General Surgery & Allied specialities

Laparoscopic surgery is safe, it is also known as minimally invasive surgery or keyhole surgery. Initially, your surgeon will inspect the abdomen to assess whether laparoscopic surgery can be performed safely. When a significant amount of inflammation occurs, or if the surgeon experiences certain conditions that prevent a clear view of the structures, the surgeon might need to make a wider incision to perform the procedure safely.

The complications of keyhole surgery are very less, usually nausea and vomiting, some occasional bleeding infection are very rare of the incision area, trapped air inside of the abdomen some times can cause bloating which usually settles down soon With keyhole surgery.

Your surgeon can access the interior of the body through a small incision, thus eliminating the need for open surgery. Visit Best Key Hole Surgery Hospital Bangalore to avail comprehensive medical care.

Robotic Surgery is a Minimal Access Surgical technique where the Surgeon uses a Surgical Robot to perform the surgery. Surgery is performed under General Anaesthesia.

Robotic Surgery is performed in the following manner:

1. The patient is anaesthetized (General anaesthesia) and positioned appropriately on the operating table
2. The Robot is positioned and the Surgeon with the help of his assistant places the Robotic ports into the Abdominal cavity(similar to Laparoscopy) and these are then attached to the Robot(Docking the Robot). The instruments are then placed through the ports and connected to the Robot.
3. The Surgeon then sits at the Master Console and using the Robot completes the planned operation. The Surgeon’s operative view is a 3d stereoscopic HD with magnification. The Robot also eliminates any tremors. This allows for very accurate surgery.
4. After the procedure is completed, the Robotic instruments are removed and the Robot is detached from the patient(Undocking the Robot). The Surgeon then completes the closure of the port sites(small cuts) and then the patient is brought out of Anaesthesia by the Anaesthetist.

Most Laparoscopic (Keyhole) Surgeries can be performed using the Robot. The Robot is most useful in Surgeries needing manipulations in narrow, deep areas with many critical structures in the vicinity, for e.g:

• Rectal and Colon Cancer Surgeries.
• Stomach and Oesophageal Cancer Surgeries.
• Surgeries on the Oesophagus(Food pipe) for conditions like Achalasia Cardia(Swallowing issue due to non-relaxation of the lower end of the food pipe).
• Pancreatic and Hepatobiliary Surgeries.
• Adrenalectomy (removal of the Adrenal gland for tumours).
• Neck Surgeries e.g Scarless Thyroidectomy(Thyroid gland removal).
• Urological Surgeries(Radical Prostatectomy-is the most common Robotic Surgery) and Gynecological surgeries.

The only disadvantage of a Robotic Surgery is the cost. Surgery is more expensive than alternative methods of operating, but this is to be expected when such advanced technology and skill is being used. The advantages of Robotic Surgery far outweigh the cost disadvantage for the appropriate surgery.

Acute Appendicitis can present with a variety of symptoms, which can sometimes be confusing. The most common symptoms are pain and uneasiness around the belly button(Umbilicus) which later moves to the right lower quadrant of the abdomen. This may be associated with nausea and vomiting. Occasionally the patient may have loose stools or pain lower down in the abdomen on the right side or towards the back, due to the variability in positions of the Appendix.

A diagnosis of Acute Appendicitis is made by a combination of a clinical suspicion that is confirmed by some blood tests and an ultrasound scan or a CT Scan of the Abdomen- Pelvis.

Once confirmed, the gold standard of treatment for Appendicitis is Appendicectomy.

Appendicectomy is a surgical procedure to remove the Appendix. Most of the time the procedure is done Laparoscopically i.e by Keyhole Surgery. In this method,3-4 small cuts are made on the abdominal wall to introduce a camera and instruments. The cuts vary between 5 and 10mm.

However, in some complicated situations, the surgery would be performed by the open technique, which entails cutting a few centimeters on the abdomen to remove the inflamed Appendix.

In either of the methods, if the Surgeon deems it necessary, a tube drain may be placed to vent out the infected fluid. This is usually removed after a few days. Both the methods entail giving the patient a General anaesthetic.

