saivedanthospitals@gmail.com
2nd & 3rd Floor, Saivedanthospitals, Undri
+91 9719712400
saivedanthospitals@gmail.com
2nd & 3rd Floor, Saivedanthospitals, Undri
+91 9719712400
At Sai Vedant Multi-Speciality Hospital, we take on some of the toughest cancers out there — the ones that strike the liver, pancreas, gallbladder, and bile ducts. These are called hepato pancreato biliary (HPB) cancers. They’re complicated, and you need a team that knows what they’re doing to spot them early and treat them right.Getting a diagnosis like this is scary. We get that. That’s why our team guides you on every step.
Dr. Lalit Banswal leads our surgical oncology team, and they’ve seen it all — bile duct tumors, liver cancers, tricky pancreatic growths.
We don’t predict. From scans and blood tests to biopsies, our specialists first get the full picture before making a move. This way, your treatment plan isn’t just standard — it’s built around you.
HPB cancers aren’t simple, so we don’t treat them with a one-size-fits-all plan. Our surgeons, oncologists, radiologists, and support teams work together, making sure you get coordinated, seamless care from the day you walk in all the way through recovery.
We know these aren’t just medical problems — they turn your world upside down. We focus on your comfort and dignity, offering clear consultations, emotional support, and palliative care when you need it.
HPB cancer is the term for cancers that start in the liver, pancreas, bile ducts, or gallbladder. Here’s what’s included:
– Bile duct cancer (cholangiocarcinoma) — cancer in the bile ducts.
– Pancreatic cancer that blocks bile flow.
– Liver cancers that affect liver cells or nearby ducts.
These organs are all linked, so when the cancer is present in one, it can disorder with how the others work too.
Symptoms depend on where the tumor is and how advanced things are. Some of the most common signs include:
– Jaundice (yellow skin and eyes)
– Pain in the upper right side of your belly
– Itchy skin and dark urine
– Weight loss and feeling tired all the time
– Loss of appetite
– Pale or clay-colored stools, digestive problems
– Nausea or unexplained tiredness
If these things stick around or don’t make sense, don’t wait. See an HPB specialist as soon as you can.
We don’t just check off a list. Your treatment options depend on the type of cancer, how far it has spread, your health, and what we learn from your tests. Here’s what we do for HPB cancer patients at Sai Vedant:
Surgery is always the best hope for a cure when it’s an option. This might include:
– Bile duct surgery, where we take out part of the bile duct and connect it to your intestine
– Liver surgery, where we remove part of your liver
– Whipple procedure for some cancers of the pancreas or bile duct
– Lymph node removal and removal of surrounding tissue as needed
In some cases, we recommend chemo or radiation therapy before or after surgery to shrink the tumor or make it less likely to come back.
When surgery isn’t an option, we turn to targeted therapies, insert stents to keep bile flowing, and concentrate on palliative care to make you feel better and maintain your quality of life.
You don’t have to go through this alone. Our team integrates all aspects of your treatment – surgery, medicine, and support – to give you the best possible outcome.
Dr. Lalit Bansiwal is an expert medical professional with great understanding in patient-centric treatment and vast experience in cancer treatment. He studies each case and plans a complete personalized chemotherapy treatment with maximum effectiveness and minimum side effects.
Under his leadership, patients benefit from authentic, principled, and compassionate treatment for their cancer in Sai Vedant Hospital.
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Therefore, if you or your loved one is recommended a course of chemotherapy, expert advice can work wonders. Contact Sai Vedant Hospital today for reliable and caring chemotherapy treatment in accordance with your requirements.
It’s the medical name for cancers of the liver, pancreas, bile ducts, and gallbladder.
You may have jaundice, abdominal pain, itchy skin, dark urine, weight loss, and light-colored stools.
We usually combine physical examination, imaging studies such as CT/MRI scans, blood tests, and sometimes biopsies to determine what’s happening.
It depends on the extent and type of cancer, but surgery is often the first option. We may also use chemo, radiation, and/or targeted therapies.
You need an HPB cancer specialist surgeon, someone who has in-depth knowledge of liver, bile duct, and pancreatic cancers. Dr. Lalit Banswal of Sai Vedant is the right person to contact.
Yes. Even if your HPB cancer is in its advanced stages, we can still make you comfortable with a combination of chemo, targeted therapy, and supportive care.