Liver Transplant in india At Zealth Doc

1. Liver Transplant At Zealth Doc We are one of the leading Liver Transplant Hospitals in India Focused on treating our patients with Care & Love We Follow quality as per all JCI, NABH and NABL standards We are working with the best liver hospital in India We specialised in liver transplant surgery. We work with the best liver transplant doctor in India Unmatched world class amenities & facilities to all our patients Address: 273, Sector 9, Panchkula, Haryana, 134109 India Contact Us: +91 9810348287, +91- 9599844119 contactus.zealth@gmail.com

2. Dr. AbhideepChaudhary is a renowned Transplant Surgeon and has been working since 2005 in the field of Transplantation, (omit and towards) bringing expert medical advice and the latest medication (omit for treating liver diseases,) for those suffering from liver diseases (hepatitis B, Hepatitis C or Liver Cancer). He has been constantly working to give a new lease of life to people with liver cirrhosis or those having an acute liver failure. He is aspiring to bring a change in quality of life to his patients and also looking after the ones having liver transplants. Here, Dr. Abhideep, is bringing information related to how liver transplants are done in India, and all aspects related to transplant procedure and results, which are comparable to the best in the world. Our Doctors Dr. AbhideepChaudhary (Liver Transplant Surgeon)

3. Liver Cancer What is Liver Cancer? Liver Cancer can be defined in two forms- Primary or what is usually recognized by names like Hepatocellular Carcinoma or Cholangiocarcinoma and Secondary or Metastatic Liver Cancer. What Is Primary Liver Cancer? Cancer in the liver is primary when it has originated in the liver. Liver cells grow unusually, and the old ones do not die as usual. This excessive cell population results in a lump. This piece can turn out to be malignant, i.e. cancerous, or benign, i.e. mostly harmless. What Is Metastatic Liver Cancer or Secondary Liver Cancer? The primary cancerous cells are formed somewhere else in the body, like in the lungs, blood, or any other organ. These destructive cells travel via the blood stream, reach the liver as all the body’s blood does, and accumulate there to form a lump.  Since this type of cancer is originated somewhere else in the body and travels to the liver to cause cancer, it’s called Metastatic liver cancer.

4. Howislivercancertreated? You may have one treatment or many treatments together: Surgery. Surgery offers the best chance to cure liver cancer, but unfortunately only a small percentage of people can have surgery. If the cancer is small and in only one part of the liver (and the rest of the liver is healthy enough), the part of the liver containing the cancer can be removed in an operation called a hepatectomy. Another choice for some people might be to remove the entire liver and replace it with a liver transplant. Healthcare providers are always finding new ways to treat liver cancer. These new methods are tested in clinical trials. Before beginning treatment, you should ask your healthcare provider if there are any clinical trials you should consider.

5. What’s new in liver cancer research? Here’s an overview of some new prevention and treatment methods being studied: Ways to prevent hepatitis infections that cause liver cancer Medicines that treat chronic hepatitis. New forms of targeted therapy, including medicines that can be taken in higher doses Local chemotherapy with beads or oil injected into or near the tumor. The goal is to have fewer side effects than systemic chemotherapy. This goes into the bloodstream and throughout the entire body.