It is normal to have some pain in your tummy and around the wound for a few days after your surgery. This can be managed with regular painkillers. Your tummy may feel bloated afterward, but this will settle in time. If you have had a keyhole(Laparoscopic) procedure, you may experience some pain in your shoulder. This is due to the air insufflated along with the instruments, which gets absorbed into the body. Walking around can help this to improve. You may also notice that you have a sore throat afterward. This is a transient sensation and is due to the breathing tube placed in your throat for the general anaesthetic.

Most patients can get back to their routines in about a week after the surgery(Laparoscopic). This may change depending on a variety of factors like the severity of the Appendicitis, pain threshold of the patient, intensity of the patient’s routine and pre-existing conditions to name a few.

You may find small, frequent meals easier in the first few days after your surgery. Increase your intake of foods at your own pace. While you do not need to keep to a specific diet after appendix removal, most patients feel more comfortable with smaller frequent and light meals. It is best to avoid fizzy drinks, alcohol, and large greasy meals until after the clearance is given by the team.

Gallbladder stones can present in different ways, the common symptoms are of “Indigestion”, right upper abdominal pain which may radiate to the right scapular area, Nausea and occasionally vomiting. Sometimes due to the Gallstones causing complications, the symptoms may be more acute and could be associated with severe pain in the upper abdomen and back, fever and jaundice. The symptoms typically occur after a fatty or heavy meal and tend to be recurrent.

For some conditions, Open cholecystectomy is recommended, where a large incision is made to remove the GallBladder. In very occasional cases, your gallstones may be suitable for treatment with medicines that allow your stones to dissolve. This is typically possible with a single cholesterol stone that is not causing any symptoms. Your doctor will explain this if it applies to you.

You should expect some discomfort after the operation but the doctor will give you pain relief medications for this. Pain might be there in one or both shoulders. This is caused by irritation to your diaphragm by the carbon dioxide gas used during surgery. You may also feel some discomfort around the incision area and it will be better after taking pain relief. You will gradually reduce the medication after a few days until you no longer need it.

Most Patients are discharged about 24 hours after the Surgery. Some patients may stay an additional day or two, depending on their recovery.

The wound dressings are removed at the time of discharge in most cases. In most situations, you can have a bath or shower 48hrs after the surgery, unless specifically instructed otherwise.

The Thyroid gland is Butterfly shaped organ located in the neck sitting on your windpipe just below the adam’s apple. It has two halves (left and right lobes) connected by a central bridge (isthmus).

The thyroid gland is responsible for secreting a hormone called “Thyroxine” which controls the body’s metabolism, which is essential for maintaining normal health.

Depending on the nature of thyroid disease or the location of the thyroid lesion, your surgeon may suggest one of the following surgeries:

• Hemithyroidectomy: Removal of one lobe of the thyroid and the isthmus
• Total Thyroidectomy: Removal of the entire thyroid gland (both lobes of the thyroid and the isthmus) leaving no tissue behind.
• Near Total Thyroidectomy: Occasionally, for surgical reasons, your surgeon may leave a very tiny amount of thyroid tissue behind. It is done to protect important structures that run very close to the thyroid gland in the neck.

Conventional Thyroid surgeries involve a cut in front of your neck. However as in any surgery involving the face and neck, scars will be usually only mildly noticeable

• Inform your surgeon and anaesthesiologist about any medications you are on including Thyroid medications. They may need to be continued even on the day of surgery with sips of water.
• If you are on any blood-thinning or antiplatelet medications like aspirin, clopidogrel, inform your surgeon – these may need be stopped 3-5 days prior to surgery.

This depends very much on the exact diagnosis and the operation being performed. Usually the stay in the hospital post-surgery may vary between 24 - 48hours.

• You can take a normal shower 24 hrs after removing the drain tube.
• After a shower, just dab the wound dry with a soft towel.
• However any excessive soakage at the drain or wound site will need to be informed to the surgeon and wetting the wound may be delayed.

