GI Cancer Team

GI Cancer Team Siji Mathew, Stoma Nurse
Ms. Ruchika, Dietician
Ms. Suman Patwal, Coordinator
Mr.

Gastrointestinal (GI) cancer includes all cancers in your digestive tract organs such as the stomach, large and small intestine, pancreas, colon, liver, rectum, anus, and biliary system. Area of Interest:
Complex hepatobiliary and pancreatic surgery
Gall Bladder and Bile duct cancers
Liver Cancers
Pancreatic cancers and chronic pancreatitis
Pancreatic Cysts
Minimally invasive liver and pancreas surgery
Portal Hypertension Surgery
Gastric cancer surgery
Upper GI cancers
Minimally Invasive colon and rectal cancer surgery
Surgery for ulceratice colitis

Team:
Dr. Deep Goel, Senior Director & Head
Dr. Ravindra Vats, Senior Consultant
Dr. Amir Mushtaq Parray, Consultant
Ms. Ashok Chauhan, Coordinator

About:
We consider sub-speciality as one of the most complex surgical specialities, where good knowledge, advanced surgical skills, hard work, dedication and enthusiasm are a must to achieve excellent outcome and to deliver a high standard of care. However, we believe that good communication, empathy and mutual trust and respect between team and patients are the essential pilots to reach clinical excellence and improve patient's experience. We have a strong academic interest and have published scientific papers, book chapters, scientific reviews and abstracts. We strongly feel that every clinician is ethically and professional expected to participate to the development of evidence based medicine through clinical and experiment research. We will always offer our patients the best treatment based on the strongest scientific evidence on which we are continuously updated. We believe that the best surgical procedure is the right procedure, for the right indication, by the right surgeon, with the right outcome. Therefore, we will offer surgery only if we believe this to be in the best patients interest. We will explain to our patients all the benefits and risks associated with the surgical procedure and help them to take decision supported by evidences and results. If we think that the procedure needed is not within my surgical territory, we will make sure that patients are referred to right expertise.

13/02/2026

Tumor staging and grading, two terms you’ll often hear after a cancer diagnosis.

🔎 Staging tells us where the cancer is, its size and whether it has spread.
🧬 Grading tells us how the cancer behaves, how aggressive or slow-growing it may be.

Both are equally important.

Together, they guide prognosis and help doctors plan the right treatment. Understanding these terms empowers patients to make informed decisions. 💙

For appointments and clinical enquiries:
📞 98101 19798
🌐 drdeepgoel.com

February is Gallbladder & Bile Duct Cancer Awareness Month 💚These cancers are often silent in the early stages, and that...
12/02/2026

February is Gallbladder & Bile Duct Cancer Awareness Month 💚

These cancers are often silent in the early stages, and that’s what makes them dangerous.

⚠️ Persistent abdominal pain
⚠️ Jaundice
⚠️ Unexplained weight loss
⚠️ Ongoing digestive discomfort

Don’t ignore the signs. Early diagnosis can be life-saving.

Timely evaluation by a specialist can significantly improve treatment outcomes.

If you or a loved one has concerns, seek medical advice without delay.

For appointments and clinical enquiries:
📞 +91 98101 19798
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World Cancer Day 💙Cancer is not just a diagnosis; it’s a journey that needs the right guidance, timely care, and compass...
04/02/2026

World Cancer Day 💙

Cancer is not just a diagnosis; it’s a journey that needs the right guidance, timely care, and compassion.

Many gastrointestinal cancers can be detected early and treated effectively when we don’t ignore symptoms and prioritize regular screening. Awareness, early diagnosis, and expert treatment truly save lives.

Today, let’s spread hope, break myths, and encourage conversations around cancer care.

If something doesn’t feel right, don’t wait. Early action can make all the difference.

Colon and re**al cancers often develop silently, without pain or early warning signs 🧠Changes in bowel habits, blood in ...
28/01/2026

Colon and re**al cancers often develop silently, without pain or early warning signs 🧠

Changes in bowel habits, blood in stool, unexplained weight loss, persistent fatigue, or abdominal discomfort should never be ignored 🚨

The risk increases after 50 and earlier if there’s a family history, obesity, smoking, or long-standing bowel conditions 📈

While blood tests may raise suspicion, colonoscopy remains the gold standard for early and accurate detection 🔬

Awareness, regular screening, and timely consultation can truly save lives 🌱

For appointments and clinical enquiries:
📞 98101 19798
🌐 drdeepgoel.com


Today, we celebrate the strength of our Constitution and the spirit of a nation that believes in hope, resilience, and e...
26/01/2026

Today, we celebrate the strength of our Constitution and the spirit of a nation that believes in hope, resilience, and equality.

