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Peruvian doctors remove life-threatening cyst from patient

andina.pe · 22 September 2026
Peruvian doctors remove life-threatening cyst from patient
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Doctors at EsSalud Huaraz in Peru removed a large, 40-centimeter cyst containing approximately five liters of fluid from a patient’s abdomen and pelvis.

The medical team at Hospital II Huaraz successfully performed the complex surgery, addressing a condition that put the patient’s life at risk. The patient received timely care from a multidisciplinary team of gynecologists, anesthesiologists, and nurses who worked together throughout the procedure. EsSalud Huaraz stated that this achievement reflects its focus on prioritizing patient care.

Following the surgery, medical staff closely monitored the patient as she recovered. She has since returned home and expressed gratitude for the quality and compassionate care she received from the EsSalud team. EsSalud Huaraz emphasized its commitment to strengthening its services and providing specialized, humane care to patients, noting the case demonstrates the hospital’s ability to handle complex surgical procedures.

Zulema Tomas Gonzáles, the executive president of EsSalud, has promoted a system where every patient receives quality care and respectful treatment.

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