#Esophagus Surgery

[warningsine]

@ people praising long noses: respect, but I'll see you and raise you: natural teeth.*

Long gone are the likes of Freddie Mercury.

Now all celebrities and their mothers get veneers. All their smiles look alike, generic--like they were made in a factory.

Bring back the little imperfections: small gaps, slightly crooked teeth, things that make them them.

And they all are so overly whitened. Ask a dentist; teeth are not meant to be that white. People drink coffee, wine, tea and that's fine.

[squimbz]

ough i hate ibuprofen :(

[vasanthasworld]

Anatomy Trachea Esophagus And Thoracic Duct Question And Answers

[lightgaswaterelectricityrent]

Does anyone else wake up hungry to the level of like actual pit in your stomach but you actually cannot swallow anything before 9 am. I just gagged so hard I almost threw up and had to come lay down

[gastro-delhi]

Cancer Surgeon in Delhi

Cancer Surgeon in Delhi

He is the Cancer Surgeon in Delhi & adjoining NCR to start full-fledged GI Surgical Services at Pushpanjali Crosslay Hospital (now Max Hospital, Vaishali). Presently he is working as Clinical Lead & Senior Consultant GI Oncology, GI and HPB Surgery at Dharamshila Narayana Superspeciality Hospital, Delhi.

Dr. Neeraj Goel is the first GI Surgeon in East Delhi & adjoining NCR to provide comprehensive GI surgical and GI Oncologic care. He is trained in GI Surgery from coveted GB Pant Hospital. He is a renowned Cancer Surgeon in Delhi with an experience of more than 15 years, He has also done his fellowship in HPB Surgery from South Korea. He performs all kind of laparoscopic GI surgical procedures.

Dr. Neeraj Goel is associated with Dharamshila Narayana Superspeciality Hospital for the admissions and the operative facilities. With state of the art facilitites at Dharamshila Narayana Superspeciality Hospital, Cancer Surgeon in Delhi, He is the only doctor in East Delhi & adjoining NCR to provide comprehensive(both open and laparoscopic) advanced Gastrointestional Procedures.

To schedule an appointment With Cancer Surgeon in Delhi, please contact: Name: Gastro Delhi Address: D-1, Hakikat Rai Rd, Block D, Adarsh Nagar, Delhi, 110033 Phone: +91–9667365169, +91–9599294453 Website: www.gastrodelhi.com

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Understand Barrett's Esophagus, a precancerous condition caused by chronic acid reflux, and learn how to manage it effectively. Kaizen Gastro Care provides comprehensive information on symptoms, diagnosis, treatment, and prevention.

https://www.kaizengastrocare.com/barretts-esophagus-what-you-need-to-know-about-this-precancerous-condition/

[veritascancercare]

The Latest Advancements in Gynecological Cancer Treatment in Chennai

According to the World Health Organization, gynecological cancer is the fourth most common cancer in women worldwide. These cancers affect the reproductive organs in women and include ovarian, cervical, uterine, vaginal, and vulvar cancers. Fortunately, with the advancement of technology and medical research, treatment options for gynecological cancers continue to evolve. One city in India is becoming a hub for these advanced treatments - Chennai. In this article, we will explore the latest advancements in gynecological cancer treatment in Chennai and how they are changing the lives of patients.

Types of Gynecological Cancers

Before delving into the advancements in treatment, let's first understand the different types of gynecological cancers. Ovarian cancer is the most common and most deadly type, followed by cervical and uterine cancers. Traditional treatment methods for gynecological cancers include surgery, radiation therapy, chemotherapy, and hormone therapy. While these methods have been effective, they come with limitations and challenges such as long recovery periods, side effects, and recurrence rates.

Overview of Latest Advancements in Gynecological Cancer Treatment

Thanks to medical advancements, new technologies and techniques have emerged for the treatment of gynecological cancers. These include minimally invasive surgery, innovative radiation therapy, targeted therapy, immunotherapy, and an integrative approach to treatment. These advancements have proven to be more effective, with shorter recovery times and fewer side effects compared to traditional methods.

