Karaciğer - Pankreas - Mide Cerrahisi Cerrahi Onkoloji
Karaciğer - Pankreas - Mide Cerrahisi Cerrahi Onkoloji
Karaciğer - Pankreas - Mide Cerrahisi Cerrahi Onkoloji
Karaciğer - Pankreas - Mide Cerrahisi Cerrahi Onkoloji
Karaciğer - Pankreas - Mide Cerrahisi Cerrahi Onkoloji
Karaciğer - Pankreas - Mide Cerrahisi Cerrahi Onkoloji
Karaciğer - Pankreas - Mide Cerrahisi Cerrahi Onkoloji
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Karaciğer - Pankreas - Mide Cerrahisi Cerrahi Onkoloji

Liver cancers can basically be divided into two categories:

 

The first are those that develop from the liver itself and the second are those that come to the liver from other organs. The most common ones that develop from the liver itself are hepatocellular carcinoma, cancer of the liver cells, and cholangiocarcinoma, cancer of the biliary tract.

 

The type of cancer called hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC) is closely linked to hepatitis B, hepatitis C, alcohol abuse and fatty liver, and the consequence of all these, cirrhosis.

 

Cholangiocarcinoma originates in the cells of the bile ducts. This type of cancer can develop in the bile ducts both inside and outside the liver. In particular, it can cause obstruction in the bile flow, leading to jaundice, itching and abdominal pain.

Some cysts in the pancreas remain cancer-free for life. Others may develop into pancreatic cancer over the years.

 

There are different types of these cysts; some have a 2% risk of cancer, while others have a high risk of 55-60%. Not all pancreatic cysts require surgery, sometimes just follow-up is sufficient. Some cysts, on the other hand, have a high risk of becoming cancerous and must be removed surgically. For this reason, it is appropriate to follow and treat pancreatic cysts by a physician whose area of interest is the pancreas.

 

As there are few patients with gastric cancer who consult a doctor at an early stage in our country, in some of the patients, first reduction with chemotherapy and then surgery is the correct treatment. During gastric cancer surgery, half, three-quarters or all of the stomach may need to be removed. In addition, the associated lymph nodes must also be removed with careful surgery and meticulous technique.

Dr. M. Fatih Can

“The patient has the right to be fully informed about his/her disease, treatment options, expected benefits and possible risks when making a decision about surgery together with his/her surgeon. Obtaining the patient’s consent before surgery is a minimum requirement, and the patient’s willingness to undergo surgery is a desirable condition.”

Dr. M. Fatih Can

“To the extent that the surgeon never forgets that what he/she touches and works on in surgery is a human being, can empathize without becoming emotional, devotes all his/her knowledge and energy to the work he/she is doing at that moment, and can realize all these in the light of current scientific data, he/she is a qualified surgeon.”

ROBOTIC SURGERY

Surgical Robotic Surgery is the realization of surgeries performed by closed method through several holes in laparoscopic surgery with the help of a specially developed surgical robot.

LAPAROSCOPIC SURGERY

Tumors of almost all types in the liver, pancreas, esophagus and digestive system can be operated with closed laparoscopic method when surgical treatment is required.

SURGICAL NUTRITION

Providing adequate nutritional support in addition to surgery and drug therapy is a necessity in a significant proportion of surgical patients

SURGICAL RESEARCH AND EDUCATION

A career in Academic Surgery consists of three key elements: Surgical research and surgical training.

Dr. M. Fatih Can

“Surgery is a science and art as well as a risk management. The optimal benefit to be obtained at the end is possible only if the patient, the patient’s relatives, the responsible surgeon and the hospital trust each other, support each other and do their part.”

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September 14, 2019
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Pancreas and Liver Surgery

September 14, 2019
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