My father suffering from retroperitoneal liposarcoma operated in

My father suffering from retroperitoneal liposarcoma operated in before 2 months. Now recidule lipoma at present in the abdomen. So, which doctor is best in liposarcoma?

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Answered by Pankaj Kamble

Hello Mahesh, As you have mentioned, for your father's condition it will be advisable that you refer to a surgical oncologist. And you have said that surgical excision was done 2 months before for the liposarcoma, so may be the lipoma in the abdomen can be treated with Liposuction.
We wish your father a speedy recovery and hope that this information helps you. You can refer our page to find experts - Surgical Oncologists in India.

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