Gynecological Cancer Treatment Centres in Chennai

Chennai boasts some of the top treatment centres for gynecological cancers in India, offering advanced and comprehensive treatments for patients. These centres have state-of-the-art facilities, experienced doctors, and a wide range of services, including health screenings, counselling, and holistic therapies. Many patients have shared their positive experiences and successful outcomes on these centres’ websites, highlighting the effectiveness of the latest treatments in Chennai.

Advancements in Surgery for Gynecological Cancers

One of the latest advancements in gynecological cancer treatment is minimally invasive surgery. This technique involves using small incisions and specialized tools to remove tumours and other affected tissues. Compared to traditional open surgery, minimally invasive techniques result in less pain, scarring, and risk of infection, as well as faster recovery times. Top Surgical Oncologist in Chennai are using advanced laparoscopic and robotic techniques to perform minimally invasive surgeries for gynecological cancers, resulting in better patient outcomes.

Innovative Radiation Therapy for Gynecological Cancers

Radiation therapy has been a common treatment for gynecological cancers, but recent advancements have made it even more effective. These include external radiation therapy including intensity-modulated radiation therapy (IMRT), which uses computer-controlled beams to target cancer cells precisely, and stereotactic body radiation therapy (SBRT), which delivers high doses of radiation to small areas. These innovations in radiation therapy have not only improved treatment outcomes but also reduced the risk of side effects, making it a more favourable option for patients in Chennai.

Targeted Therapy and Immunotherapy for Gynecological Cancers

Targeted therapy and immunotherapy are among the most promising advancements in gynecological cancer treatment. These treatments target specific molecules or processes that contribute to cancer growth and metastasis, resulting in more effective and targeted treatment with minimal side effects. In Chennai, doctors are using these treatments for patients with recurrent or advanced gynecological cancers, and many have reported a significant improvement in their condition.

Integrative Approach to Gynecological Cancer Treatment

In recent years, there has been a growing trend towards an integrative approach to gynecological cancer treatment. This involves combining traditional treatments with alternative therapies such as acupuncture, yoga, and meditation to address the physical, emotional, and spiritual needs of patients. Chennai is leading the way in this approach, with several treatment centres offering a holistic approach to treating gynecological cancers. Patients have reported improved quality of life and overall well-being, making this advancement a game-changer for cancer treatment.

Cost and Affordability of Latest Gynecological Cancer Treatment in Chennai

One of the major advantages of seeking treatment for gynecological cancer in Chennai is the affordability. The cost of advanced treatments is significantly lower compared to other cities or countries. Factors such as the availability of advanced technology, experienced doctors, and a competitive market contribute to the lower costs. Additionally, some insurance providers cover these treatments in Chennai, making them accessible to more patients.

The latest advancements in gynecological cancer treatment in Chennai are changing the landscape of cancer care. Patients now have access to more effective and targeted treatments with minimal side effects and faster recovery times. This progress also offers hope for future advancements, and Chennai is at the forefront of this revolution. If you or a loved one is diagnosed with gynecological cancer, consider seeking treatment in Chennai for the latest and most advanced options available. Your future self will be grateful for your decision.

Chennai is emerging as a hub for advanced gynecological cancer treatment with its state-of-the-art facilities, experienced doctors, and innovative techniques. These advancements have shown promising results in improving treatment outcomes, reducing side effects, and enhancing the quality of life for patients. The city also offers affordable options, making these advanced treatments accessible to more patients. 

If you or a loved one is diagnosed with gynecological cancer, it is worth considering seeking treatment in Chennai for a chance at a better and healthier future. Veritas Cancer Care, located in Apollo Cancer Centre, is one of the top treatment centres in Chennai, offering a comprehensive Gynecological Cancer Treatment in Chennai with a wide range of advanced treatments. You can reach out to their team at + 91 7373735352 or visit their website www.veritascancercare.com for more information.

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[samreensway]

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[goldyke]

LAP Bands should be illegal

This post is going to deal with medical fatphobia, weight loss surgery, coercion, emetophobia, food issues, disordered eating, and just all around bad shit. But it’s important.

