Dr Manish Jain - GI & HPB Cancer Surgeon

Two robotic esophagectomies in one week!
Robotic instruments really help in precise dissection along bilateral RLN nerves with good functional outmcomes

Long term survivor of hepatocellular carcinoma
Meet our remarkable patient, a 78-year-old gentleman who underwent successful liver resection for cirrhosis with HCC 4 years and 3 months ago. Thriving on regular follow-ups, he’s a true long-term survivor of HCC.
🙌 Inspiring stories of courage remind us that age is just a number.

Performing complex retroperitoneal lymph node dissections (RPLND) across various age groups, from a 4-year-old child to a 65-year-old lady, entails meticulous dissection to remove all lymph nodes while preserving vital structures. Each procedure is tailored to specific indications. **alCancerAwareness

Robotic re**al cancer surgery.

Revolutionizing re**al cancer surgery with precision! 🤖🔍 Our robotic approach involves meticulous planning through detailed drawings for precise port positions, ensuring optimal ex*****on. Check out the brief glimpse into the future of surgical innovation. **alcancer

Our Colo-re**al cancer survivors care group meeting at Max hospital, Saket.

As survivors came together, they not only celebrated individual triumphs but also established a network of mutual support, creating a foundation of encouragement and solidarity among them.

"Stomachless" 🌟✨ A Remarkable Journey of Resilience and Triumph! ✨🌟

Meet the incredible courageous soul from Mongolia whose story of strength and hope has touched our hearts. Her inspiring journey from pain to triumph is a testament to the power of early detection, determination, and the unwavering support of her loving family.

🩺 A Recent Battle with Joint Pains and Knee Issues 🦵
Just a few months ago, she embarked on a journey to India in search of relief from her agonizing joint pains and the need for knee replacements. Little did she know that her path to healing would take an unexpected turn.

🩸 A Hidden Challenge: Low Hemoglobin 🩸

During a thorough evaluation, medical experts discovered that she had low hemoglobin levels, which led to further investigations. The endoscopy revealed gastric ulcers, a condition suspected to be a result of long-term painkiller use. However, the shocking truth awaited them.

🔬 The Diagnosis: Gastric Cancer in its Early Stage 🌡️
In a heart-wrenching moment, she was diagnosed with gastric cancer, albeit in its early stages. It was a time of turmoil for both her family and herself, as they faced an uncertain future.

A Shift in the Treatment Plan 💫

Undeterred by the diagnosis, the family, along with their incredible medical team, decided to take bold steps to fight this formidable foe. The treatment plan underwent a complete transformation.

🔪 Radical D2 Total Gastrectomy 🏥
Just a few months ago, she underwent a radical D2 total gastrectomy, a procedure that required immense courage and determination. This marked the beginning of her triumphant journey towards recovery.

🌼 A Ray of Hope Shines Brightly 🌞
With unwavering determination and immense strength, she successfully underwent adjuvant chemotherapy. Today, she stands as a symbol of resilience, having emerged victorious over this challenging battle.

🍽️ "Stomachless," Yet Savoring Life's Delights 🍛
May be "stomachless," but she's far from powerless. With her newfound lease on life, she can enjoy a wide range of foods, digest them with ease, and is even gaining weight. Her confidence has returned, and she's embracing this beautiful world with renewed hope.

💖 A Testament to the Human Spirit 💖
Her journey is a powerful reminder that, in the face of adversity, the human spirit can shine brightly. Her story inspires us to cherish life, embrace hope, and support our loved ones through the darkest of times.

Let us celebrate the resilience of this beautiful lady from Mongolia, whose journey reminds us that there is strength in vulnerability, and that the power of love and determination can conquer even the toughest challenges. 🌟🌍💪

Fatty Liver problem in non Obese or Lean NAFLD: A Hidden Health Concern**

While not as widely recognized as some health conditions, Lean NAFLD is an increasingly prevalent issue that demands attention. NAFLD, or Non-Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease, has conventionally been linked to obesity and excessive alcohol consumption. Yet, there exists a variant called Lean NAFLD that affects individuals who maintain a healthy body mass index (BMI). Here's what you need to know:

1. What is Lean NAFLD?
Lean NAFLD is a form of fatty liver disease occurring in individuals with a normal BMI, implying they are not overweight.

2. How does it happen?
While the precise causes of Lean NAFLD are still under investigation, it is believed to be influenced by a combination of genetics, diet, and lifestyle. Even if you're not overweight, poor dietary choices and a sedentary lifestyle can contribute to liver fat accumulation.

**3. Why should you be concerned?**
Lean NAFLD can silently progress over time, leading to liver inflammation, cirrhosis, and even liver failure, often going unnoticed until advanced stages.

**4. Symptoms and risk factors:**
In its early stages, Lean NAFLD may not exhibit noticeable symptoms, but it's associated with risk factors such as high blood pressure, high cholesterol, and insulin resistance.

**5. Prevention and management:**
The good news is that Lean NAFLD is preventable and manageable. A balanced diet, regular exercise are crucial.

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Factors Influencing Symptoms of Pancreatic Cancer? | Dr. Manish Jain Two things influencing the symptoms of Pancreatic Cancer are the stage of the disease and the location of the cancer. In certain cases, symptoms could easily...

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Robotic Surgery for Re**al Cancer Nerve and other organ damages during Cancer surgeries are less with Robotic Surgery. Dr. Manish Jain, Senior Consultant, Surgical Oncology, Max Super Special...

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Robotic surgery for carcinoma esophagus

Robotic Surgery for Oesophageal Cancer Robotic Surgery helps in a more effective treatment of Oesophageal Cancer. Watch Dr. Manish Jain, Senior Consultant, Surgical Oncology, Max Super Speciality ...

