Hepatobiliary surgery is an advanced medical field focused on the treatment of upper gastrointestinal diseases: the liver, pancreas and bile ducts. This system includes sensitive organs that are crucial for the proper functioning of the body. Treatment of these organs requires high expertise due to their complexity, and usually a combination of specialists from several medical fields is required.
The Hepatobiliary Surgery Unit at Mayanei HaYeshua offers a wide range of advanced treatments and surgeries using innovative medical technologies. The comprehensive treatment includes a rigorous diagnosis, a tailored treatment plan including surgeries or transplants if necessary, and accompaniment until after recovery. The unit has a multidisciplinary medical team that includes surgeons with extensive experience in complex surgeries of the upper gastrointestinal tract, radiologists, oncologists, pathologists, and a transplant team. Alongside them, the nursing team employs courteous and professional nurses who accompany the patients with maximum sensitivity.
Liver surgeries
Malignant or benign tumor resection; primary or metastatic liver cancer treatments.
Liver Transplants
Transplant surgeries for patients with severe liver failure or irreversible liver disease.
Pancreatic surgery
resection surgeries to treat malignant and benign tumors; treatment of conditions such as chronic pancreatitis or complex cysts.
Biliary tract treatments
cholecystectomy in cases of stones or tumors; operations to correct bile duct obstructions.
The surgeries are performed with an open or laparoscopic approach (minimally invasive surgeries) using advanced pain reduction technologies and facilitating the patient's recovery process.
The unit treats a wide range of medical conditions, including:
The hospital is independent of the HMO, and members of all HMOs are accepted there.
Members of Meuhedet HMO and Maccabi are admitted to the clinic by presentation of a referral only or by payment according to the hospital's price list.
As part of the agreements with Clalit and Leumit HMOs, Forms 17 will be given to the outpatient clinics, or a payment will be made according to the hospital's price list.