Just like healthcare, our Republic stands for dignity, care, and the right to a better future for every citizen.

Let’s honor the past, protect the present, and work together for a healthier, stronger India. 💙

24/01/2026

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Most people believe pain is the first sign of cancer, but that’s often not true especially in GI (Gastrointestinal) cancers.

In many cases, cancer grows silently. Pain usually appears later, when the tumor becomes large enough to cause pressure, blockage, or bleeding.

👉 That’s why early screening, awareness, and timely diagnosis are critical.
Listening to your body and consulting a doctor early can save lives.

🎗️ Awareness today can prevent regret tomorrow.

For appointments and clinical enquiries:
📞 98101 19798
🌐 drdeepgoel.com

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Not all stomach problems are just indigestion.Some rare tumors, such as GIST (Gastrointestinal Stromal Tumors), can grow...
21/01/2026

Not all stomach problems are just indigestion.

Some rare tumors, such as GIST (Gastrointestinal Stromal Tumors), can grow quietly inside the digestive tract, often without obvious symptoms until they become large.

Watch out for subtle warning signs:
▪️ Persistent bloating or early fullness after small meals
▪️ Unusual fatigue, which may be linked to internal bleeding or anaemia

The good news?
Advances in cancer care now include targeted therapies that act at the molecular level, and in many cases help control the disease alongside or before surgery.

Don’t ignore ongoing or unexplained digestive symptoms. Early evaluation leads to better treatment options and outcomes.

📞 For appointments & clinical enquiries:
98101 19798
🌐 drdeepgoel.com

16/01/2026

Good gut health is the foundation of good health. 🦠🌱

The gut is not just for digestion. It plays a vital role in immunity 🛡️

Poor gut health, ongoing inflammation, and unhealthy bacteria can lead to leaky gut and DNA damage, increasing the risk of cancer over time ⚠️

Maintaining a healthy gut is not optional. It is essential for long term disease prevention 💚

For appointments and clinical enquiries:
📞 98101 19798
🌐 drdeepgoel.com



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Is Pancreatic Cancer Curable? 💡Yes — when detected early.Pancreatic cancer is one of the most aggressive GI cancers, but...
16/01/2026

Is Pancreatic Cancer Curable? 💡
Yes — when detected early.

Pancreatic cancer is one of the most aggressive GI cancers, but early diagnosis and advanced surgery can save lives.

⚠️ Don’t ignore warning signs:
* Persistent upper abdominal or back pain
* Sudden, unexplained weight loss
* New-onset diabetes
* Loss of appetite or fatigue

Early screening can change outcomes.
Awareness is your strongest defence.

For appointments and clinical enquiries:
📞 98101 19798
🌐 drdeepgoel.com

09/01/2026

Your mind and your stomach are more connected than you think.

Long work hours, stress, poor sleep, and frequent junk food don’t just affect your energy, they upset your gut too.

Anxiety and tension can trigger bloating, loose motions, and IBS through the brain–gut connection.

✔ Eat mindfully
✔ Sleep well
✔ Manage stress & meditate

Small lifestyle changes can calm both the mind and the stomach—helping you stay healthy, balanced, and happy. 🌱

For appointments and clinical enquiries:
📞 98101 19798
🌐 drdeepgoel.com

Stomach cancer cases are increasing in India, and alarmingly, they are no longer limited to older age groups.Lifestyle c...
07/01/2026

Stomach cancer cases are increasing in India, and alarmingly, they are no longer limited to older age groups.

Lifestyle changes, food adulteration, and untreated acid reflux (GERD) are key contributors. Ongoing acidity, burning in the chest, or frequent reflux are warning signs that should not be ignored.

Early evaluation, especially with tests like endoscopy, can help detect problems at a stage when treatment is highly effective and often curative.

Take reflux seriously. Choose healthy habits. Consult a specialist early to prevent serious disease.

For appointments and clinical enquiries:
📞 98101 19798
🌐 drdeepgoel.com

02/01/2026

Stomach cancer cases are increasing in India, and alarmingly, they are no longer limited to older age groups.

Lifestyle changes, food adulteration, and untreated acid reflux (GERD) are key contributors. Ongoing acidity, burning in the chest, or frequent reflux are warning signs that should not be ignored.

Early evaluation, especially with tests like endoscopy, can help detect problems at a stage when treatment is highly effective and often curative.

Take reflux seriously. Choose healthy habits. Consult a specialist early to prevent serious disease.

For appointments and clinical enquiries:
📞 98101 19798
🌐 drdeepgoel.com

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