Colorectal cancer surgery removes cancerous growths in the colon, rectum, or anus while preserving bowel function and quality of life. At Liver Surgeons, Delhi’s premier colorectal center, we offer:
Specialized Colectomy, Low Anterior Resection, and Laparoscopic Techniques with 70% 5-Year Survival Rates
Accuracy in tumor staging with our multimodal approach
Plans sphincter-preserving surgeries with millimeter precision
Ensures complete tumor removal and blood flow to anastomosis
Enhanced precision for complex rectal cancer cases
Accurate margin assessment during surgery
Successful colorectal surgeries performed
5-year survival for Stage II/III colorectal cancer
Ostomy reversal rate in temporary cases
Sphincter preservation in low rectal cancers
Mrs. Sharma’s Sphincter-Preserving Journey:
“A low rectal tumor threatened permanent colostomy. Dr. Ashish George’s Delhi team performed robotic TAMIS, saving my sphincter. I’m now cancer-free and living normally!”
Mr. Kapoor’s Lynch Syndrome Victory:
“Genetic testing revealed Lynch syndrome. Dr. George’s prophylactic colectomy and surveillance plan have kept me cancer-free for 5 years!”
Most patients resume normal activities in 2–4 weeks, with full recovery in 6 weeks.
Only for very low rectal tumors. Dr. Ashish George’s Delhi team prioritizes sphincter-preserving techniques, achieving a 90% ostomy reversal rate in temporary cases.
A hereditary condition increasing colorectal/endometrial cancer risk. We offer genetic testing, prophylactic Surgery, and lifetime surveillance to manage risks.
Yes, but regular colonoscopies and CEA blood tests detect recurrence early. Our Delhi center’s follow-up protocols reduce relapse risks by 40%.
Laparoscopic colon surgery uses small incisions and a camera-guided approach, offering:
• Faster recovery (2–4 weeks vs. 6–8 weeks for open Surgery).
• Less pain and lower infection risk.
• Better cosmetic results.
Dr. Ashish George’s Delhi team prioritizes laparoscopy for eligible patients, achieving 90% success rates in early-stage cancers.
Post-surgery diets focus on easy digestion and avoiding blockages:
• Soft, low-fiber foods (mashed potatoes, yogurt) for the first 4–6 weeks.
• Hydration and probiotics to restore gut health.
• Ostomy patients: Avoid gas-producing foods (beans, carbonated drinks).
Our Delhi nutritionists tailor plans to your needs.
Lynch syndrome surgery may involve:
• Prophylactic colectomy: Preemptive colon removal for high-risk patients.
• Regular surveillance: Colonoscopies every 1–2 years to detect early tumors.
Dr. Ashish George combines genetic counseling and minimally invasive techniques to reduce cancer risks while preserving quality of life.
Absolutely! With proper ostomy care:
• Modern pouching systems are discreet and leak-proof.
• Skin protection creams prevent irritation.