Shortly after I reached adulthood, I was coerced into weight loss surgery. I weighed about 250 pounds and was considered morbidly obese.

The Lap Band is a disgrace to the medical profession and is just another example of how the medical profession does not care about the lives of fat people.

To preface this: the surgery works. I lost 70 pounds and people treated me differently and I hated them all for it.

The Lap Band made my life miserable. When it was filled, I could not eat until noon without getting stuck. Even then, getting stuck was always a risk. There was a strict diet to follow and you were supposed to be safe from that if you followed it. On top of that, there were rules for how you ate. One standard I saw was not to eat in bites larger than your fingernail. Can you see yourself doing that for a week, let alone years and years?

Getting stuck is a horror you can't imagine. The food lodges in the top of your stomach, blocking off your system. You continue to produce saliva and swallow it down. Slowly, the mucous in your saliva builds up. It feels like you're drowning. Eventually, you have to essentially throw it all up. A disgusting experience (and a mortifying one if you're in public.) The saliva is thick and ropy. This experience is often called "sliming" on the forums.

I became frightened of eating in public. In a way, I became frightened of food altogether. I knew something had to give the day I reacted to someone biting a hamburger in a tv show the way a regular person would react to a killer jumping out in a horror movie. I developed the disgusting and unhealthy habit of chewing and spitting out food. I completely lost my enjoyment of many foods I had previously enjoyed because of how problematic they were (I can no longer enjoy a chicken thigh for example.) I stopped eating meals and began grazing. I developed eating habits worse than the ones that "made me fat"

After 3 years, I had the band emptied of fluid, which significantly decreased, but did not stop, these problems. I regained the weight, and found it didn't bother me. (Along the way I discovered that my discomfort with my body had never been weight related)

I had my band removed after 6.5 years earlier this year. I am in a support group on facebook for victims of this malpractice. There are 5.6 thousand members, each with their own horror stories. Some of them cannot get the band removed because insurance will not cover the procedure, though they happily covered the band's placement. Some have tried to go through with removal but have had surgeons try to coerce them into getting a different weight-loss surgery instead of just removing it. Many have long-term damage from the band eroding the walls of their stomach or esophagus, or from the band adhering to multiple organs. Many of them had the band for 12-14 years, before removal because none of our doctors told us it needs to be removed within 10.

Many practices no longer perform Lap Band surgery and now believe it is unethical. The surgeon who removed my band still performs this surgery regularly.

A study performed in 2011 with 151 lap band patients, found that 22% of patients experienced minor complications and 39% experienced major complications. The person who coerced me into surgery actually experienced major complications and needed an emergency removal.

I experienced no serious complications. Everything I described above is considered normal. And It still drastically lowered my quality of life.

I don't know why I'm sharing this or who I'm sharing it for, but here I am. If you know anyone considering the lap band surgery, don't let them go through with it without knowing the truth. And please be kinder to your body than the medical profession wants you to be.

[anexperimentallife]

EDIT: CRISIS AVERTED, THANK YOU!

Interracial US family w/ disabled autistic dad and toddler needs to get to the US for medical treatment

(New post because the old one was getting LONG with the updates. Details are under the "read more" to save your dash, with updates in the notes.)

TL;DR: If I'm going to live long enough to watch our daughter grow up, we need to get back to the US and get set up in a disability-friendly place where I can use my medical benefits.

Although I was already disabled (autism, adhd, and spine, joint, and head injuries), my health was stable--until four bouts of COVID left me immunocompromised, and utterly destroyed my health (including damage to my heart, blood clots that damaged one eye, neurological and joint issues, etc.), and although we started off fine, we've been hammered with one crisis after another, both medical and financial, that no one could have predicted.

Until we have enough to get back to the US, a chunk of whatever comes in has to go towards medical care that can't be put off, so the sooner we can reach critical mass on that, the better.

If you can help, or reblog, or share the links on other platforms, we'd be grateful!

