Advanced Centre for Biliary Stricture Surgery
Comprehensive Surgical Care for Bile Duct Narrowing
Biliary strictures refer to abnormal narrowing of the bile ducts, which can be benign (due to injury, inflammation, or previous surgery) or malignant (caused by cancer). These strictures can obstruct bile flow, leading to jaundice, infection, and liver damage if not treated promptly.
Our centre offers advanced diagnostic evaluation and precision-based surgical management to restore bile flow, relieve symptoms, and prevent long-term complications. We provide individualized treatment plans supported by a multidisciplinary hepatobiliary team.
Biliary Stricture Surgical Consultation
Patients may present with jaundice, itching, abdominal pain, fever, or recurrent infections (cholangitis).
During consultation, our specialists perform:
Detailed clinical evaluation
Liver function tests
Ultrasound, CT scan, or MRI with MRCP
Endoscopic evaluation (ERCP) if required
Biopsy or brush cytology when malignancy is suspected
Treatment depends on the cause and severity. Options may include reconstructive biliary surgery, bile duct resection, hepaticojejunostomy, or cancer-directed surgery when indicated.
Our goal is complete relief of obstruction while preserving liver function.
When Is Surgery Recommended?
In Benign Biliary Strictures:
Persistent obstruction despite endoscopic stenting
Recurrent cholangitis
Post-surgical bile duct injury
Progressive liver dysfunction
In Malignant Biliary Strictures:
Confirmed bile duct cancer
Tumor causing obstructive jaundice
Failed or unsuitable endoscopic drainage
Potentially resectable malignancy
Our Focus
Accurate differentiation between benign and malignant strictures
Advanced hepatobiliary surgical techniques
Minimally invasive approaches when feasible
Restoration of bile flow and prevention of liver damage
Integrated oncology care for malignant cases
Structured long-term follow-up
