Digestive Health Institute

Whipple's Surgery

Introduction | Advantages | Recovery

What is Whipple's Surgery?

Whipple’s surgery is a complex operation used to treat cancers in the head of the pancreas, as well as the bile duct, duodenum, and nearby areas.

During the procedure, we remove:

The digestive tract is then reconnected so your body can function normally.

Why Is It Done?

This surgery is most often used for:

Minimally Invasive Options

At the Digestive Health Institute by Dr. Muffi, we perform laparoscopic and robotic Whipple’s surgery in select patients, offering:

Recovery & Support

Whipple’s surgery is complex and recovery takes time:

Why Choose Us?

At the Digestive Health Institute by Dr. Muffi, we perform laparoscopic and robotic Whipple’s surgery in select patients, offering:

We combine surgical excellence with ongoing support — because healing is more than just the operation.

It’s a complex operation that removes the head of the pancreas, part of the small intestine (duodenum), the gallbladder, and part of the bile duct, commonly to treat pancreatic cancer.

It involves removing multiple organs and reconnecting the digestive system, making it very complex with a significant recovery period and potential complications.

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