Abdominal Tumor Resection is the surgical removal of tumors located within the abdominal cavity, which may involve organs such as the liver, pancreas, kidneys, or intestines. The procedure varies depending on the location and type of tumor, and may involve removing a portion of an organ or performing a full resection.

The surgery can be performed using traditional open methods or minimally invasive techniques, such as laparoscopy or robotic surgery, depending on the tumor's location and complexity. Postoperative care focuses on managing pain, preventing infection, and supporting recovery with nutritional therapy.

Patients may require chemotherapy or radiation therapy following surgery, depending on the nature of the tumor. Regular follow-ups are essential to monitor for recurrence and assess overall health.

Abdominal tumor resection is an essential procedure for patients with abdominal cancers, offering the best chance for survival when performed early and followed by appropriate adjuvant treatments.