Cancer surgery in Delhi at Liver Surgeons is focused, high-volume surgical oncology for cancers of the digestive system. Rather than trying to treat every cancer, the practice concentrates on HPB cancer surgery in Delhi (liver, pancreas, bile duct and gallbladder) and GI cancer surgery in Delhi (stomach and colorectal). This focus is deliberate: outcomes in complex cancer surgery are strongly tied to how many cases a surgeon performs, and concentrating on one area is what builds genuine expertise.
All surgical oncology in Delhi here is led by Dr. Ashish George, a specialist liver transplant, HPB and GI cancer surgeon at Fortis Hospital, Shalimar Bagh, with 15 or more years of experience, 500 or more complex cancer resections, and membership of the International Hepato-Pancreato-Biliary Association (IHPBA). Every case is planned around a single principle: balance radical, complete tumour removal with preserving as much function and quality of life as possible.
Focused HPB and GI cancer surgery in Delhi for complex digestive-system cancers.
As a focused cancer surgery specialist in Delhi, Dr. George treats the following cancers. Each has a dedicated page with full detail on the procedure, candidacy and recovery.
| Cancer | Main Surgery | Learn More |
|---|---|---|
| Liver cancer (HCC, metastases) | Hepatectomy / liver resection, ablation | Liver Cancer Surgery |
| Bile duct cancer (cholangiocarcinoma) | Klatskin and radical bile duct resection | Bile Duct Cancer Surgery |
| Gallbladder cancer | Radical cholecystectomy with lymphadenectomy | Gallbladder Cancer Surgery |
| Pancreatic cancer | Whipple procedure, distal pancreatectomy | Pancreatic Cancer Surgery |
| Stomach cancer | Gastrectomy with lymph node dissection | Stomach Cancer Surgery |
| Colon and colorectal cancer | Colectomy, sphincter-preserving rectal resection | Colorectal Cancer Surgery |
The core of the practice is HPB cancer surgery in Delhi, meaning cancers of the liver, pancreas, bile duct and gallbladder. These are among the most technically demanding operations in all of surgery, often involving major blood vessels and complex reconstruction. As a dedicated HPB cancer surgeon in Delhi, Dr. George offers the full range, from standard resections to advanced procedures that other centres decline.
Alongside HPB work, Dr. George performs GI cancer surgery in Delhi for stomach and colorectal cancers. As a GI cancer surgeon in Delhi, he uses laparoscopic and robotic approaches wherever the tumour allows, which reduces pain and speeds recovery, and open surgery where that gives the safest complete clearance.
For suitable tumours, minimally invasive surgery offers less pain, lower blood loss and faster recovery than open surgery. Our Delhi centre is equipped for advanced cancer surgery in Delhi using the Da Vinci Xi robotic system, and patients researching the best robotic cancer surgery hospital in Delhi will find the full technology set here:
Not every cancer suits a robotic or keyhole approach, and the honest judgement of when open surgery is safer is part of what defines a genuine specialist. For liver-specific keyhole options, see our minimal access liver surgery page.
Minimal Access Liver Surgery in Delhi | Robotic HPB Surgery in Delhi
A cancer operation is often the single most important treatment a patient will have, and the choice of surgeon strongly affects the result. When choosing a cancer surgeon in Delhi, or searching for the best cancer surgeon in Delhi, the best surgical oncologist in Delhi, or the best cancer surgeon specialist in Delhi, consider:
Dr. Ashish George is among the leading HPB and GI cancer surgeons in Delhi, with more than 15 years of experience, over 500 complex cancer resections, IHPBA membership, and international training in robotic and laparoscopic oncology. Patients searching for a best cancer surgeon doctor in Delhi or a cancer surgery specialist in Delhi for a digestive-system cancer are referred to his team from across Delhi NCR, North India and abroad.
As a high-volume cancer surgery hospital in Delhi, Fortis Shalimar Bagh offers dedicated surgical oncology ICUs, hybrid operating theatres, robotic and 3D planning technology, and a full multidisciplinary tumour board. For patients seeking the best hospital for cancer surgery in Delhi for a liver, pancreas, bile duct, gallbladder, stomach or colorectal tumour, this combination of subspecialist skill and complete infrastructure is what sets the centre apart.
Our centre at Fortis Hospital, Shalimar Bagh serves patients across the capital region. Whether you are searching for a cancer surgery hospital in Delhi NCR or a cancer surgery hospital in central Delhi, Shalimar Bagh in North West Delhi is well connected by road and metro and draws patients from Delhi, Gurugram, Noida, Ghaziabad, Faridabad and beyond. Patients travelling from other states are supported with transport coordination and remote pre-consultation.
A cancer surgery second opinion in Delhi is worthwhile whenever a major operation is being planned, and especially if you have been told a tumour is inoperable. In HPB and GI cancer, tumours declared inoperable at a general centre can sometimes be removed with vascular reconstruction, advanced resection, or after downstaging chemotherapy. A specialist review of your imaging and pathology gives you a clear, honest answer before you commit to surgery.
Delhi is one of Asia's established destinations for cancer surgery, combining high case volume with costs typically 60 to 75 percent lower than comparable procedures in the United Kingdom, United States, or Australia. For patients travelling to Dr. George's practice:
Whether you have a new diagnosis, a tumour declared inoperable elsewhere, or a referral for complex surgery, our Delhi team offers focused HPB and GI cancer surgery in Delhi from a single specialist backed by a full tumour board.Book a consultation with Dr. Ashish George at Fortis Hospital, Shalimar Bagh.
The practice focuses on HPB and GI cancers: liver, pancreas, bile duct, gallbladder, stomach and colorectal. This focus is deliberate, because outcomes in complex cancer surgery depend heavily on how many cases of a specific type the surgeon performs. For cancers outside this scope, we can help direct you to the right specialist.
The most important factors are focused experience in your specific cancer type, a high annual case volume, a multidisciplinary tumour board, and the ability to offer robotic, laparoscopic and open surgery so the approach fits the tumour. Beware of any surgeon who claims to be the best at everything.
For suitable tumours, robotic and laparoscopic surgery offers less pain, lower blood loss and faster recovery. But some tumours, particularly large or vessel-involving cancers, are removed more safely and completely by open surgery. The right answer depends on your specific tumour, which is assessed with CT and MRI before surgery.
Yes, and it is often worthwhile. HPB and GI tumours declared inoperable at a general centre can sometimes be removed with vascular reconstruction, advanced resection or after downstaging chemotherapy. A cancer surgery second opinion in Delhi with imaging review can change the plan.
It depends on the operation. After minimally invasive (laparoscopic or robotic) surgery most patients resume normal activity in 4 to 6 weeks. Open surgery may take 8 to 12 weeks. Our Delhi team uses Enhanced Recovery Protocols with physiotherapy and nutrition support to speed healing.
Yes. Follow-up includes regular imaging to monitor for recurrence, oncology review for adjuvant chemotherapy or radiation where needed, and nutritional support. Every case is managed by a multidisciplinary team, not by the surgeon alone.
Our centre offers all-inclusive, transparent surgical packages with no hidden charges. Costs are substantially lower than in Western countries. Exact figures depend on the procedure and are shared clearly before any commitment.