Liver metastasis surgery is done to remove or shrink tumors in the liver. Before surgery, it is determined which parts of the liver are affected according to the location and size of the tumors. During surgery, it is aimed to remove as many cancerous cells as possible.
The recovery period after surgery may vary depending on the general health status of the patient, the extent of the surgery and the presence of complications.
Liver metastasis surgery is a very effective treatment option for eligible patients. We have a wide variety of options available today to treat metastases in the liver.
- One-time surgery of cancer
- Cleaning the cancer in two
- Two surgical techniques in one hospitalization (ALPPS)
- Chemotherapy directly to the liver with a port to the hepatic artery
- TAKE (Trans Arterial Chemo Embolization)
- TARE (Trans Arterial Radio Embolization)
- Parenchyma sparing surgeries
- Removal of one side of the lung for large tumors
- Closed (laparoscopic) surgeries
- Burning process with radiofrequency technique
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