The gallbladder is a small organ located beneath the liver that stores and releases bile to help digest fats. In some cases, abnormal growths or gallbladder cancer may develop, requiring specialised surgical treatment. Early and accurate management is important to prevent the spread of disease and improve treatment outcomes.
Laparoscopic Radical Cholecystectomy in Vasant Kunj is an advanced minimally invasive surgical procedure performed to treat selected cases of gallbladder cancer and complex gallbladder tumours. This procedure involves removal of the gallbladder along with surrounding liver tissue and nearby lymph nodes when required.
Dr. Sanjay Verma provides expert evaluation and advanced laparoscopic surgical care for patients requiring complex gallbladder procedures with a focus on precision, safety, and personalised treatment.
Laparoscopic Radical Cholecystectomy is an advanced surgical procedure used mainly for the treatment of gallbladder cancer. Unlike a simple gallbladder removal surgery, this procedure involves removing additional surrounding tissues to ensure complete removal of cancerous cells.
The surgery may include removal of:
The laparoscopic approach uses small abdominal incisions and a camera-assisted technique to perform the surgery with improved visualisation and reduced surgical trauma.
A radical cholecystectomy is usually recommended when gallbladder cancer is detected at a stage where surgical removal can help control the disease.
Common conditions requiring this procedure include:
The treatment plan depends on cancer stage, tumour location, and the patient’s overall health.
Gallbladder cancer may not show clear symptoms in the early stages. As the disease progresses, symptoms may include:
Persistent gallbladder-related symptoms require proper medical evaluation.
Laparoscopic Radical Cholecystectomy in Vasant Kunj may be recommended for carefully selected patients with:
Before surgery, patients may undergo:
These investigations help determine the extent of disease and create an effective surgical plan.
The procedure generally involves the following steps:
The patient undergoes detailed evaluation to confirm diagnosis, assess cancer spread, and plan surgery.
The surgery is performed under general anaesthesia to ensure patient comfort.
The surgeon makes small abdominal openings to insert a laparoscope and specialised instruments.
The gallbladder is carefully separated and removed along with the required surrounding tissues.
A small portion of liver tissue adjacent to the gallbladder and nearby lymph nodes may be removed to achieve complete cancer clearance.
After surgery, the patient is monitored for healing, pain management, and recovery progress.
For suitable patients, the laparoscopic approach may provide several benefits, including:
The success of surgery depends on cancer stage, tumour characteristics, and overall patient condition.
Recovery after Laparoscopic Radical Cholecystectomy varies depending on the extent of surgery and individual health factors.
Post-operative care may include:
A healthy lifestyle and regular medical monitoring are important after surgery.
Dr. Sanjay Verma provides advanced gastrointestinal and hepatobiliary surgical care with expertise in complex laparoscopic procedures. His approach focuses on accurate diagnosis, advanced techniques, and personalised patient management.
Reasons to choose Dr. Sanjay Verma include:
Laparoscopic Radical Cholecystectomy is a minimally invasive surgery used mainly for gallbladder cancer, involving removal of the gallbladder, nearby liver tissue, and lymph nodes.
A simple cholecystectomy removes only the gallbladder, while radical cholecystectomy removes additional surrounding tissues to treat cancer effectively.
For selected patients, laparoscopic radical cholecystectomy can be performed safely by experienced surgeons.
Recovery depends on the extent of surgery and patient health, but minimally invasive procedures generally allow faster recovery.
In suitable cases, surgery offers the best chance of removing cancer and improving long-term outcomes.
For expert Laparoscopic Radical Cholecystectomy in Vasant Kunj, consult Dr. Sanjay Verma for advanced gallbladder cancer surgery and personalised care.
To qualify for surgery patients one must weigh 30 kgs more than their ideal body weight, or have a Body Mass Index greater than 37 without associated Diabetes / Hypertension or more than 32 with associated co morbidities. However, patients who weigh less than this may be considered for surgery as per new IDF (International Diabetes Federation) guidelines for Asians.
Candidate must have diagnosed type II Diabetes Mellitus which is not controlled with medicines and lifestyle changes, there is evidence of organ damage in the form of neuropathy or kidney disease, there must be sufficient insulin reserves on Investigations.
Today pre mature death rates are increased by 200% for men and women who are significantly overweight. Obesity causes or increases the risks of many diseases e.g. Diabetes, high BP, heart disease, joint pains etc
Mild form of obesity can be treated with Diet, Exercise & Medication, however for people who are severely obese after conventional approaches to weight loss such as diet and exercise – have failed, or for patients who have obesity – related disease, surgery may be the best treatment option.
The Results of bariatric surgery are long term, studies performed at various bariatric surgical centers concluded that after Bariatric surgery most of the individuals suffering from morbid obesity can maintain more than 50 % of the excess weight loss and among these individuals almost 80 % of those who are suffering from super super morbid obesity are able to achieve more than 50 % of the excess weight loss.
You could start your office/desk work after 3 days of surgery. If your job involves heavy lifting you may need to wait longer, possibly a week, though different patients behave differently post operatively.