Tumor Resection
Precise surgical procedures for the removal of benign or malignant tumors
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Tumor resection is the surgical removal of a lump (benign or malignant) from an organ (liver, lungs, skin, glands).
At VenArt Clinic, procedures are performed using minimally invasive or traditional techniques, depending on the location and complexity of the lesion.
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When is tumor resection indicated?
Resection is recommended in the following situations:
- Solid tumors with a risk of malignancy;
- Symptomatic lesions (pain, pressure, bleeding);
- Rapid growth or suspected cancer;
- Lesions affecting organ function (liver, lungs, etc.).
Stages of the tumor resection procedure
Diagnosis and evaluation
- Clinical and imaging examination: ultrasound, CT, MRI;
- Excisional/core biopsy for histological confirmation;
- Complex blood tests and pre-anesthesia consultation.
Patient preparation
- Mandatory preoperative investigations;
- Medication prescribed by the doctor (NSAIDs, antibiotics, etc.);
- Fasting: 6–8 hours before the procedure;
- Bowel cleansing treatment, if necessary;
- Full information and signing of the consent form.
Types of intervention
Laparoscopy / Endoscopy
- Minimally invasive with 1–4 tiny incisions;
- Quick recovery, less pain, and scarring.
Classic surgery
- In extensive cases, deep locations, or complex organs;
- Resection can be combined with organ reconstruction.
What happens during the operation
- Access to the tumor via incision or trocar;
- Identification and isolation of the tumor formation;
- Resection with healthy safety margins;
- Rigorous hemostasis and sutures/reconstruction.
Post-surgery recovery
- Hospitalization: 1–4 days, depending on the procedure;
- Pain control, vital sign monitoring, and blood loss monitoring;
- First steps and gradual reintroduction of food;
- Avoid intense physical activity for 4–6 weeks (as appropriate).
Post-surgery nutrition and care
- First 48 hours: clear liquids (soups, teas, water);
- The following days: easily digestible foods (rice, cream soup, chicken);
- Avoid: fats, fried foods, hard-to-digest foods;
- Optimal hydration: 1.5–2 liters/day.
Monitoring and preventing recidivism
- Medical check-up 2–4 weeks after surgery;
- Tests (e.g., tumor markers), ultrasound, CT or MRI scan;
- Recommendations for a healthy lifestyle and avoiding risk factors;
- In case of malignant tumors: oncology/adjuvant therapy (radiation/chemotherapy).
Possible complications
- Hemorrhages, infections, fistulas (depending on the affected organs);
- Lesions of neighboring structures (nerves, vessels, digestive tract);
- Risk of tumor recurrence (closely monitored).
Why choose VenArt Clinic?
Experienced medical team: Specialists with years of practice in general laparoscopic surgery, with proven results and numerous positive testimonials.
Modern technology: We use minimally invasive methods, such as laparoscopic surgery, for quick recovery and reduced discomfort.
Personalized approach: Each patient is unique, and the treatment plan is tailored to their needs for a safe and effective medical experience.
Comprehensive post-operative care: We provide guidance throughout recovery, careful monitoring, and answer any questions to ensure a complication-free healing process.
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With the help of an experienced medical team, you will benefit from a safe procedure and a quick recovery without complications.
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Our specialists will answer all your questions and provide you with a treatment plan tailored to your needs, ensuring that you receive the best medical care.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Does tumor resection put my life at risk?
The procedure involves risks (bleeding, infection), but specialists ensure all safety measures and pre- and post-operative monitoring.
How will I know if the tumor is benign or malignant?
The final diagnosis is established by histopathological examination a few days after the procedure.
How long does it take to heal completely?
The recovery period is usually between 2 and 6 weeks, depending on the type and location of the procedure.
Will I be able to do physical activities afterwards?
Yes, patients gradually resume their activities, depending on the doctor’s recommendations and postoperative progress.
What happens if tumor cells remain?
Regular imaging tests are performed. If there are any suspicions, resection may be extended or oncological treatment may be started.
