Dr. Aditya Kulkarni Robotic Laparoscopic Gastrointestinal & Cancer Surgeon

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Dr. Aditya Kulkarni Robotic Laparoscopic Gastrointestinal & Cancer Surgeon Dr. Aditya Kulkarni, Consultant Laparoscopic & Robotic Gastrointestinal & Hepato-Biliary-Pancreatic

02/02/2026

Same surgery, different approach, robotic Whipple uses tiny cuts for a smoother recovery.

In Whipple surgery, the procedure remains the same whether it is open or robotic.
The main difference is the size of the cut.

Open Whipple surgery requires a large 20–25 cm incision, while robotic Whipple surgery is done through multiple small cuts.

Smaller incisions mean less blood loss, lower infection risk, and faster recovery.
Most patients also need less pain medication and usually avoid blood transfusions with robotic surgery.

Choosing the right approach depends on proper evaluation by an experienced specialist.
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31/01/2026

Robotic Whipple surgery is performed using 5–6 very small incisions (about 1–2 cm each) instead of a large cut.
Through these small openings, robotic instruments are carefully placed, and the robot is docked to the patient.

The first step is a detailed assessment of the tumor and nearby structures, followed by precise separation and safe removal of the tumor.
After removal, the digestive system is reconstructed step by step by connecting the pancreas, bile duct, and stomach to the small intestine.

Temporary drainage and feeding tubes are placed to support healing during the early recovery phase.
Robotic surgery offers better precision, less pain, and faster recovery when done by an experienced specialist.
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31/01/2026

Whipple surgery is a carefully planned procedure that removes disease and safely rebuilds the digestive pathway.

The Whipple operation, also called pancreaticoduodenectomy, is a specialized surgery done for selected pancreatic and gastrointestinal cancers.

During this procedure, the head of the pancreas, the first part of the small intestine (duodenum), the lower bile duct, the gallbladder, and nearby lymph nodes are removed.

After removal, the digestive system is carefully reconstructed by reconnecting the stomach, pancreas, and bile duct to the small intestine, allowing food digestion to continue normally.

Both steps, removal and reconstruction, are equally important for a successful outcome.

If advised early and performed by an experienced specialist, Whipple surgery can offer safe and effective treatment.

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30/01/2026

Whipple surgery is advised only for selected patients, early diagnosis makes all the difference.

Whipple operation is a complex but well-established surgery used to treat specific gastrointestinal cancers.

It is mainly recommended for patients with localized cancer in the head of the pancreas. In selected cases, it may also be performed for early-stage duodenal cancer or lower bile duct cancer, when the disease is limited and operable.

Not every patient needs this surgery proper evaluation by an experienced specialist is essential. Early consultation helps decide the safest and most effective treatment plan.

For expert guidance and advanced cancer care, consult Dr. Aditya Kulkarni.

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30/01/2026

Left side abdominal pain, fever, or CT scan showing Diverticulitis? Don’t panic. Most cases can be treated without surgery if diagnosed on time. In this video, Dr. Aditya Kulkarni explains Diverticulitis, its symptoms, CT scan findings, treatment options, and when surgery is actually needed in simple, patient-friendly language.

30/01/2026

Recovery after Whipple surgery is gradual, planned, and with the right care, most patients return to normal life.

Whipple surgery (Pancreaticoduodenectomy) is a major procedure, and recovery happens step by step.
The first few days after surgery are closely monitored, with gradual improvement in pain, mobility, and digestion. Patients usually move from the ICU to the room within 2–3 days, start gentle activity, and slowly begin liquids and soft foods.

With minimally invasive robotic surgery, many patients are ready for discharge in about a week. Full recovery takes around 4–6 weeks, and most patients can resume normal routines within 2 months.
Every recovery is unique, expert guidance makes it smoother and safer.

For personalised care and advanced surgical expertise, consult Dr. Aditya Kulkarni.

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26/01/2026

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21/01/2026

The right foods can support healing and help prevent diverticulitis flare-ups.

Managing diverticulitis starts with smart food choices. Gastro-specialist–approved foods can help improve gut health and reduce future attacks.

Whole grains provide fibre to prevent constipation, probiotics like curd and buttermilk support healthy gut bacteria, and fibre-rich fruits and cooked vegetables keep bowel movements smooth. Nuts and seeds add antioxidants and further boost gut health.

A personalised diet plan makes a big difference in long-term recovery.

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20/01/2026

Your daily food choices may be triggering repeated diverticulitis attacks.

If you’re getting diverticulitis repeatedly, certain foods may be the trigger.
Refined foods like bakery items and maida lack fibre and can cause constipation, increasing pressure in the colon.

Very spicy food, alcohol, red or processed meat, and low-fibre junk food can worsen gut inflammation and trigger acute attacks, especially if you already have diverticulosis.

Choosing a fibre-rich, gut-friendly diet and following medical advice can help reduce recurrences.

For personalised diet guidance and long-term colon care.

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19/01/2026

If diverticulitis has healed once, the right habits help prevent it from coming back.

Many patients ask why diverticulitis can recur even after treatment. Antibiotics treat the infection, but the diverticulum remains.

If diet is not followed properly, water intake is low, smoking is restarted, or constipation develops, pressure inside the colon increases and can trigger another attack.

The good news is, recurrence can often be prevented with simple lifestyle and diet changes, regular follow-ups, and expert guidance.

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14/01/2026

Is biopsy always necessary in pancreatic cancer? This is a common question that worries many patients and families.

In this video, Dr. Aditya Kulkarni, Gastro & Cancer Specialist, explains:
✔️ What a biopsy really means
✔️ When biopsy is not required
✔️ When biopsy becomes essential before treatment
✔️ Why biopsy does not spread cancer (a common myth)

Not every pancreatic tumor needs a biopsy. In some cases, direct surgery is the best option, while in others, biopsy helps plan the right chemotherapy and treatment strategy.

Understanding the correct timing of biopsy can make a big difference in treatment outcomes.

If you or your loved one has been diagnosed with a pancreatic mass or jaundice, this video will help you make informed decisions.

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