The "Donate to Little or None" Paypal donation link takes the lowest fees, I think. (Kept the same link from when we were fighting to get our daughter's birth certificate fixed so we could get her citizenship affirmed.)

Then there's Ko-Fi:

And my little sister started a GoFundMe for us!

EDIT: The donation links above still work, but I removed the GoFundMe link.

IF YOU WANT ALL THE DETAILS SEE THE "READ MORE."

(There's more in my "rob gets medical" tag if you want a blow by blow account of how we got to this point over the past few years, but this is the gist.)

HOW IT STARTED:

I moved to the Philippines six years ago, after the deaths of my adult sons, in part to make my disability payments stretch further. Shortly afterwards, I was joined by my now-wife @thesurestthing (also from the US) for what was supposed to be a visit, but which turned into a permanent arrangement.

After I got a contract to license an old story for a mobile game (which tripled our income*), we found out we were having a baby, which was fine, because despite my disabilities (autism, adhd, two spine injuries, traumatic brain injury, a herniated esophagus, joint issues, etc.), my health was stable, and thanks to the contract, we were fine financially as well.

HOW IT STARTED GOING DOWNHILL:

Zoey's pregnancy was complicated, requiring two hospitalizations, and our daughter's birth was complicated, too--requiring a C-Section--which tripled our hospital bill. A few weeks after our daughter was born, the aforementioned contract was canceled without warning. THEN, when we tried to register our daughter's birth with the US embassy, we discovered an error on her birth certificate that left her stateless, and which took nearly two years, all our savings, and a fundraiser (thank you, generous people!) to resolve. Combined with medical expenses, that left us in a lot of debt.

A brief summary of went else wrong (leaving a lot out for brevity's sake):

I got COVID three four times during all this, became immunocompromised, and developed a slew of other medical issues (heart damage, eye damage and temporary facial paralysis from blood clots, persistent infections, a worsening of my joint issues, neurological issues, etc.) as a result of Long Covid.

I've had to be hospitalized a couple of times, undergo surgery, and was on an oxygen machine twice--once for an entire month, while I was bedridden. As of 24 January, 2024, I'm still recovering from my fourth bout of covid, which started at the beginning of October 2023.

There's a lot more, but you get the idea. COVID has completely wrecked my health, including tearing up my immune system.

And yes, I'm as fully vaxxed against COVID as one can be in the Philippines, with all available boosters, but again--I'm immunocompromised, plus they don't have the vax for the newest variant here yet. Zoey is vaxxed, also, and as a result, her bout with covid was extremely mild. El isn't vaxxed yet because they won't give the covid vaccine to kids under five here, but she's been able to share Zoey's antibodies from breast-feeding--which is apparently a thing.

The only way we can see for me to stay alive long enough to watch Eleanor grow up is to get back to where I can use my Medicare and VA benefits**.

WHY SO MUCH MONEY?

First, while we're still here, we need to pay for whatever medical care can't be put off. Plus, since I'm now immunocompromised, we have to get LOTS of vaccinations before we have to spend 24 hours or so in crowded planes and airports.

Second, we're going to be arriving with only what we can carry with us on the plane, and we'll need to get into a place near a VA hospital that I can easily get around in while I'm recovering from surgeries and getting various treatments. We'll need to pick up some secondhand household goods, and some kind of used transportation (because, you know, it's the US, where you kind of need a vehicle to get around).

We'll also need enough on top of my and El's disability payments to get by for a couple of months while Zoey looks for work. And all this is while we're still paying off the debt from the stuff I mentioned above.

So we're figuring that unless we catch some very lucky breaks, it'll probably cost between 20K and 36K altogether.

(We can't simply stay with friends when we get back, because literally every single close friend we have in the US with extra room and who lives close to a VA hospital has cats--to which I have a severe anaphylactic reaction. As in my entire respiratory system shuts down, and I have to be rushed to the ER to keep from dying; this has happened more than once. The only way I can be around cats is if I'm on immunosuppressants, and my immune system is ALREADY compromised, so I CAN'T do that.)

