Surgery of the liver, bile duct, and pancreas is known as hepatobiliary surgery. The main tumours of the liver, including cholangiocarcinoma, hepatocellular carcinoma, and sarcomas, are some of the fundamental issues of the liver that the hepatobiliary surgeon tackles. A large organ like the liver can develop metastatic malignancies from other tissues like the colon. The bile ducts may potentially be affected by cholangiocarcinoma. The cancer adenocarcinoma is the main issue with the pancreas. Different forms of surgery will be performed for therapy depending on where the pancreatic cancer is located. Depending on the location and size of the tumour, liver issues are most usually addressed by removing the affected portion of the liver. This operation can involve removing the entire tumour, only a portion of it, or performing a partial hepatectomy, which requires removing a portion of the liver. The liver's unique ability to regenerate is one of its greatest features. To maintain good health, we only require 25 to 30 per cent of the typical liver. The sort of liver you have determines this. Some people have cirrhosis, therefore the doctors must make several calculations to estimate how much of the liver must be removed for you to live a healthy life.
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