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.

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

As we welcome 2026, may it bring renewed hope, steady healing, and the strength to move forward with confidence.Every pa...
01/01/2026

As we welcome 2026, may it bring renewed hope, steady healing, and the strength to move forward with confidence.

Every patient’s journey is built on trust, care, and the belief that better days are ahead.

Wishing you and your loved ones a New Year filled with health, peace, and positivity.

As the year slows down, Christmas invites us to pause, reflect, and cherish the people who matter most. May this season ...
25/12/2025

As the year slows down, Christmas invites us to pause, reflect, and cherish the people who matter most. May this season bring calm hearts, meaningful moments, and memories you’ll hold close.

Warm Christmas wishes to you and your loved ones. 🤍🎄

21/12/2025

Life after stomach surgery brings changes that many patients are not fully prepared for.

After a gastrectomy, the body absorbs food and nutrients differently. Because of this, some patients may feel tired or weak, feel light-headed, or notice changes in weight or blood sugar levels. These are not unusual and are part of what we call post-gastrectomy disorder.

This does not mean something has gone wrong. It means the body needs time, monitoring, and proper guidance to adapt.
With proper monitoring, diet planning, and timely supplements, most of these issues can be managed effectively.

This reel explains why awareness after surgery matters just as much as the surgery itself.

👉 Watch till the end
💬 Save this for patient education
🔁 Share with someone recovering from stomach surgery

Early guidance helps prevent long-term complications.

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

“But I did everything right.”This is a concern we often hear from young, physically active individuals diagnosed with ga...
17/12/2025

“But I did everything right.”

This is a concern we often hear from young, physically active individuals diagnosed with gastrointestinal (GI) cancers.

A balanced diet and regular exercise are important for overall health and may help reduce disease risk. However, they may not eliminate all risk. Certain factors, such as genetic predisposition or underlying medical conditions, may still play a role despite a healthy lifestyle.

Most people with these risk factors may not develop cancer, but awareness and early evaluation are important.

👉 Swipe to understand three lesser-known risk factors that are not always influenced by diet alone.

🥗 A healthy diet can lower risk
🧬 Genetics can influence susceptibility

Some inherited genetic changes or chronic infections (such as H. pylori) may require medical evaluation and management.

Key message:
Maintaining a healthy lifestyle is beneficial, but it should not replace medical attention. If you experience persistent or unexplained symptoms, timely consultation and appropriate investigations are advised, regardless of age or fitness level.

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


17/12/2025

Most people don’t know they could inherit a higher cancer risk… until it’s too late.

Lynch Syndrome is a genetic condition that increases the risk of colon, stomach, uterine and other cancers — often at a younger age.

The good news? With early screening and timely check-ups, many of these cancers can be prevented.
Stay informed. Share this reel — it could save a life.

📞 For expert guidance and GI cancer-related inquiries, call/WhatsApp us at +91 98101 19798 or visit drdeepgoel.com

13/12/2025

In this video, Dr. Deep Goel, Senior Director of Surgical Gastroenterology, GI Oncology, and Bariatric Surgery, shares a remarkable and challenging case.

A 43-year-old gentleman arrived in the emergency room with acute intestinal obstruction — unable to pass stool or even wind. His abdomen was severely distended, and immediate investigations revealed a growth in the upper re**um completely blocking the intestinal lumen.

But the surprise came later.

After performing the first surgery, Dr. Deep Goel and his team conducted a colonoscopy, and discovered another cancer on the right side of the colon. This condition is known as synchronous malignancy, where two cancers exist simultaneously in the large intestine.

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

**alcancer

"We all get acidity occasionally. A heavy meal, stress, or spicy food can trigger it.But when 'acidity' becomes a daily ...
12/12/2025

"We all get acidity occasionally. A heavy meal, stress, or spicy food can trigger it.

But when 'acidity' becomes a daily routine, it stops being a lifestyle issue and becomes a clinical warning.

The Dangerous Myth:
Many patients ignore early-stage Stomach or Esophageal cancer for months, believing it is just 'stubborn gas' or 'heartburn.' They self-medicate with over-the-counter antacids, masking the symptoms while the condition progresses.

When to suspect it's NOT just acidity:
🚨 Persistence: It happens despite eating healthy/taking meds.
🚨 Dysphagia: Difficulty or pain when swallowing.
🚨 Early Satiety: Feeling 'full' or bloated after eating very little.
🚨 Weight Loss: Dropping kilos without trying.
🚨 Dark Stool: A sign of internal bleeding.

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

We all try to explain away our symptoms to avoid the scary truth.“It’s just stress.”“I probably ate something spicy.”“I’...
10/12/2025

We all try to explain away our symptoms to avoid the scary truth.

“It’s just stress.”
“I probably ate something spicy.”
“I’m just losing weight.”

But Gastrointestinal (GI) cancers are masters of disguise — hiding behind everyday, harmless-seeming symptoms until it’s too late.

Swipe through to uncover the 5 most dangerous myths about gut health, and the truths that could save a life. 👉

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

06/12/2025

So many people pop an antacid the moment acidity or burning starts, without realising that frequent symptoms are your body’s way of asking for help.

An occasional pill is fine, but relying on them again and again can disturb digestion, weaken your natural gut bacteria, and even increase your risk of infections over time.

If heartburn keeps returning after meals, late nights, stress, or certain foods, it’s worth pausing and getting it checked instead of masking it each time. Understanding the real cause brings far better relief than taking medicines blindly.

If your acidity has become frequent or persistent, speak to a specialist and protect your long-term digestive health.

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

Living with Crohn’s or Colitis often means battling symptoms the world can’t see, but the impact is very real.Unexplaine...
05/12/2025

Living with Crohn’s or Colitis often means battling symptoms the world can’t see, but the impact is very real.
Unexplained weight loss, joint pain, extreme fatigue, and even depression can slowly take over daily life.

The important thing is: you don’t have to keep suffering silently.
Early diagnosis and the right treatment plan can dramatically improve quality of life.

If you’ve been struggling with persistent digestive issues, don’t ignore the signs, seek timely help. Your gut health matters more than you realise. 💙

📞 For expert guidance and GI cancer–related inquiries, call/WhatsApp +91 98101 19798 or visit drdeepgoel.com

When your bowel habits start changing, it’s your body’s way of asking for attention.Constipation isn’t just discomfort, ...
03/12/2025

When your bowel habits start changing, it’s your body’s way of asking for attention.

Constipation isn’t just discomfort, it often builds up slowly and can become persistent if ignored. And with Constipation Awareness Month here, it’s the right time to understand the signs your body may be giving you.

Here are a few things to watch for:
• Feeling of incomplete evacuation even after passing stool
• Bloating or abdominal heaviness that keeps coming back
• Long gaps between bowel movements, sometimes with straining

Simple steps like staying hydrated, adding more fibre, and keeping your body active can make a big difference.

But if the problem keeps returning, it’s time to get it checked. Early care prevents long-term complications.

📞 For expert guidance and GI cancer–related inquiries, call/WhatsApp +91 98101 19798 or visit drdeepgoel.com

Address

BLK-Max Super Speciality Hospital
Hospital
110005

Telephone

+919810119798

Website

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when GI Cancer Team posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Contact The Practice

Send a message to GI Cancer Team:

Shortcuts

Share

Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on LinkedIn
Share on Pinterest Share on Reddit Share via Email
Share on WhatsApp Share on Instagram Share on Telegram

Category