So again, if you can kick in, or reblog, or post our crowdfunding links (or the link to this post) on whatever other platforms you use, we'd appreciate it.

(*When I told social security about it, they said I could keep getting disability, too, because licensing IP rights didn't count as work income, and since it was a Moldavian company, it also fell under a special tax clause for getting paid by a foreign company while living overseas, so no taxes on it, either. )

(**VA benefits--I was a cold warrior in 1980s Germany. It was less than forty years after WWII, there was a lot of sabre-rattling--some of it nuclear--and we were there as a deterrent to prevent in Germany the kind of thing that's happening in Ukraine right now. Disclaimer because I'm tired of people accusing me of "invading" folks in the early 1980s when I was a dumb, heavily propagandized pre-Internet kid fixing generators in Europe. I wouldn't join today even if I could.)

[dathomirdumpsterfire]

For fun, I wanted to think through which organs Darth Maul is actually missing. This gives us clues as to which bodily processes he just doesn't have anymore, which ones he's using sith juju to make up for, and what Talzin or Death Watch might've done for him with the prosthetics. To be fair, humans have about 70 to 80 possible organs systems (don't ask), but who knows what zabrak have, and where they truly are located. We can only guess.

✓ Means he probably has this.

X Means he probably doesn't have this.

O Means he probably only has some.

(Checklist and conclusions below the cut.)

✓ Adrenal glands (above the kidneys)

X Anus

X Appendix

X Bladder

O Bones

O Bone marrow (spongy part of the bone)

✓ Brain

✓ Bronchi (tubes in the lungs)

✓ Diaphragm (muscle of breathing)

✓ Ears

✓ Esophagus

✓ Eyes

✓ Gallbladder

X Genitals

✓ Heart ( 2 of them!)

✓ Hypothalamus (in the brain)

O Joints

✓ Kidneys

O Large intestine

✓ Larynx (voice box)

✓ Liver

✓ Lungs

O Lymph nodes

O Mesentery (Nerves, vessel, & fat storage in gut)

✓ Mouth

✓ Nasal cavity

✓ Nose

✓ Pancreas (hormones/enzymes)

✓ Pineal gland (in the brain- hormone production)

✓ Parathyroid glands (hormones, in the neck)

✓ Pharynx (back of the throat)

✓ Pituitary gland (in the brain, hormones)

X Prostate

X Rectum

✓ Salivary glands

O Skeletal muscles

O Skin

O Small intestine

O Spinal cord

✓ Spleen (big blood filter)

✓ Stomach

✓ Teeth

✓ Thymus gland (immune training, in the chest)

✓ Thyroid (hormones, in the neck)

✓ Trachea

✓ Tongue

O Ureters (Kidney to bladder tubes)

X Urethra

O Ligaments (connect muscles to bones)

O Tendons (connect bones to bones)

✓ Blood cells

✓ Hair (Uhhh... horns? I guess he has eyelashes?)

✓ The vestibular system (of the ear)

X Testes (unless zabrak locate them internally)

✓ Nails

X Vas deferens (testes to genitals tube)

X Seminal vesicles (semen fluid production)

X Bulbourethral glands (makes preejaculate)

X Penis

X Scrotum (if zabrak keep the testes externally)

✓ Parathyroid glands (neck, hormonal)

O Thoracic ducts (Where lymph flows into veins)

O Arteries

O Veins

O Capillaries

O Lymphatic vessels

✓ Tonsils

O Nerves

O Subcutaneous tissue

O Olfactory epithelium (nose)

✓ Cerebellum

Long story short, besides just his legs and genitals, Maul lost most of his digestive and urinary systems.

He actually kept almost all of his life-critical organs, so whatever sith voodoo he was doing to stay alive on Lotho Minor was probably focused on fighting off sepsis (due to the unclean end points of his digestive system. Remember he got cauterized by a lightsaber so assume he had to make... new holes. There may have also been some self-done surgery to reconnect what remained of his large and small intestines.)

