with hepatitis B, hepatitis C or cirrhosis should have ultrasound and blood tests every six months, as advised by their doctor.
Yes, but the choice of treatment depends on how well the liver is working. Our team assesses this carefully.
Hepatitis B can be prevented by vaccination, and hepatitis C can be treated with medicines.
No referral is needed. You can book an appointment directly through the enquiry form or by calling our helpline, and our care team will guide you on the next steps.
Fill in the enquiry form on this page or call us. Our patient care coordinator will call you back and fix a convenient time with the right specialist.
