I Found a Cure for Stomach Cancer
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ROBOTIC SURGERY · DWARIKA HOSPITAL
Robot-assisted curative surgery for stomach, oesophagus, pancreas and liver cancers — precise dissection around major vessels with less blood loss, fewer complications and faster recovery than open surgery.
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Stomach cancer arises in the lining of the stomach and often causes vague early symptoms such as indigestion and reduced appetite. Curative treatment is surgical removal (gastrectomy) with lymph-node clearance, frequently combined with chemotherapy.
Stomach, oesophagus, pancreas & liver cancer surgery.
Stomach (gastric) cancer develops in the inner lining of the stomach and can spread through its wall and to nearby lymph nodes. A major risk factor is chronic infection with Helicobacter pylori, along with smoking and a diet high in salted or preserved foods. Early detection greatly improves the chance of cure.
Early symptoms are often non-specific — persistent indigestion, a feeling of fullness, mild upper-abdomen pain or reduced appetite. Warning features include unexplained weight loss, vomiting, difficulty swallowing and anaemia. A gastroscopy with biopsy confirms the diagnosis, and CT and endoscopic ultrasound stage the disease.
Curative treatment is surgical removal of part or all of the stomach (gastrectomy) together with the surrounding lymph nodes, often combined with chemotherapy before and after surgery. Laparoscopic techniques are suitable in selected cases, and very early tumours can sometimes be removed endoscopically.
Gastric cancer surgery requires precise lymph-node clearance and reconstruction. Treatment planned within a multidisciplinary team by an experienced GI cancer surgeon offers the safest path to the best long-term outcome.
This guide was originally published by Dr. Avinash Tank in his medical-education library.Read “Stomach (Gastric) Cancer” on dravinashtank.in
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Director & Chief Surgical GastroenterologistMeet Dr. Avinash Tank, the surgeon leading Dwarika’s team. Trained at SGPGIMS — India's premier GI institute — with advanced fellowships in Japan and South Korea.
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Surgery here is performed by MCh-qualified surgical gastroenterologists, not general surgeons operating outside their specialty.
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Laparoscopic and scarless techniques are the standard approach, reserving open surgery for cases that genuinely need it.
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Early signs are often vague — persistent indigestion, early fullness, mild upper-abdomen pain or loss of appetite — which is why ongoing symptoms should be assessed with a gastroscopy.
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