The loss of his testes, if he indeed had human typical location for them, could have proven a growing problem, considering that they make 90% of a man's testosterone, and that's needed just to have normal amounts of energy.

The digestive track is also a problem, as the gut microbiome is where a lot of neurochemicals are produced. For example, 95%~ of the body's seratonin is produced in the gut. Lacking huge chunks of his small and large intestine means that Maul had poor absorbtion of nutrients, and probably needed to eat all the time just to get a fraction of the calories and nutrients from his food.

So. He lived on the edge of starvation due to a truncated digestive track, had low energy, mood imbalances like you wouldn't believe, and constant sepsis. I'm sure the acid rain being the only source of fresh water was also just, so helpful.

I assume, by the lack of black veins on him afterward, and (sort of?) stable mood, that talzin might've regrown some of his gut and fixed the end point issues. Later on, Death Watch (being mandalorians) might've given him more robust life support systems that included testosterone replacement and cybernetic genitals. Seems like what they would do for their own people.

Possible lingering complications? I assume he has a VERY weird relationship with food. He had spider legs for twelve years, so bipedal motion probably fails him sometimes. Back pain. Phantom leg pain. Nerve junction issues. Immune system weirdness (from all that missing marrow, and a long stint with sepsis). Issues storing fat. Talzin yoloed his brain back to sane-adjacent, so mental health is... I mean. Yeah. Triggers. Teeth prone to chipping and cavities (from malnutrition and acid water). Possibly goes to the bathroom once a day and urinates like a race horse. Issues with being touched, myriad phobias, and a squirrelly libido.

Did I miss anything?

[wheelie-sick]

Explaining dysphagia

Dysphagia is simultaneously a symptom and a diagnosable condition. Most people think of it (if they think of it at all) as the choking on food disease but in reality it's much more complicated than that.

There are four categories of dysphagia: oropharyngeal, esophageal, esophagogastric, and paraesophageal

only two of those categories (oropharyngeal and esophageal) are commonly used and diagnosed so those are the main two I'll be talking about.

The diagnosis of dysphagia is a fairly complicated process involving a lot of radiological testing and things stuck up your nose and down your throat.

lost the source :(

source

the ICD 10 further divides dysphagia into unspecified, oral phase, oropharyngeal phase, pharyngeal phase, pharyngoesophageal phase, and other dysphagia which includes cervical dysphagia and neurogenic dysphagia

Oropharyngeal dysphagia

Oropharyngeal dysphagia occurs when someone has difficulty initiating a swallow. It's often accompanied by coughing, choking, feeling food stick in the throat, and nasal regurgitation. Other symptoms include frequent repetitive swallows, frequent throat clearing, a gargly voice after meals, hoarse voice, nasal speech and dysarthria, drooling, and recurrent pneumonia.

Oropharyngeal dysphagia is diagnosed with a modified barium swallow and/or a transnasal video endoscopy.

Some of the consequences of oropharyngeal dysphagia include aspiration pneumonia, upper respiratory infections, and weight loss. Common treatment includes rehabilitative swallowing exercises, botox, surgery, and/or a feeding tube.

Esophageal Dysphagia

Esophageal dysphagia is dysphagia where there is a problem with the passage of food or liquids through the esophagus between the upper and lower esophageal sphincter. Esophageal dysphagia is usually a result of abnormal motility in the esophagus or a physical obstruction to the esophagus. Symptoms of esophageal dysphagia vary depending on cause.

Motility: People with esophageal motility disorders will experience problems with swallowing both liquids and solids. Motility disorders consist of abnormal numbers of contractions in the esophagus, abnormal velocity of contractions, abnormal force of contractions, abnormal coordinated timing of contractions, or several of these simultaneously. People with esophageal motility disorders may also experience spasms or chest pain.

Obstruction: People with an esophageal obstruction will have more difficulty swallowing solids than liquids.

Some symptoms of both include pain when swallowing, the inability to swallow, sensation of food being stuck in your throat or chest, drooling, and regurgitation.

Esophageal dysphagia can be diagnosed with a barium swallow, upper endoscopy, esophageal manometry, and an endoFLIP.

