Gastroenterology • Liver • Pancreas • GI Surgery
Conditions & Treatments
Comprehensive care for liver, gallbladder, pancreas and digestive disorders—ranging from medical management to advanced laparoscopic and open surgery, including liver transplant evaluation.
Key conditions treated
If you have persistent abdominal pain, jaundice, vomiting, blood in stools, weight loss, or long-standing acidity, timely evaluation can prevent complications.
Fatty liver (NAFLD/NASH)
Assessment of liver health, fibrosis risk and lifestyle/medical plan.
Hepatitis (B/C) & jaundice
Work-up, staging and treatment planning with long-term monitoring.
Cirrhosis & portal hypertension
Management of complications and transplant evaluation when needed.
Ascites & liver failure
Cause identification, optimisation of medicines and procedural care.
Gallbladder stones & bile duct stones
Evaluation and minimally invasive surgical options where indicated.
Pancreatitis & pancreatic cysts
Acute and chronic pancreatitis care, imaging review and treatment.
GI bleeding & anaemia work-up
Finding the source and planning definitive treatment.
GI cancers
Liver, gallbladder, pancreas, stomach, colon and rectal cancers—multidisciplinary surgical care.
Treatments & procedures
A tailored plan is created after clinical evaluation and review of investigations. Procedures are recommended only when they add clear benefit.
Liver transplant evaluation
Pre-transplant assessment, optimisation and counselling for patients and families.
Hepatobiliary surgery
Liver, bile duct and gallbladder surgery for benign and cancer conditions.
Pancreatic surgery
Surgery for pancreatic tumours, cysts and complex pancreatitis cases.
GI cancer surgery
Stomach, colon and rectal cancer surgery with evidence-based planning.
Advanced laparoscopic surgery
Minimally invasive options for faster recovery when appropriate.
General GI surgery
Hernia, fistula, piles and other abdominal surgical conditions.
How care is planned
Every patient’s situation is different. The goal is accurate diagnosis, clear explanation and a step-by-step plan that prioritises safety and outcomes.
“Please bring previous reports, imaging CDs and a list of current medicines for the most effective consultation.”