The thyroid gland is close to many nerves and blood vessels and hence the surgery carries a minor risk involving injury to these structures. These are more likely to occur in patients undergoing

• Surgery for cancer
• Lymph node surgery
• Surgery for a large thyroid (goiter)
• Revision thyroid or lymph node surgery
   

Nerve Injury:

• There are nerves running in close proximity to the thyroid gland which is responsible for the quality and the pitch of your voice – Recurrent laryngeal nerves and the superior laryngeal nerves one each on each side.
• Injury to these nerves may result in a change in voice
• These voice changes are usually transient lasting for few days to few weeks.
• However, in very rare scenarios especially in thyroid cancer surgeries, there is a minimal risk of permanent voice damage. Hence professionals whose career involves their voice – like singers and teachers need to discuss with your surgeon prior to surgery.
• Uncommonly injury to laryngeal nerves on both sides may warrant placing a breathing tube through the windpipe (tracheostomy). In most instances, it is short-term.

Low Calcium levels:

• We have four parathyroid glands, two on each side, each about the size of a grain of a lemon seed attached behind the thyroid gland.
• They are involved in regulating calcium levels in the blood.
• Normally the surgeon identifies and saves some or all of these glands.

However, during thyroid surgery the parathyroid glands can be bruised, damaged, or excised, causing low calcium levels in blood manifested by a sensation of tingling in the fingers and lips (pins and needles sensation) and/or cramps in the fingers.

• Even if the parathyroid glands are saved, there may be stunning of the glands causing low calcium levels for several days to weeks.
• These may be managed by replacing calcium usually orally by tablets.
   

Other Potential Complications

Neck Numbness:

• Some patients may experience numbness around the thyroid surgery scar after their operation. This usually subsides with time.

Swallowing Difficulties:

• Mild swallowing difficulties may occur usually pain-related improves with analgesics

Wound related issues:

• Swelling around the wound may be seen for a few days – these are usually normal after surgery.
• Wound Infections are rarely seen
• Occasionally fluid may accumulate behind the wound called a seroma. Normally subsides with time.

Thyroid Storm:

• An Extremely rare complication in patients with the overactive thyroid gland (thyrotoxic patients) undergoing surgery
• Caused by a sudden excessive amount of thyroid hormone released into the bloodstream during surgery.
• Hence all thyrotoxic patients must be put on medications to achieve normal thyroxine levels prior to surgery.

• Thyroid surgery is generally a safe procedure.
• The vast majority of patients undergoing an operation on the thyroid gland have no complications.

However, as with any surgical procedure, there are some risks associated with the operation and these will be fully explained to you by your surgical team.

A general surgeon is a surgery specialist who works with other doctors and experts to provide critical medical care. After analysing the patient's condition through various diagnosis methods, a general surgeon offers various treatment options. Their expertise ensures complete medical support during and after treatment for safe recovery.

General surgeons play the most important role in a patient’s treatment. They work collaboratively with other doctors to ensure their safety through standardised treatment methods. Our general surgeon always stays active throughout the treatment for complete medical care.

To prepare for your first visit to a general surgeon, you should know the core purpose. Also, you can prepare some questions to clear your doubts regarding surgical treatments. You can consult with our expert general surgeon to prepare for your first visit.

You should take all your necessary health documents during your first visit to a general surgeon. These might include past treatment records, health checkups, blood test reports, and medications. You can ask our general surgeon in Bangalore at Aster RV to determine what’s required on the first visit.

General surgeons utilise several advancements to diagnose and treat patients. They use X-rays, ultrasounds, MRI scans, CT scans, ECG (electrocardiography) machines, and various other surgical tools. Our general surgeon ensures vital support with the latest equipment and devices.

General surgeons provide critical care for various health conditions. These involve cardiac arrests, liver damage, bleeding or accidental wounds, nerve breakdowns, fainting, diabetes, and many more. At Aster, our general surgeon in Whitefield ensures safe treatments for all these critical health problems.

You should see a general surgeon in case of critical health issues, such as liver damage, heart attacks, muscular strains or sprains, respiratory issues, and blood vessel blockage. Our general surgeon in Whitefield at Aster looks after all these critical health issues with safe procedures.

