Max Hospital, Patparganj, New Delhi
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Gallbladder cancer is one of those diseases that rarely speaks up early. Its first signs often resemble common problems like gallstones, indigestion, or vague abdominal discomfort. By the time it reveals itself, timely decisions and the right surgical team become absolutely critical.
If you’re reading this, you already understand how important it is to choose a surgeon who brings not just skill, but judgement, experience, and access to modern cancer care. Gallbladder cancer is not a condition for surgery alone—it needs a specialist who understands hepatobiliary cancers deeply.
At Max Super Speciality Hospitals, Patparganj & Vaishali, Dr. Vivek Mangla, a leading Gallbladder Cancer Surgeon in Delhi NCR, offers a highly advanced and comprehensive approach—combining precision surgery, modern technology, and a multidisciplinary oncology framework.
Gallbladder cancer comes to light in three main ways:
Each situation demands a different plan. Advances in radiology today—such as high-resolution CT scans, MRI with liver-specific contrast, and PET-CT—help identify:
In northern India, Most gallbladder cancers are found incidentally during evaluations or surgery.—which makes expert interpretation of imaging and pathology extremely important. With improved scanning protocols, surgeons today can prepare for possible malignancy even before performing a simple gallbladder surgery, improving survival and reducing complications.
Our team follows a “prepare first” philosophy, ensuring that if cancer is detected, the definitive cancer surgery can be completed during the same operation—avoiding delays that affect prognosis.
Modern gallbladder cancer surgery has evolved significantly. Today, treatment may involve:
Removal of segments IVb and V with improved techniques designed to:
High-definition imaging and surgical magnification help identify early spread.
For tumours extending into the bile duct.
Advances in medical oncology give selected patients the option of:
Every patient benefits from coordinated planning between:
This ensures the treatment plan is accurate, personalized, and scientifically backed.
Between 2019–2023, the department led by Dr. Vivek Mangla achieved:
>95% R0 (complete tumor clearance) resections
Comparable to international standards for operable disease.
High-volume hepatobiliary surgery experience
Hospitals performing more complex liver and gallbladder surgeries consistently show:
Fast-track recovery protocols
Enhanced recovery pathways ensure:
A strong outcome depends on more than a good operation.
If you’ve been recently diagnosed, don’t wait. Schedule your consultation and move towardss timely, expert care.”
Once gallbladder cancer is confirmed, time matters.
Patients undergoing surgery within four weeks of diagnosis have shown better outcomes than those who delay. That’s why quick evaluation by an experienced gallbladder cancer surgeon is crucial.
But urgency does not mean compromise. A complete pre-surgical evaluation ensures safety, while chemotherapy may be used first in advanced cases to make surgery possible later.
Your body’s readiness affects your recovery.
Dr. Mangla’s team offers structured guidance that covers:
This reduces anxiety and helps patients regain confidence quickly.
When precision, teamwork, and experience align—patients gain what matters most:
Better outcomes, clarity, safety, and long-term control.
If you or your loved one has been diagnosed with gallbladder cancer, early and expert intervention can make a life-changing difference.
Book a consultation with
Dr. Vivek Mangla – Gallbladder & GI Cancer Surgeon, Max Patparganj & Vaishali, Delhi NCR
to understand your best treatment options based on modern global protocols.
Upper abdominal pain, persistent bloating, nausea, and unexplained weight loss. Imaging is essential for diagnosis.
Yes, especially when detected early. Complete tumour removal with liver and lymph nodes offers the best chance of cure.
Most patients stay for 5 to 7 days in the hospital and resume normal activities gradually over 2–3 weeks.
You may need a second surgery (completion cholecystectomy + lymph node clearance) depending on pathology staging and PET CT findings
It offers experienced hepatobiliary surgeons, advanced imaging, oncology support, and high success rates.