Dr Aditi Bhatt Cancer Surgeon & Hipec Specialist

Dr Aditi Bhatt Cancer Surgeon & Hipec Specialist Dr. Aditi Bhatt is one of India’s leading experts in the treatment of peritoneal surface malignancies

02/04/2026

What Are the Risks of Cytoreductive Surgery? - Dr Aditi Bhatt

How risky is Cytoreductive Surgery? 🤔

Think of it like a marathon 🏃‍♂️

👉 For some patients, it’s like a short 6 km run
👉 For others, it can be a long 20–40 km marathon

✔ The longer and more complex the surgery,
👉 the higher the chances of fatigue and complications

💡 Types of Complications:
✅ Mild Complications (Grade 1 & 2)
Very common
Usually resolve on their own or
Can be treated with medications only
⚠️ Major Complications (Serious Concerns)
Rare but important
Risk: ~2% to 5%

👉 These are the complications we are most cautious about
👉 As they can impact recovery significantly

🏥 Moderate to Major Complications:
May require ICU admission
Sometimes re-admission after discharge
Rarely, may need another surgery

👉 Risk: ~10% to 15%
📊 In Simple Terms:

👉 Out of 100 patients:
✔ 10–15 may experience moderate complications
✔ Only 2–5 may face serious complications

Always discuss your individual risk with your doctor every case is different 🩺

📞 For consultation & appointments
9727161356

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01/04/2026

Do All Patients Face Breathing Problems After Surgery? - Dr aditi Bhatt

Because today, we focus on pre-surgery preparation

👉 Just like you prepare for a marathon or a sport,
patients are trained before surgery to improve outcomes

🏃‍♂️ What does preparation include?

✔ Regular physical exercise
✔ Brisk walking
✔ Most importantly —
✔ Chest physiotherapy & breathing exercises

🌬️ Why are breathing exercises important?

👉 They help:
✔ Strengthen the lungs
✔ Improve oxygen capacity
✔ Reduce post-surgery complications

📉 The Result:

👉 Patients who follow these exercises regularly
✔ Have significantly fewer breathing complications

⏳ Then vs Now:

👉 Earlier, such complications were more common
👉 But with proper preparation, the risk is now much lower 💫

💛 Message:

Better preparation leads to smoother recovery 👌

If your surgery is planned, start preparing early — it can make a big difference in your recovery 🩺

📞 For consultation & appointments
9727161356

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27/03/2026

What is Anastomosis? | Major Surgery Complication - Dr Aditi Bhatt

One of the serious complications after cytoreductive surgery is anastomotic leak… but what does that actually mean? 👀

Cytoreductive surgery is performed for peritoneal cancer,
which spreads inside the abdominal lining and sometimes involves the intestines.

When cancer affects the intestine,
a portion of the intestine (10–20 cm) may need to be removed.

Since the intestine is like a pipe,
the two cut ends are then joined together —
this connection is called anastomosis.

⚠️ A possible complication is anastomotic leak,
where leakage can occur from this joint.

The good news is —
with modern surgical techniques and advanced stapling devices,
the risk of this complication is now very low.

👉 It occurs in only about 1–2% of patients.

Always discuss risks and recovery with your surgeon for better awareness and outcomes.

📞 For consultation & appointments
9727161356

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24/03/2026

Cytoreductive Surgery Recovery Time Explained - Dr Aditi Bhatt

🏥 How long do you need to stay in the hospital after Cytoreductive Surgery (CRS)?

This is one of the most common questions patients ask 👇

Let’s break it down simply:

🔹 Average cancer surgery:
➡️ Hospital stay: 3–5 days

🔹 Robotic / Laparoscopic surgery:
➡️ Faster recovery, discharge in 2–3 days

But…

⚠️ Cytoreductive Surgery (CRS) is a major and complex procedure

👉 It usually involves a large incision (open surgery)
👉 The operation is long and detailed
👉 Multiple organs may be involved

💡 That’s why recovery takes longer

📊 Average hospital stay after CRS:
➡️ 8–15 days

👉 If the surgery is less complex:
✔️ Discharge in 7–8 days

👉 If the surgery is more complex:
✔️ May require 12–15 days or more

💬 Simple takeaway:
The more complex the surgery, the longer the recovery time

📞 For consultation & appointments
9727161356

👉 Have questions about CRS or cancer surgery? Drop them below 👇

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23/03/2026

From Surgery to Chemo: How Cancer Is Treated Today - Dr Aditi Bhatt

Cancer treatment isn’t just ONE doctor… it’s a whole team! 🧑‍⚕️”

Today, cancer care is highly specialized. You have:
✨ Cancer surgeons – who perform operations
💉 Medical oncologists – who give chemotherapy
☢️ Radiation oncologists – who treat with radiation

But here’s the truth 👇
Not every surgeon can treat every cancer.

Modern cancer treatment is super-specialized, where doctors focus on specific organs or areas of the body to give the best results.

💡 One such important area is the Peritoneum – a thin lining inside your abdomen that covers organs like the intestines, liver, uterus, and ovaries.

👉 Some cancers start in the peritoneum itself,
👉 But most spread here from other organs like:

Ovaries
Colon
Re**um
Stomach

⚠️ That’s why early diagnosis and the right specialist matter the most!

Drop them in the comments 👇 or DM us – we’re here to help ❤️

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9727161356

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