You can ask any question to a general surgeon that involves the treatment, such as which type of surgeries they do, what symptoms they treat, how they plan for a treatment, what procedures they follow, there will be any side effects after the surgery, etc.

You should carry several health documents while visiting a general surgeon for the first time. These involve previous medical reports, past treatment records, and ongoing medications. You can ask our general surgeon about what’s required during your first visit.

A general surgeon is a specialist who performs a wide range of surgical and non-surgical treatments. They examine patients’ medical conditions, analyse treatment areas and provide the best treatment to patients suffering from severe medical conditions that require surgical intervention.

You must note down questions related to treatment plans, the underlying cause of your conditions, the required recovery process, precautions to consider, post-treatment side effects to notice, and anything else that you may think is relevant to your treatment and recovery process.

Medical specialists of Aster Aadhar in Kolhapur advise patients to carry documents related to their medical reports, past treatment prescriptions, health insurance information, referral letters from other surgeons/ physicians (if required), genetic disease reports, and lastly previous diagnostic and imaging test results.

A general surgeon in Kolhapur at Aster specialises in diagnosing severe medical conditions. From evaluating medical conditions through diagnostic and imaging tests, identifying surgical/ non-surgical medical treatment requirements, to performing a wide range of surgeries, general surgeons of Aster Aadhar play a vital role in ensuring patients get the best treatment care.

To prepare for your first visit, the best you can do is carry all medical documents that help general surgeons understand and analyse patients’ medical conditions to provide the best preventive care. You must disclose relevant details regarding your health and medical conditions, including genetic disorders to get the right diagnosis and treatment.

If you require a biopsy for a tumour or have issues like appendicitis, gallstones, or hernias, you should consider seeing a general surgeon. A consultation may also be necessary in the event of persistent discomfort, unexplained signs and symptoms, abnormal imaging outcomes, or on recommendations from primary care physicians.

Yes, general surgeons will assist in managing recovery and side effects with intraoperative treatment following surgery. With lifestyle modifications and strict post-surgical care guidelines they are able to keep the risk of side effects and complications at bay.

General surgeons in Calicut at Aster MIMS assess whether surgery is necessary and then carry out the treatment. Once the surgery is complete, they take care of any post-surgical complications. The decision to perform surgery or not is taken after thoroughly studying the diagnostic test results and patient’s health status to ensure safe recovery.

To get ready, compile a list of your current drugs, note any symptoms, and ask relevant questions. Observe any pre-visit guidelines and be prepared to discuss your medical history in depth. This preparation ensures a comprehensive and effective consultation.

For issues like appendicitis, gallstones, or hernias, see a general surgeon. A visit to assess surgical alternatives may be required due to persistent discomfort, abnormal growths, unresolved issues following primary treatment, or a referral from another physician.

Indeed, a general surgeon oversees the healing process, handles difficulties, offers guidance on lifestyle modifications, and directs activities to guarantee a speedy recovery. They also arrange follow-up appointments to monitor the development of the patient’s health and ensure post-surgical risks are mitigated with thorough patient management practices.

Although they may undertake related operations, such as treating surgical issues that impact heart health, healing chest damage, performing vascular surgeries, or collaborating with cardiologists to provide complete treatment, general surgeons typically do not treat cardiovascular conditions independently.

General surgeons use technology like robotic surgery systems, laparoscopic surgery tools, and sophisticated imaging technologies like CT and MRI scans to improve surgical precision, shorten recovery periods, and lower risks. These developments result in improved patient outcomes and quicker recovery.

A physician who focuses on performing surgical treatments on various organs and bodily systems is known as a general surgeon. They have received training in diagnosing and treating illnesses, wounds, and other health problems that call for surgical intervention.

The following inquiries ought to be made of a general surgeon during your consultation: What's your diagnosis? What alternatives do you have for treatment? What are the advantages and disadvantages of each course of treatment? How long does recovery take?

