Liver Surgery
Advanced hepatic surgery for tumours, metastases, and benign conditions. Our surgeons bring transplant-level expertise to complex liver resections.
Expert Liver Surgery in Sydney
Liver surgery requires exceptional technical skill and experience. Our surgeons have trained at Australia's leading transplant and HPB centres, bringing transplant-level expertise to every procedure.
We offer both open and minimally invasive approaches to liver surgery, tailoring the technique to each patient's specific condition and anatomy. Advanced imaging and planning ensure precise tumour removal while preserving maximum healthy liver tissue.
All complex cases are discussed in multidisciplinary team meetings with oncologists, radiologists, and other specialists to ensure the best treatment plan for each patient.
Our Approach Includes:
- Advanced preoperative imaging and planning
- Minimally invasive techniques where appropriate
- Complex vascular reconstruction capability
- Multidisciplinary team involvement
- Enhanced recovery protocols
- Comprehensive follow-up care
Surgical Procedures
Major Liver Resections
Removal of large portions of the liver for tumours or disease. Includes right hepatectomy, left hepatectomy, and extended resections.
Minor Liver Resections
Segmental or wedge resections for smaller tumours, preserving maximum healthy liver tissue.
Laparoscopic Liver Surgery
Minimally invasive approach offering faster recovery, less pain, and shorter hospital stays for suitable cases.
Liver Cyst Surgery
Surgical management of symptomatic liver cysts including fenestration and cyst removal.
Conditions We Treat
Hepatocellular Carcinoma (HCC)
Primary liver cancer arising from liver cells. Treatment depends on tumour size, number, liver function, and overall health.
Cholangiocarcinoma
Cancer of the bile ducts within or outside the liver. Complex resections may be required for curative treatment.
Liver Metastases
Secondary cancers spread to the liver, particularly from colorectal cancer. Resection can offer excellent outcomes in selected patients.
Liver Adenomas
Benign tumours that may require removal due to risk of bleeding or malignant transformation.
Benign Liver Tumours
Including haemangiomas and focal nodular hyperplasia. Surgery may be indicated for large symptomatic lesions.
Intrahepatic Stones
Stones within the liver bile ducts causing recurrent infections or symptoms, requiring surgical management.
Expert Liver Surgery Care
Our fellowship-trained surgeons are experienced in all aspects of liver surgery. Contact us to discuss your treatment options.
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