Dr. Asit Arora

The early detection of pancreatic cancer is particularly challenging due to several factors:
Lack of specific symptoms: Pancreatic cancer often develops without causing noticeable symptoms in its early stages.
Aggressive nature of the disease: Pancreatic cancer grows and spreads rapidly, making early detection crucial for effective treatment.
Non-specific diagnostic tests: The available diagnostic tests for pancreatic cancer, such as imaging techniques like computed tomography (CT) scans or magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), can often fail to identify small tumors or early-stage cancers. This can lead to false negatives or delays in diagnosis.
Lack of reliable biomarkers: Currently, there is no widely accepted and reliable biomarker for early detection of pancreatic cancer. While some markers, such as CA 19-9, are used in certain cases, they are not specific enough for widespread use in screening or early detection.
Lack of effective screening methods: Unlike other cancers, such as breast or colorectal cancer, there is no established and widely recommended screening test for pancreatic cancer in the general population.
Addressing these challenges requires advances in the technical expertise of the surgeon. Thus it is crucial to consult the best doctor like Dr. Asit Arora. Dr. Arora is a Senior Surgical Gastroenterologist and Gastrointestinal & HPB Oncosurgeon in the Delhi NCR region.

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Liver resection surgeries involve removing a portion of the liver affected by liver cancer or certain tumors. Common types of liver resections include:
Wedge Resection: Removes a small wedge-shaped portion containing the tumor.
Segmental Resection: Removes a larger segment of the liver while preserving the remaining segments.
Lobectomy/ hemihepatectomy: Removes an entire lobe of the liver.
Extended right or left hepatectomy: Removes the entire lobe along with the part of the other lobe
The surgical steps typically include anesthesia, making an incision, mobilizing the liver, controlling blood vessels, dividing liver tissue, reconstructing bile ducts or vessels if necessary, ensuring hemostasis, and closing the incision.
These procedures can be performed by both open or minimally invasive techniques (laparoscopic/robotic)
The specific technique used depends on the patient's condition, the extent of resection needed, and the surgeon's expertise. The choice of procedure is based on individual needs and the characteristics of the liver disease being treated.

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Minimally invasive surgery, like laparoscopic and robotic techniques, can be used for certain cases of pancreatic cancer. They offer advantages such as reduced blood loss, shorter hospital stays, faster recovery, and smaller incisions, resulting in less pain and improved cosmetic outcomes. Feasibility depends on factors like tumor characteristics and surgeon expertise.
Laparoscopic Surgery: Involves small incisions in the abdomen for specialized instruments and a laparoscope. It's used for procedures like distal pancreatectomy, pancreatic enucleation, and some cases of pancreaticoduodenectomy.
Robotic Surgery: Combines laparoscopic techniques with robotic technology. The surgeon controls robotic arms and views a 3D image for enhanced precision. It's suitable for distal pancreatectomy, enucleation, and some pancreaticoduodenectomy cases.
However, pancreatic cancer surgery, especially the Whipple procedure, is complex and requires advanced skills. Not all cases can benefit from minimally invasive approaches. The decision depends on factors such as tumor characteristics, patient anatomy, and surgeon experience.
Patients should consult an experienced surgical team to assess their specific case and determine the best approach. Factors like tumor size, location, stage, and overall health are considered to make an informed recommendation.

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What is the survival rate for stomach cancer?

The survival rate for stomach cancer depends on various factors, such as the stage of the cancer at the time of diagnosis, the patient's overall health, and the treatment received. The survival rates are typically reported in terms of the percentage of patients who survive for a certain period of time after diagnosis.
According to the American Cancer Society, the five-year survival rate for all stages of stomach cancer combined is about 32%. However, this varies widely depending on the stage of the cancer at diagnosis.

For localized stomach cancer (cancer that has not spread beyond the stomach), the five-year survival rate is about 69%. For regional stomach cancer (cancer that has spread to nearby lymph nodes), the five-year survival rate drops to about 31%. For distant stomach cancer (cancer that has spread to distant organs), the five-year survival rate is only about 5%.

It is important to note that survival rates are only estimates and cannot predict the outcome for an individual patient. The prognosis for each patient depends on their unique circumstances, including their age, overall health, and response to treatment. Early detection and treatment can also improve the chances of survival for patients with stomach cancer.