"🤔 Gallstones & Gallbladder Cancer: Unraveling the Link! 🧩 85% affected by gallbladder cancer have cholelithiasis, hinting at a complex relationship. 📊 While strongly associated, the 'cause' debate continues! 🌍 Intriguingly different patterns emerge in North vs. South India. 🇮🇳 Let's decode the ! 💡🔍 "

🩸💡 Let's not forget the value of the old and simple techniques amidst newer advancements like ICG! 💪 Transillumination of bowel mesentery has stood the test of time, proving its worth in precise bowel division while preserving vascularity 📜🏥 Let's revive this gem in the world of surgical practices and combine it with modern innovations to achieve even better outcomes for our patients. 🩺✨ 🌟🔬

🌟 Exciting News from Turkmenistan! 🌟

We're overjoyed to share the incredible journey of our happy and satisfied patient from Turkmenistan who underwent a successful re**al cancer surgery with the assistance of the Da Vinci robot by Intuitive Surgical System! 🤖🏥

Thanks to this cutting-edge technology, our patient experienced a remarkable early recovery, which enabled her to return to her beloved country sooner than expected! 🌈💪

At Max Hospital, Saket, New Delhi, we are proud to harness the power of medical innovation like the Da Vinci robot, allowing us to provide the best care possible for our patients. 🏩❤️

Join us in celebrating the successful collaboration between skilled surgeons and advanced robotics that brought hope and healing to our patient's life! 🎉👏

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Surgeon and Robot ready for their work😊

🔪🤖 Ready to Revolutionize Surgery! 🔪🤖

👨‍⚕️👩‍🔧 The dynamic duo of human expertise and cutting-edge robotics is here to redefine surgical precision! 👩‍⚕️🤖

🏥 Say hello to our exceptional surgical team: Dr. Manish Jain and his incredible partner, Da vinci robotic surgical system.

🌟 Da Vinci robot by Intuitive surgical boasts state-of-the-art technology, enabling ultra-precise movements and minimizing surgical risks. But don't worry, it's not taking over! Dr. Manish remains in full control, utilizing the robot's assistance to deliver unmatched patient care.

💡 From complex procedures to minimally invasive surgeries, this duo is geared up to handle it all with utmost care and innovation. You can trust that your health is in the safest hands possible.

🎯 Join us in embracing the future of surgery as we witness the magic of human ingenuity blending seamlessly with the power of robotics. Together, they're making miracles happen!

👍 Like and share this post to spread the word about the incredible team of Dr Manish and Da Vinci Robot, and let's take healthcare to the next level! 🚀

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👨‍⚕️ Optimizing Ergonomics for Advanced Laparoscopic Surgeries 🏥💼

Dear valued patients and medical community,

We are thrilled to share a significant update from our GI surgery department. Our dedicated team, led by renowned GI Surgeon, Dr. Manish Jain, is actively incorporating the latest advancements in ergonomics to further enhance patient care and surgical outcomes in laparoscopic procedures.

Laparoscopy has revolutionized the field of surgery, offering minimally invasive techniques that result in reduced scarring, shorter recovery times, and improved patient satisfaction. However, the repetitive and intricate nature of laparoscopic procedures can sometimes lead to surgeon fatigue and discomfort, potentially impacting surgical precision.

By implementing ergonomic principles, such as adjustable operating tables, ergonomically designed trocar placement, and surgeon-specific setup configurations, we are taking proactive steps to reduce the risk of repetitive strain injuries and enhance the overall surgical experience.

Our commitment to patient safety and surgical excellence drives us to continually seek ways to refine our techniques and embrace cutting-edge technology. We believe that prioritizing surgeon well-being directly translates to better patient outcomes and a more fulfilling practice for our medical professionals.

Thank you for entrusting us with your care.

Free Health camp at Muzaffarnagar organized by भारत विकास परिषद समृद्धि शाखा।
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Two robotic Esophagectomies in 1 week with two different port positions for the thoracic part.

Advanced GI robotic training at Ramaiah Advanced learning centre, Bangalore with a wonderful mentor Dr. Jagadishwar Goud from Hyderabad.

Robotic surgery in management of GI cancers

Role of Robotic Surgery in GI Cancers |Dr. Manish Jain | Max Super Speciality Hospital, Saket Robotic surgery is known for its high precision and minimal invasion, while successfully removing the tumour without damaging other vital organs. Post-operat...

Pancreatic cancer symptoms

Factors Influencing Symptoms of Pancreatic Cancer? | Dr. Manish Jain Two things influencing the symptoms of Pancreatic Cancer are the stage of the disease and the location of the cancer. In certain cases, symptoms could easily...

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Symptoms of stomach cancer and it’s early detection

Symptoms and Diagnosis of Stomach Cancer | Dr. Manish Jain | Max Super Speciality Hospital, Saket Stomach Cancer usually has vague and commonplace symptoms, which make early detection tricky. Let’s learn about the symptoms from Dr. Manish Jain, Principal ...

Robotic surgery for esophagus cancer in 80 year old gentleman. He was post neoadjuvant chemo radiation therapy.
Minimal invasive approach helps in early recovery, less pain and early discharge from hospital.

Wishing you and your family a very happy new year 💐😊💐

Happiness for family and doctor after a successful cancer surgery on 3 year old little👼

Met my dear friend Dr. Ashesh ( AIIMS Patna) after 10 years. We both were MS students from same unit.

My video presentation on Robotic LAR for re**al cancer management at AMASICON2022 national conference, Guwahati, master video session.

I’m lucky to be a part of this group. Alumni group of GEM Coimbatore.