Bile duct injuries, often caused by gallbladder surgery (cholecystectomy), infections, or trauma, can lead to severe complications like jaundice, leaks, or strictures. At Liver Surgeons, Delhi’s leading center, we offer life-restoring solutions for:
Specialized Hepaticojejunostomy, Biliary Stricture Repair, and ERCP Failure Management with 90% Success Rates
Ms. Patel’s Triumph Over Biliary Strictures:
“Chronic strictures caused relentless itching and liver damage. Dr. George’s biliary stricture reconstruction gave me a new lease on life!”
Mr. Sharma’s Recovery from Post-Cholecystectomy Injury:
“A bile duct injury during gallbladder surgery left me with jaundice and infections. Dr. Ashish George’s team in Delhi performed a Roux-en-Y hepaticojejunostomy. I’m now pain-free and healthy!”
Most patients resume normal activities in 4–6 weeks. Dr. George’s Delhi team uses Enhanced Recovery Protocols to minimize downtime.
In rare cases, repeat ERCP may help, but surgical reconstruction is often the definitive solution for durable results.
No! Most are benign biliary strictures caused by surgery, inflammation, or stones. We confirm diagnoses with biopsies and imaging.
Cutting-edge technology, skilled surgeons like Dr. Ashish George, and affordable care position Delhi as India’s leader in biliary reconstruction.
While rare, risks include infection, bile leakage, or stricture recurrence. Dr. Ashish George’s expertise in hepaticojejunostomy surgery and advanced intraoperative imaging in Delhi minimizes these risks.
Persistent jaundice, abdominal pain, fever, or unexplained weight loss after gallbladder surgery warrant evaluation. Early intervention by Dr. George’s team prevents liver damage.
Minor leaks may resolve with stents or ERCP, but complex injuries or benign biliary strictures often require surgical reconstruction for lasting results.
Most repairs, like Roux-en-Y hepaticojejunostomy, offer lifelong results. Regular follow-ups at our Delhi center ensure long-term patency and liver health.