Gallbladder surgery, also known as cholecystectomy, is generally considered a safe and effective procedure. However, as with any surgical procedure, there are potential risks and complications that can arise. Some of the complications that may occur after gallbladder surgery include:

Infection: Infection can occur in the incision site or in the abdominal cavity.

Bleeding: Bleeding may occur during or after surgery, and in rare cases, a blood transfusion may be required.

Injury to surrounding organs: There is a risk of injury to nearby organs, such as the liver, bile ducts, or intestines.

Bile leak: Sometimes, bile can leak from the bile ducts into the abdominal cavity after surgery.

Digestive problems: Some people may experience diarrhea or other digestive issues after gallbladder surgery.

Blood clots: Blood clots can form in the legs or lungs after surgery.

Anesthesia complications: In rare cases, complications related to anesthesia may occur.

It is important to note that these complications are relatively rare and occur in less than 5% of all gallbladder surgeries. If you are considering gallbladder surgery, it is important to discuss the potential risks and benefits with your doctor.

Glad to announce that I have been awarded ‘Best Oncosurgeon in North India’ by ET Health yesterday.

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Symptoms and Risk Factors of Colorectal Cancer | Dr. Asit Arora | Max Hospital, Saket Detecting colorectal cancer symptoms early is indispensable to ensure proper treatment. Watch Dr. Asit Arora (https://bit.ly/3tTrw5y), Director- GI, Surgical...

February is Gallbladder and Bile Duct Cancer Awareness Month. Although rare, these cancers affect thousands of people and their families around the world each year. Let’s talk about these serious illnesses and find out what steps you can take to help reduce your risk and live a healthier life.

New article on Laparoscopic Surgery.

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What is a Minimally Invasive or Laparoscopic Surgery? | Dr. Asit Arora - GI & HPB Onco Surgeon | Surgical Gastroenterologist | Laparoscopic Surgeon | Delhi Minimally invasive surgery refers to any surgical procedure that is performed through tiny incisions instead of a large opening. This technique allows the surgeon to see inside the patient’s body and operate through a m

Pancreatic Cancer - Causes and Treatments in Hindi - Dr. Asit - myUpchar.



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Pancreatic Cancer - Causes and Treatments - Hindi - MyUpchar Dr Asit Arora | Dr. Asit Arora - GI & HPB Onco Surgeon | Surgical Gastroenterologist | Laparoscopic Surgeon | Delhi ये लक्षण दिखें तो हो सकता है अग्नाशय का कैंसर जानें पेनक्रियाज कैंसर का कारण और इलाज Dr Asit Arora - myUpchar

Cancer is one of the deadliest diseases which modern medicine is trying to tame.
Prevention and early detection remains the most effective tool aginging this great nemesis.
4th of February is celebrated as the world cancer awareness day and this entire month of February is dedicated at spreading awareness about this disease

Understanding Gastrointestinal Cancer | Dr. Asit Arora | Max Healthcare.



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Understanding Gastrointestinal Cancer | Dr. Asit Arora | Max Healthcare | Dr. Asit Arora - GI & HPB Onco Surgeon | Surgical Gastroenterologist | Laparoscopic Surgeon | Delhi Understanding Gastrointestinal Cancer | Dr. Asit Arora | Max Healthcare. Dr. Asit Arora, Principal Consultant and Head, G.I. Oncosurgery, briefs about gastrointestinal cancer. Video by Max Healthcare.

What is Pancreatic Cancer? - Hindi | Dr. Asit Arora | Health Info and News.

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What is Pancreatic Cancer? पैंक्रिएटिक कैंसर क्या होता है ? | Dr. Asit Arora | Health Info and News | Dr. Asit Arora - GI & HPB Onco Surgeon | Surgical Gastroenterologist | Laparoscopic Surgeon | De What is Pancreatic Cancer? पैंक्रिएटिक कैंसर क्या होता है ? Pancreatic Cancer in Hindi - Dr. Asit Arora. Health Info and News

Colorectal Cancer in Hindi | Dr. Asit Arora | myUpchar


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Colorectal Cancer - Dr. Asit Arora | myUpchar | Dr. Asit Arora - GI & HPB Onco Surgeon | Surgical Gastroenterologist | Laparoscopic Surgeon | Delhi Dr. Asit tells about colorectal cancer. VC: myUpchar

Patient Testimonial - Ms. Madhu
Ms. Madhu - A health trainer shares the experience of her treatment and under the supervision of Dr. Asit.



