Esophageal Cancer - What happen when food pipe is removed during surgery? | Dr. Vinay - Oncologist
During esophagectomy, the surgeon removes the portion of your esophagus that contains the cancer, along with a portion of the upper part of your stomach, and nearby lymph nodes.
The remaining esophagus is reconnected to your stomach. Usually this is done by pulling the stomach up to meet the remaining esophagus.
If the cancer has not yet spread far beyond the esophagus, removing the esophagus (and nearby lymph nodes) may cure the cancer.
Dr. Vinay Samuel Gaikwad (Director -Surgical Oncology @ CK Birla Hospital) is a profound doctor with vast experience of more than 14 years in the field of Surgical Oncology and has been trained from Tata Memorial Hospital, Mumbai & MSKCC, New York, currently associated with Paras Cancer Centre-Paras Hospital - Gurgaon, India. He has an expertise in highly specialized Minimally Invasive Cancer Surgeries such as surgeries of the Colon, Rectum, Stomach, Esophagus, Pancreas, Liver & Gall Bladder. He also performs most advanced cancer surgeries like #HIPEC & #PIPAC procedures and has operated more than 50 such cases till now. Dr. Gaikwad continually strives to deliver superior outcomes while remaining patient-centered.
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