Liver Cancer & Liver Tumour Surgery in Noida
Not every liver tumour needs surgery — but the ones that do need a surgeon who operates on the liver every week. Dr Manoj Gupta performs laparoscopic, robotic and open liver resections for hepatocellular carcinoma, secondary (metastatic) cancer and large benign tumours, backed by transplant as a fall-back option.
Do these symptoms sound familiar?
- A liver mass found on ultrasound or CT
- Hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC) in a cirrhotic or hepatitis B liver
- Colorectal cancer that has spread to the liver
- Large hemangioma, adenoma or focal nodular hyperplasia with symptoms
- Raised AFP or unexplained weight loss
When not to wait
Go to the hospital emergency or call +91 98180 40155 the same day if you have:
- Severe pain that does not settle in a few hours
- Fever with abdominal pain, or vomiting that won't stop
- Yellow eyes, dark urine or black stool
- A swelling that cannot be pushed back
How Dr Gupta treats it
- Multidisciplinary tumour board review with oncology and radiology
- Laparoscopic or robotic liver resection for suitable tumours — smaller scars, faster recovery
- Major open hepatectomy with portal vein embolisation when a large volume must be removed
- TACE, ablation or transplant for tumours that cannot be resected
Liver Cancer & Tumour Surgery at a glance
Typical figures for an uncomplicated case; Dr Gupta will give you numbers for your own situation.
What to expect, step by step
Consultation
Reports reviewed on screen, examination, honest advice on whether surgery is needed.
Tests & fitness
Ultrasound/CT/MRI as needed, blood tests, anaesthesia check, insurance pre-approval.
Surgery
Laparoscopic, robotic or open at Yatharth Hospital, Greater Noida. Family briefed immediately after.
Recovery & follow-up
Early walking and eating, discharge plan, follow-up at the hospital, the Indirapuram clinic or by video.
Why choose Dr Manoj Gupta for liver cancer & tumour surgery in Noida
- Transplant-level expertise in liver anatomy and blood-loss control
- Robotic liver surgery available at Yatharth, Greater Noida
- Every option — resection, ablation, transplant — under one surgeon
Searching for "liver cancer surgeon Noida" or "liver tumor surgery Delhi NCR"? Dr Gupta consults at Yatharth Super Speciality Hospital, Greater Noida and at his Indirapuram clinic in the evening — convenient for patients from Noida, Ghaziabad, East Delhi, and from Meerut, Bulandshahr, Hapur, Muzaffarnagar and Roorkee by expressway.
Why choose Dr Manoj Gupta for liver cancer & tumour surgery
- Senior Director & Head of Robotic and Laparoscopic GI Surgery at Yatharth Super Speciality Hospital — full robotic suite, liver ICU and 24×7 emergency team.
- Trained where the difficult cases go: DNB in GI Surgery at Sir Ganga Ram Hospital, liver transplant fellowships at Apollo and Ganga Ram.
- 500+ liver transplants — the bleeding control and bile-duct skills that make every abdominal operation safer.
- Straight answers. Dr Gupta reviews your scans himself and only recommends surgery when it will help.
Patient stories
International PatientFrom Somalia at 70: major liver tumour surgery, then the flight home
A large liver tumour, a 70-year-old patient and a journey of roughly 4,000 km to Greater Noida. Here is the family in the OPD on the day they were cleared to fly home after a successful operation.
Read the story →
International PatientA life-changing liver operation, then the flight back to Uzbekistan
The family travelled from Uzbekistan for liver surgery that was not available to them at home. This is their farewell photograph with Dr Gupta on the day they were cleared to return.
Read the story →
Recovery StoryFrom the hospital bed to walking out: the same patient, weeks apart
Left: on the ward after surgery, with Dr Gupta and the team. Right: standing tall at the follow-up visit, family beside him. Two photographs that tell the whole story of recovery.
Read the story →Questions patients ask about liver cancer & tumour surgery
Is every liver tumour cancer?
No. Hemangiomas and FNH are common benign lesions that usually need only observation. A triple-phase CT or MRI and, rarely, a biopsy settle the diagnosis.
How much of the liver can be removed?
Up to 70% of a healthy liver can be safely removed; it regenerates within weeks. In cirrhosis the safe limit is smaller, which is why transplant may be the better option.
What is the recovery after liver resection?
Laparoscopic resection: 3–5 days in hospital. Major open resection: 7–10 days. Normal activity within 4–6 weeks.
Not sure if you need surgery? Ask first.
Bring your reports for a clear, honest opinion. Same-day and evening appointments available.