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Robotic surgery minimizes damage to surrounding tissues and speeds up patient recovery by offering enhanced visualization and dexterity.
Effectively removes complex tumors and directly delivers chemotherapy, destroying residual cancer cells and improving patient survival chances.
Liver cancer involves the growth of malignant cells in the liver, often linked to chronic liver diseases or hepatitis.
Pancreatic cancer is the growth of harmful cells in the pancreas, often found late and linked to smoking and chronic pancreatitis.
Esophageal cancer is the formation of malignant cells in the esophagus, often related to acid reflux and smoking.
Gallbladder cancer involves the growth of malignant cells in the gallbladder, often linked to gallstones and chronic inflammation.
Stomach cancer is the development of malignant cells in the stomach lining, often associated with chronic infection and dietary factors.
Colon cancer is the growth of malignant cells in the colon, often linked to factors like diet, age, and genetics.
Rectal cancer involves the formation of malignant cells in the rectum, commonly associated with lifestyle factors and genetic predispositions.
Robotic surgery minimizes damage to surrounding tissues and speeds up patient recovery by offering enhanced visualization and dexterity.
Effectively removes complex tumors and directly delivers chemotherapy, destroying residual cancer cells and improving patient survival chances.
Liver cancer involves the growth of malignant cells in the liver, often linked to chronic liver diseases or hepatitis.
Pancreatic cancer is the growth of harmful cells in the pancreas, often found late and linked to smoking and chronic pancreatitis.
Esophageal cancer is the formation of malignant cells in the esophagus, often related to acid reflux and smoking.
Gallbladder cancer involves the growth of malignant cells in the gallbladder, often linked to gallstones and chronic inflammation.
Stomach cancer is the development of malignant cells in the stomach lining, often associated with chronic infection and dietary factors.
Colon cancer is the growth of malignant cells in the colon, often linked to factors like diet, age, and genetics.
Rectal cancer involves the formation of malignant cells in the rectum, commonly associated with lifestyle factors and genetic predispositions.
