Liver resection refers to the surgical method of removing either all or a small portion of the liver with the tumors. The procedure is also known as a hepatectomy, either complete or partial. Partial hepatectomy is surgery to remove part of the liver.

This procedure is useful for treating tumors as well as other pancreatic disorders, of the intestine and bile duct. Whipple surgery is the most often used operation to successfully treat pancreatic cancer, which is confined to the head portion of the pancreas.

CABG or Coronary Artery Bypass Grafting refers to a type of surgical procedure that improves the flow of blood to the heart.

HIPEC or Hyperthermic intraperitoneal chemotherapy is the procedure of heating chemotherapy medications and delivering directly them into the abdominal cavity during surgery.

The ECMO is a machine that mimics the functions of the heart and lungs. It is predominantly used during open-heart surgeries at Max hospital, India, where our doctors bypass the function of the organs to the machine while repairing it.

Transarterial chemoembolization (TACE) is a specific type of chemoembolization which blocks the hepatic artery in order to treat liver cancer. This treatment is known as palliative treatment for HCC , Hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC), most common type of primary liver cancer.

Uro Oncology is a subdivision of urology that treats cancers or tumors of the urinary systems. Some of the cancers under Uro-oncology include kidney cancer, bladder cancer, adrenal cancer, testicular cancer, pelvis cancer, prostate cancer, and penile cancer.

Cardiac surgery refers to any surgical proceedings undertaken to repair heart-related disorders. Surgery of valve replacement is meant for treating disorders related to the heart valve. The disease may involve one or more of the four heart valves where they do not work correctly.