HPB Surgeon in Hyderabad : Dr. NS Babu

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HPB Surgeon in Hyderabad
Dr. N Subrahmaneswara Babu is a distinguished
Hepato-Pancreato-Biliary (HPB) surgeon with 15
experience in Hyderabad. Within several years
experience , he has established himself as a
leading expert in the field of HPB surgery. Dr.
NS Babu's extensive knowledge and surgical
proficiency are highly regarded, particularly in
the treatment of complex liver, pancreas,
gallbladder, and bile duct conditions. Patients
in Hyderabad seek his expertise for his
commitment to providing exceptional medical care,
and he is known for his compassionate approach
to patient well-being. Dr. N Subrahmaneswara
Babu's reputation as a skilled HPB surgeon
underscores his pivotal role in addressing
complex liver and pancreatic disorders in the
region, making him a trusted healthcare
professional in Hyderabad's medical
community. What is an HPB Surgery? The name of
the surgery itself may sound like a mouthful. HPB
stands for Hipato Pancreato Biliary. This
surgery caters to the benign and malignant
diseases that breed in ones liver, pancreas,
and biliary tree. A biliary tree consists of the
gallbladder and bile ducts.
Jointly, the above-mentioned lot is responsible
for over 3600 functions in the body. This is why
the extreme necessity to eliminate all the
problems in this organ system arises. HPB
(Hepato Pancreato Biliary) Guide Skim through
this HPB guide that covers every important aspect
of this disease, its causes, symptoms, and
Treatments. 1. HPB conditions
The HPB surgical procedure will work to eliminate
medical conditions such as
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Primary liver cancer

• Liver tumor removal

The most common liver tumor to metastasize in
this organ is known as colorectal cancer which
can be cured only after the complete surgical
removal of the disease.
Another metastasizing tumor in the liver is the ne
uroendocrine tumor of the gastrointestinal tract.

• Benign and malignant diseases of the pancreas

Pancreatic tumors are common but the development
of neuroendocrine tumors of the pancreas as well
as cystic tumors is also common.
Surgical removal of all pancreatic malignancies
poses a cure for all the patients affected.
When the tumor is located at the head of the
pancreas, a Whipple resection and a blood vessel
reconstruction may be called for. You can read
more about the Whipple procedure in another blog
of ours.
As for the removal of tumors located in the body
and tail of the pancreas, minimal techniques
will be used to rid the patient of this ailment.
This surgical procedure is known as distal
pancreatectomy.
In many cases, patients may have to have their
bile ducts reconstructed entirely. This will
depend on the extent of damage that the tumor has
done up until that point and whether the tumor
is blocking the bile duct or not.
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Gallstones (tiny particles that get lodged in the
gallbladder)
To better understand HPB surgery, envision it as
being a humongous tree with its branches acting
as the cures for the various hepatic
pancreatobilary diseases it treats.
2. HPB Surgical Procedures
Certain procedures have been applauded for
mitigating the inconveniences caused by the
above conditions. They are

• Ablation therapies in which heat is transported
  through a small tube to kill the tumors
• Resections involve cutting out a deceased portion
  of an organ.
• Irreversible electroporation or IRE uses jolts of
  electricity so that they can poke holes in the
  pancreas or the liver to decimate the tumor
• 3. The Diagnosis Symptoms

The diagnosis for each disease is different. When
carrying out an HPB surgery, the following
medical tests for the respective diseases shall
be carried out

1. LIVER DISEASE Liver-function tests, Ultrasound
2. ADVANCED LIVER DISEASE Fibroscanor Acoustic
   Radiation Force Impulse Imaging (ARFI)

iii. LIVER CANCER CT scan, MRI, Tumor markers

1. ACUTE PANCREATITIS CT scan, S. Amylose,
   Endoscopic Retrograde Cholangiopancreatography
   (ERCP)
2. CHRONIC PANCREATIC DISEASE CT scan, Endoscopic
   Retrograde Cholangiopancreatography (ERCP)