When you see a general surgeon for the first time, you should have the following types of paperwork: your insurance information, a list of the drugs you take, your medical records, and any pertinent diagnostic reports.

A general surgeon plays various roles in the care of their patients. Right from diagnosing the patient's condition using a combination of the patient's medical record and physical examination, they then create a thorough treatment plan based on the evaluation that is personalised to each patient's requirements and may involve surgery.

Prepare for your first visit to a general surgeon by bringing the necessary documents, such as your medical records. Note down your questions and concerns, and be ready to discuss your medical history. Expect a physical examination as part of the diagnostic process.

If you have a surgically treated injury or disease (such as an appendix, gallbladder issues, hernias, or some cancers), you should think about consulting a general surgeon in Areekode at Aster Mother. They are able to evaluate your situation and choose the best line of action.

Yes, managing your post-operative recovery will involve a general surgeon in Areekode at Aster Mother. To guarantee a full recovery, they will monitor your progress, recommend any drugs that might be required, and offer advice on follow-up care and rehabilitation.

Hernias, gallbladder issues, appendicitis, certain cancers (breast, colon, among skin), trauma, and other surgical requirements affecting the gastrointestinal tract, skin, and other organs are just a few of the many medical diseases that general surgeons treat.

To enhance surgical results and shorten recovery times for their patients, general surgeons employ a range of cutting-edge tools and methods, including robotic assistance, minimally invasive operations, and the newest imaging technology.

A doctor with training and education in patient diagnostic and care management, encompassing preoperative, surgical, and postoperative care, is referred to as a general surgeon. They operate in various ways on the gastrointestinal tract, belly, breast, skin, soft tissues, and endocrine system, among other body parts.

A general surgeon should be questioned about the advantages and disadvantages of the suggested procedure, among other important things. You should also ask how long recuperation takes on average. After the procedure, will you be required to use any particular equipment or care?

You should bring your medical insurance information, a list of your present medicines, and any pertinent medical records to your initial appointment. Prepare to discuss the purpose of your appointment and your medical history.

A general surgeon’s responsibilities in treating a patient include diagnosing the condition before surgery, carrying out the required surgery, and overseeing the patient's recuperation and subsequent care. They offer end-to-end medical care to ensure safe recovery for patients.

Note the signs and concerns, organize your medical documents, and be prepared to discuss your medical history and any current medicines you may be taking in advance of your initial appointment. It can be a good idea to inquire about the surgeon's track record and success rates in performing the suggested surgery.

If you have any surgically treated problems (such as hernias, gall bladder stones, appendicitis, tumours, or persistent illnesses not improving with alternative therapies), you should think about visiting a general surgeon in Kollam at Aster PMF Kollam. Typically, primary care doctors or specialists who determine that surgery is necessary make the referral.

Yes, a general surgeon will assist in overseeing your recuperation following surgery. To guarantee a seamless and successful recovery, they will monitor your development, handle any difficulties, and offer postoperative care instructions, which include pain treatment and follow-up visits.

General surgeons treat a wide range of illnesses, including trauma injuries, gastrointestinal problems, thyroid disorders, appendicitis, breast tumours, and hernias. Their wide range of experience enables them to handle various surgical requirements in various bodily systems.

General surgeons in Kollam at Aster PMF use innovations such as robotic-assisted surgery, surgical techniques such as laparoscopic surgery, improved imaging methods, and improved recuperation procedures. These innovations enhance overall patient outcomes by decreasing recuperation times.

A general surgeon in Hyderabad is skilled in surgery for adults and children, treating various conditions like birth defects, injuries, infections, and growth. They perform surgeries for issues like gallbladder problems, hernias, cancer, and hormonal imbalances. They focus on careful evaluation and precise treatment.

You should ask a general surgeon in Hyderabad about necessary dietary changes, the surgical process, signs of complications, expected recovery time, and scar minimisation techniques. These discussions ensure you're well-prepared and informed for the procedure and recovery process.

When visiting a general surgeon in Hyderabad, bring a list of any supplements or herbal remedies you're taking, consultation notes from other specialists, and records of any past anaesthesia reactions or surgical complications. Also, include documentation of recent hospital stays and your blood type information.

