Liver Cancer & HPB Surgery
Surgical treatment for liver tumours, bile duct conditions and other hepato-pancreato-biliary (HPB) diseases, backed by a multidisciplinary tumour board offering comprehensive liver cancer treatment.
- Hepatectomy for Liver Tumours
- Bile Duct Surgery
- HPB Surgical Team
- Multidisciplinary Case Review
Understanding Liver & HPB Surgery
The liver, bile ducts and pancreas are closely connected — problems in one often affect the others, which is why they are grouped as HPB (hepato-pancreato-biliary) surgery. Our team evaluates liver tumours (primary or spread from elsewhere), bile duct conditions and gallbladder-related complications with the same multidisciplinary rigour used for any cancer case. This includes liver cancer — also called liver ca or hepatic ca — such as hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC), as well as conditions across the wider liver and biliary system that fall under hepatobiliary surgery.
Where surgery is recommended, we explain exactly what is being removed, why, and what your recovery will look like — in plain language, before you decide. This includes cases of liver metastases (secondary liver cancer, sometimes called liver mets or hepatic mets), as well as primary liver neoplasms — hepatic neoplasms such as a hepatoma or hepatocellular adenocarcinoma — each requiring a different surgical approach.
Dr. Deeksha Kapoor
Dr. Deeksha Kapoor is a renowned Specialist in Surgical Oncology with extensive experience in treating complex Gastrointestinal (GI), Hepatobiliary (HPB), and Gallbladder Cancers. She leads our multidisciplinary cancer care team in Baruipur, delivering advanced, evidence-based surgical treatment with utmost compassion.
- Expertise: Radical Cholecystectomy, Liver Resection & Complex GI Surgeries
- Approach: Multidisciplinary Tumor Board Review for Precision Care
- Location: Advitya Healthcares, Baruipur | Kasba | Burrabazar
Signs That May Need Evaluation
Right Upper Abdominal Pain
Persistent discomfort or pain under the right ribcage.
Jaundice
Yellowing of the skin or eyes, often with dark urine or pale stools.
Unexplained Weight Loss or Loss of Appetite
A noticeable drop in appetite or weight without another clear cause.
Abdominal Swelling
Visible or felt swelling in the abdomen.
Surgical Treatment We Offer
Hepatectomy (Liver Resection)
Surgical removal of liver tumours — including hepatocellular carcinoma (liver ca) or liver metastases (secondary liver cancer) — preserving as much healthy liver tissue as possible.
Bile Duct Resection & Reconstruction
Surgery for bile duct tumours, injuries or strictures within the liver and biliary system, with reconstruction of the bile pathway.
Management of Bile Duct Injuries & Strictures
Corrective surgery for complications from gallstones or prior surgery.
Liver Cyst & Abscess Drainage
Surgical or minimally invasive drainage of liver cysts and abscesses.
Why Patients Choose Advitya Healthcares
Care Close to Home
Full surgical treatment available in Baruipur — no need to travel to Kolkata city or beyond.
Complete In-House Facility
ICU, laparoscopic & open OTs, endoscopy/ERCP and 24×7 ambulance under one roof.
Multidisciplinary Review
Surgeons, oncologists, radiologists and pathologists from our hepatobiliary surgery unit review cases together, not in isolation.
Transparent Costing
Itemised treatment estimates upfront, with support navigating insurance and cashless claims.
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About Liver & HPB Surgery
Not always — treatment depends on the size, location and spread of the tumour, along with your overall liver function. Our multidisciplinary team will discuss the most suitable option for you.
HPB stands for hepato-pancreato-biliary — surgery involving the liver, pancreas and bile duct system, often treated together because these organs are closely connected.
This depends on your liver’s health and function. Our surgical team carefully evaluates this before recommending the extent of resection.
Yes, in some cases — untreated or complicated gallstones can injure or block the bile duct, sometimes requiring reconstructive surgery.
Hepatocellular carcinoma, sometimes called HCC cancer, hepatoma, or hepatocellular adenocarcinoma, is the most common type of primary liver cancer (liver ca) that begins in the liver itself, as opposed to liver metastases that spread from cancer elsewhere in the body.
Liver metastases — also called liver mets, hepatic mets or hepatic metastatic disease — occur when cancer from another organ spreads to the liver. Depending on the extent and your liver function, surgery may be an option alongside other treatments.
Not necessarily — this depends on how many tumours are present, their location and your liver’s function. Our multidisciplinary team reviews scans and pathology before advising whether surgery, or another combination of treatments, is appropriate given your specific liver cancer prognosis.
Speak to Our HPB Surgical Team
Bring your reports and scans — get a clear, honest opinion on your options.