Surgical Gastroenterology pertains to diseases afflicting the Digestive system. Cancers of the gastrointestinal tract are responsible for more than 50 deaths per 1,00,000 individuals. The risk of death from these cancers has decreased with the development of healthcare. Precision oncology is a branch that customizes cancer treatment to achieve maximum efficacy with minimal side effects. It uses advanced techniques such as immunohistochemistry, molecular biology to obtain information on tumor composition and determine the best course of treatment for a patient.

Hepatobiliary pancreatic surgery is a subspecialty that deals with diseases of the liver, gallbladder and bile ducts and pancreas. These may include inborn errors (choledochal cysts), stones, infections, inflammation (acute and chronic pancreatitis). The hallmark of integrated liver care is the collaboration between a multidisciplinary team of experts including diagnostic and interventional radiologists, medical hepatologist, medical oncologist, hepatobiliary pancreatic surgeon to help decide the most suitable treatment options for the patient. 

Liver transplantation is another subspecialty that deals with liver failure either due to cirrhosis and chronic liver disease or acute liver failure. With years of experience and over a thousand liver transplants under their belt, ILC has streamlined, individualized processes that takes the patient through all aspects from initial evaluation and listing to preparation for surgery. Our efficient yet amiable, empathetic transplant coordinators will be with you all the way in getting the necessary medical and administrative clearances in the shortest possible time.

Minimally Invasive Surgery refers to any surgical procedure that is performed through tiny incisions instead of a large opening. Because your surgeon will make smaller incisions, you will likely have a quicker recovery time and less pain than traditional open surgery but with the same benefits as traditional surgery.