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Liver surgery usually involves a liver resection procedure. It is also known as a hepatectomy, where one surgically removes a part of the liver. If the liver is healthy and disease-free, One may remove up to two-thirds of it, as the liver can grow back. If one has liver disease only a small part can be removed.

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Is it safe for a 70-year-old patient to undergo laparoscopic surgery for a liver cyst?

Hello, Welcome to icliniq.com. Your father can undergo surgery only after the pre-operative tests and evaluation.

Are there any supplements that improve the condition in liver transplant patients?

Hi,Welcome to icliniq.com.Post-liver transplant, you will be on immunosuppressive medicines. The blood level of these medicines needs to be well maintained for adequate graft survival.

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