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3. PANCREATIC CANCER CT scan, Endoscopic
Retrograde Cholangiopancreatography (ERCP), Tumor
markers, Endoscopic Ultrasound (EUS)
vii. BILE DUCT OBSTRUCTION Magnetic Resonance
Cholangiopancreatography (MRCP), Endoscopic
Retrograde Cholangiopancreatography (ERCP),
Endoscopic Ultrasound (EUS), Ultrasonography
viii. BILE DUCT CANCER Magnetic Resonance
Cholangiopancreatography (MRCP), Endoscopic
Retrograde Cholangiopancreatography (ERCP),
Endoscopic Ultrasound (EUS), CT scan
Symptoms for all the above diseases can be
delayed, meaning that they may show up in
patients when it is too late. There are going to
be several distinguished surgical centers that
will rule out the possibility of you undergoing
HPB surgery or catching the symptoms when they
have not had ample time to harm all your vital
organs.
Hence, start seeing routine-health checkups as a
necessity instead of a nuisance. Life after HPB
surgery If you are a patient who is lined up to
undergo this surgery or if you are their family
member, theres good news regarding this cryptic
procedure and it is that over the years, its
mortality and morbidity rates have reduced
remarkably.
Recovery promises satisfactory pain control after
the surgery so that the patient does not feel
uneasy or lost. The antithesis of this will
result in a neuroendocrine stress response which
is never ideal for a patient who has just
undergone this surgery.
As medical science takes giant leaps every day,
it has also discovered new pain control methods
for HPB surgery. Dr. N.S. Babu or their team
should also not prescribe you medications
because they may result in chronic opiate
dependence.
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Diet after HPB surgery After undergoing this
tremendously complicated surgery, you as a
patient or someone you know who is going to be a
patient will be advised to go on an oral liquid
diet and soft diet. As for the conditions, there
will surely be a dietician/nutritionist who will
instruct you more about the after-surgery diet.
If you are going to be up for the HPB surgery
soon, make an honest effort to stay fit and
active before it happens. Hope for the best too
as this surgery is medically modernized and the
surgeons conducting it only want the best
outcomes for you. Types of HPB Surgery Liver
Resections Removal of liver tumors or portions
of the liver. Pancreatic Surgery Whipple
procedure, distal pancreatectomy, and total
pancreatectomy. Gallbladder Surgery
Cholecystectomy to treat gallbladder
disease. Biliary Surgery Repair or
reconstruction of the bile ducts. Liver
Transplantation Replacement of a diseased liver
with a healthy donor liver. Pancreas
Transplantation Transplanting a pancreas for
diabetes treatment. Biliary Reconstruction
Repairing bile duct issues to restore proper bile
flow
Why Should You Choose Dr. N. Subrahmaneswara Babu
for HPB Surgeon in Hyderabad?
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1. Experience He has extensive 15 experience
   treating various liver, pancreas, and biliary
   conditions.
2. Positive Reputation He is known for his
   excellent patient care and has a strong
   reputation in the medical community.
3. State-of-the-Art Facilities Dr. N.
   Subrahmaneswara Babu works in well-equipped
   medical facilities with advanced technology.
4. Expertise His expertise and specialization in
   HPB surgery make him a trusted choice for
   patients in Hyderabad.

Talk To Dr. N. S. Babu Dr. N. S. Babu and their
team has a dedicated and caring approach and will
seek to find you the earliest appointment
possible with one of the best HPB surgeon in
Hyderabad Dr. N. S. Babu for your needs. For
more information about our comprehensive
treatment options, or to request an appointment
with the best gastro care clinic in Hyderabad.
Call us on 9443355668. FAQs About Laparoscopic
Surgery What does HPB stand for in medical
terms? HPB stands for Hepato-Pancreato-Biliary.
What speciality is HPB? This provides highly
individual, specialist services for patients with
benign (non-cancerous) and malignant (cancerous)
diseases of the liver, biliary system and
pancreas. Who is hepatobiliary surgeon? A
hepatobiliary surgeon is a specialized surgeon
that treats the Liver, bile duct and
pancreas What is hepatobiliary disease? This
surgery caters to the benign and malignant
diseases that breed in ones liver, pancreas,
and biliary tree. A biliary tree consists of the
gallbladder and bile ducts.
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Is hepatobiliary curable? The curability of
hepatobiliary conditions depends on the specific
diseas, some are curable, while others may only
be manageable or treatable