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54-year-old Abdus Samad from West Bengal, who had a history of severe jaundice and bile duct cancer, was referred to Mpal Hospitals, Old Airport Road, for further treatment.The patient was managed by an expert interdisciplinary team headed by Dr Goutham Kumar Mehta, Consultant - Hepatobiliary Surgery, Liver Transplantation Surgery, and Dr Reddi Prasad Yadavalli, Consultant - Interventional Radiology, Mpal Hospitals, Old Airport Road." Abdus Samad came in with very high jaundice and we had to make some diversions from outside by a procedure known as percutaneous trans-hepatic biliary drainage to reduce his jaundice," said Dr Goutham Kumar Mehta, who is a proud recipient of the International Scholar Award by the International Liver Transplant Society in 2018 for liver cancer research at Stanford University, USAAs a pioneer in healthcare, Mpal Hospitals is among the largest hospital networks in India, serving over two million patients annually. It focuses on developing an affordable tertiary care multispecialty healthcare framework through its entire multispecialty delivery spectrum, also extending it to homecare.Surgery is the first-line curative therapy in such cancers. With the vast experience to have dealt with such complicated liver cases, Mpal hospital's team of doctors successfully completed an eight-hour long procedure."The common bile duct is a critical junction as all the blood circulation and drainage of the liver happen through that area. If cancer develops in that area, it increases the complexity of the surgery to be performed," explained Dr Goutham Kumar.Bile duct cancer, or cholangiocarcinoma, is a rare, aggressive, and malignant disease that has a mere 20 per cent chance of survival in a five-year span-and that for those who are diagnosed at an early stage."This case was particularly challenging because cancer had involved the portal vein, which is a main blood supply to the liver. And it required removal and complex reconstruction of the portal vein," stated Dr Goutham Kumar about the procedure.The most common symptoms of bile duct cancer include jaundice, itchy skin, white-colored stool, abdominal pain, weight loss, and excess fatigue. Some of the most risk factors include older age and smoking.It requires an interdisciplinary team that includes Interventional Radiologist, Medical Oncologist, Radiation Oncologist, and surgeon."Mpal Hospitals at Old Airport Road is a state-of-the-art liver center that takes care of liver cancer patients and we have planned and performed complicated cases even during the ongoing pandemic. Any delay in cancer management can have serious consequences; hence, we urge patients not to delay critical treatment and to use Mpal Hospital's advanced cancer technology with its experienced interdisciplinary team," said Dr. Goutham Kumar on being asked about COVID-19 posing complications owing to delayed treatment in cancer patients.This story is provided by PRNewswire. will not be responsible in any way for the content of this article. (/PRNewswire)( With inputs from ANI )Disclaimer: This post has been auto-published from an agency feed without any modifications to the text and has not been reviewed by an editor

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