Some common treatments for esophageal dysphagia include medication, esophageal dilation, surgery, stent placement, and/or a feeding tube.

Esophagogastric Dysphagia

Esophagogastric dysphagia occurs when there is a problem with material passing from the lower esophageal sphincter into the gastric fundus.

Paraesophageal Dysphagia

Paraesophageal dysphagia occurs when the esophagus is narrowed due to extrinsic compression.

The ICD 10 Classifications

Oral phase - difficulty moving food or liquid to the back of the throat

Oropharyngeal phase - difficulty initiating swallowing

Pharyngeal phase - difficulty swallowing when food or liquid is at the top of the throat

Pharyngoesophageal phase - unable to find information

Other dysphagia- cervical dysphagia (caused by problems with the cervical spine) or neurogenic dysphagia (caused by problems with the central or peripheral nervous system)

Sources

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+ some others I definitely (/sarcasm) didn't lose the link to

[scottishaccentsareawesome]

Before his esophagectomy (surgery on his esophagus), Ice made an audio recording of himself saying “I love you, Maverick”, so Maverick would never forget what it sounded like when he said it.

[gastro-delhi]

Cancer Surgeon in Delhi

Dr. Neeraj Goel GI Surgery / GI Oncology

He is the first GI Surgeon in East Delhi & adjoining NCR to start full-fledged GI Surgical Services at Pushpanjali Crosslay Hospital (now Max Hospital, Vaishali). Presently he is working as Clinical Lead & Senior Consultant GI Oncology, GI and HPB Surgery at Dharamshila Narayana Superspeciality Hospital, Delhi.

Dr. Neeraj Goel

(MS, MCh(GI Surgery), Sr. Consultant GI Oncology & GI Surgery)

Dr. Neeraj Goel is the first GI Surgeon in East Delhi & adjoining NCR to provide comprehensive GI surgical and GI Oncologic care. He is trained in GI Surgery from coveted GB Pant Hospital. He has also done his fellowship in HPB Surgery from South Korea. He performs all kind of laparoscopic GI surgical procedures.

Professional Qualifications

Dr. Neeraj Goel started his medical professional journey from University College Medical Science. He did his post graduation (MS) from Hardinge Medical College. He has done his postdoctoral degree(MCh) in GI Surgery from GB Pant Hospital.

Dr. Neeraj Goel is associated with Dharamshila Narayana Superspeciality Hospital for the admissions and the operative facilities. With state of the art facilitites at Dharamshila Narayana Superspeciality Hospital, He is the only doctor in East Delhi & adjoining NCR to provide comprehensive(both open and laparoscopic) advanced Gastrointestional Procedures.

“Best quality of Dr. Neeraj is the time he devoted with patient without compelling the patients to undergo through unnecessary tests. Best GI surgeon for sure.�� — Pankaj Goel

Stomach Cancer

Stomach Cancer is one of the malignancies which remain difficult to treat as it spreads fast. So it becomes important that we are aware of it and respond at the earliest.

Liver Disorders

Liver disorders are the diseases of liver. Liver is a vital organ and performs several necessary functions. The liver diseases may be mild, moderateor severe.

Gallstones

Gallstone is not an uncommon problem and with the availability of the ultrasonography the diagnosis is increasing, so does the number of gallbladder stone surgeries.

Pancreatic Diseases

Pancreas is a vital organ and performs both the exocrine and endocrine functions. Pancreas may have several diseases. There are various causes of pancreatic diseases.

Large & Small Intestine

Laparoscopic colorectal surgery is the procedure used to manage the diseases related to colon and rectum. The surgery is performed when the non-invasive methods.

Esophagus

Esophagus or foodpipe is the initial digestive tract organ which trasports chewed food to stomach and beyond. It can be involved in many disorders such as esophageal.

Contact Information: Name: Gastro Delhi Address: D-1, Hakikat Rai Rd, Block D, Adarsh Nagar, Delhi, 110033 Phone: +91–9667365169, +91–9599294453 Website: www.gastrodelhi.com

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