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Patient Testimonial - Ms. Madhu | Dr. Asit Arora - GI & HPB Onco Surgeon | Surgical Gastroenterologist | Laparoscopic Surgeon | Delhi Ms. Madhu shares the experience of her treatment under the supervision of Dr. Asit.

Esophageal Cancer - Hindi | जाने भोजन नली के कैंसर के बारे में। | Dr. Asit | myUpchar
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Esophageal Cancer - Hindi | जाने भोजन नली के कैंसर के बारे में। | Dr. Asit | myUpchar | Dr. Asit Arora - GI & HPB Onco Surgeon | Surgical Gastroenterologist | Laparoscopic Surgeon | Delhi अब हिंदी में जाने भोजन नली के कैंसर के बारे में डॉ असित अरोड़ा से । डॉ असित अरोड़ा , प्रिंसिपल कंसलटेंट , जी आई ओंकोसर्ज...

National Cancer Awareness Day.
A short video about cancer.

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National Cancer Awareness Day - Peace Program - Dr. Asit Arora | Dr. Asit Arora - GI & HPB Onco Surgeon | Surgical Gastroenterologist | Laparoscopic Surgeon | Delhi November 7th is recognised as the National Cancer Awareness Day. Dr. Asit Arora - Cancer Specialist and Surgeon says a few words related to this disease. vc: Peace Program

Gall Bladder Cancer - Brief

Dr. Asit Arora - Principal Consultant & Head, Max Superspeciality Hospital, Saket, New Delhi.

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Gall Bladder Cancer - Brief | Dr. Asit Arora - GI & HPB Onco Surgeon | Surgical Gastroenterologist | Laparoscopic Surgeon | Delhi Dr. Asit Arora, Principal Consultant & Head, G.I. Oncosurgery at Max Superspeciality Hospital, Saket, briefly describes about Gall Bladder Cancer.

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Blog | Dr. Asit Arora - GI & HPB Onco Surgeon | Surgical Gastroenterologist | Laparoscopic Surgeon | Delhi Check out various articles on various topics written by Dr. Asit Arora. Dr Asit Arora is a Senior Surgical Gastroenterologist and Gastrointestinal & HPB Oncosurgeon in Delhi NCR region. Presently he is working as a Principal Consultant of GI Oncosurgery at Max Superspeciality Hospital Saket, Gurugra...

- 19 pandemic has been a double whammy for patients. They are not only at a higher risk of complications due to this viral illness the strained health care infrastructure is making delivery difficult.
I along with my colleague Mitu Sengupta wrote this article highlighting the plight of cancer patient and was one of the top 10 article of this year in ORF.

Learning to live with

We had to bring about these changes in our lives to keep our patients safe from the menace of SARS-COVI 2.

We are learning with each passing day as how to do things better.

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Your habits define who you are.
They go a long way in setting the path of once life. With scare of COVID we are talking a lot about building immunity and developing healthy habits.
What are these healthy habits and do you know they can protect you from cancer too.
Come let’s discuss these issues.
Join me on 9/6/2020 at 11:00 AM

A lot has changed in past 3 months. Social distancing has become a norm, a screen between patient and doctor is acceptable, to operate with full body PPE is the new standard.
But what has not changed is our commitment to provide uninterrupted world class cancer care to our patients.
We have made our systems and processes COVID ready to keep the risk of transmission of novel coronavirus to the minimum while delivering the best cancer treatment.

Will cancer cases double by 2040?

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Will cancer cases double by 2040? क्या 2040 तक दोगुने हो जायेंगे कैंसर रोगी? Dr Asit/myUpchar -HINDI | Dr. Asit Arora - GI & HPB Onco Surgeon | Surgical Gastroenterologist | Laparoscopic Sur Will cancer cases double by 2040? What are the reasons? How can we be safe? क्या हैं कैंसर तेज़ी से बढ़ने के कारण? जानलेवा बीमारी से कैसे बचें? जानिए डॉ. असित अरोड़ा इ...