Dr. Swapnil Sharma | Liver Cancer Surgeon Mumbai
Dr. Swapnil Sharma – GI Cancer Specialist

Stomach Cancer Surgeon in Mumbai

Advanced diagnosis and multidisciplinary treatment for gastric cancer with a focus on precision, safety, and long-term recovery.

What is Stomach (Gastric) Cancer?

Stomach cancer, also known as gastric cancer, occurs when abnormal cells grow uncontrollably in the stomach lining, forming a tumor. It most commonly begins in mucus-producing cells and is called adenocarcinoma.

Early diagnosis and expert treatment are crucial for improving outcomes and survival rates.

Parts of the Stomach

  • Cardia & Fundus
  • Body (Corpus)
  • Antrum & Pylorus

Types of Stomach Cancer

Adenocarcinoma

Most common type arising from the stomach lining.

Lymphoma

Cancer of immune system tissue found in stomach walls.

GIST

Rare tumors from interstitial cells of Cajal.

Carcinoid Tumor

Hormone-producing tumor, usually slow growing.

Key Symptoms

Fatigue

Persistent tiredness and weakness.

Early Fullness

Feeling full after small meals.

Severe Heartburn

Chronic indigestion and discomfort.

Weight Loss

Unintentional weight reduction.

Additional Signs

Stomach Pain

Persistent abdominal discomfort.

Vomiting

Frequent or persistent vomiting.

Nausea

Ongoing nausea and uneasiness.

Chronic Indigestion

Long-term digestive discomfort.

Treatment Options

Surgery

Removal of tumor and affected stomach portion.

Radiation Therapy

High-energy rays to destroy cancer cells.

Chemotherapy

Drugs to stop cancer growth and spread.

Targeted Therapy

Attacks cancer-specific cells.

Immunotherapy

Boosts body’s immune system.

Stomach Cancer Statistics

Understanding the prevalence and survival rates helps in early awareness and better outcomes.

Average diagnosis age is around 68 years

6 out of 10 patients are aged 65 or older

Lifetime risk: 1 in 95 men

Lifetime risk: 1 in 154 women

Over 1 million new cases reported globally

68%

5-Year Survival Rate (Early Stage)

Localized Cancer

Up to 68% survival if detected early.

Regional Spread

Approx. 31% survival when spread nearby.

Distant Spread

Around 5% survival in advanced stages.

Treatment Approach

Step-by-step multidisciplinary cancer care.

1

Diagnosis

Endoscopy, biopsy & imaging tests.

2

Staging

Determining cancer spread and severity.

3

Treatment Plan

Customized multidisciplinary strategy.

4

Recovery & Follow-up

Monitoring and long-term care.

Why Choose Dr. Swapnil Sharma?

Expert Cancer Surgeon

Specialized in advanced GI cancer surgeries.

Multidisciplinary Care

Team-based treatment approach.

Patient-Centric Care

Focused on recovery and quality of life.

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