Hepatic surgeries

Hepatic surgeries involve removing part or all of the liver to treat conditions such as tumors, cancer, or severe liver damage. The liver is a vital organ that processes nutrients, filters blood, and helps with digestion. During surgery, a specialized surgeon carefully cuts into the abdomen to remove affected tissue while preserving as much healthy liver as possible. The liver's ability to regenerate allows it to regrow after partial removal. These surgeries require precise planning and skill to ensure safety and effectiveness, offering hope for patients with certain liver diseases or cancers.