General surgeons have many responsibilities beyond surgery to help patients recover. They schedule follow-up appointments to check healing, remove stitches, and ensure recovery goes well. They also work with other healthcare professionals, like anesthesiologists and radiologists, to give comprehensive care.

Get ready for your visit to the surgeon by making a list of questions, getting a referral if needed, gathering your family's medical history, and following any instructions from the surgeon's office. Consider bringing someone along for support.

If you're dealing with persistent pain and bleeding from anal fissures, severe obesity affecting your health, or symptoms like severe abdominal pain and jaundice, it's time to see a general surgeon. They can also help with colon cancer screenings, trauma care, and inguinal hernias.

Yes, at Aster Ramesh, a general surgeon in Ongole can help you recover after surgery. They give instructions for healing, check how you're doing with follow-up visits, and manage pain. They also coordinate with other doctors, plan your recovery, schedule check-ups, and teach you how to care for wounds and prevent scarring.

General surgeons treat many conditions, including soft tissue tumours, bowel obstructions, peritonitis, gallbladder diseases, liver tumours, and acute cholecystitis. They also manage varicose veins, traumatic injuries, skin cancer, pancreatitis, and pilonidal cysts near the tailbone that might need surgery.

A General surgeon in Ongole uses advanced technologies, such as laparoscopic and robotic-assisted surgery, 3D imaging, endoscopic techniques, and intraoperative imaging, to improve surgical procedures. These methods help with precision, minimise scarring, and enhance safety during surgeries.

A general surgeon is a specialist who offers complete medical care through various invasive and non-invasive surgical procedures. They work with other experts and surgeons to diagnose and treat a wide range of health conditions, ensuring the complete safety of the patients.

There are certain questions you can ask before your treatment to the general surgeon, including what types of symptoms they detected, which treatment methods they are implementing, whether there will be any side effects, and whether you require any medications after surgery.

There are certain documents you should carry while visiting a general surgeon for the first time. These include diagnosis reports, past treatment documents, health checkups, and ongoing medications. You can talk to our specialised general surgeon to know more.

A general surgeon plays the most critical role in a patient’s treatment. From planning to implementing necessary surgical procedures, these experts offer complete care until the patient feels relieved. Our general surgeon works with other specialists to embrace the effectiveness of treatment.

You should know the purpose of visiting a general surgeon. Also, you can prepare some questions to discuss with these experts and gather information about the surgical procedures. You can consult our general surgeon in Vijayawada to know how to prepare for your first visit.

You should see a general surgeon when you encounter certain health problems that require suitable surgical treatments or relatable medical support. These conditions involve bleeding or wounds, high fever, fainting, paralysis, abdominal pain, nausea, congestion, trauma, and many more.

Yes, they do. General surgeons plan and implement critical measures to help patients recover quickly and safely. These experts are experienced in delivering complete medical care during or even after the surgery. Our general surgeon in Vijayawada MG Road offers medications and therapies after surgery.

There are several health conditions that require surgical treatments, which include wounds or cuts, unbearable pain, high fever, fainting, gastric issues, indigestion and many more. If you’re unable to find out about your problem, you can consult our general surgeon in Vijayawada MG Road at Aster Ramesh.

General surgeons use several advancements and equipment, such as digital imaging devices like MRI scanners, ultrasounds, robotic surgical systems, laparoscopes, retractors, hemostats, nebulisers, and other surgical tools. Our general surgeon uses the latest equipment to diagnose and treat patients.

A General Surgeon in Kochi at Aster performs various surgeries to treat different illnesses and injuries. They provide surgical care for pediatric patients and those who are critically ill or injured. They operate on organs in the abdomen, skin, breast, and soft tissues.

Ask a general surgeon about the expected recovery time and preoperative preparations. Inquire about the type of anesthesia, its risks, and how pain will be managed after surgery. These questions help you understand what to expect and prepare accordingly for your surgery.

On your first visit, it's important to carry any relevant previous medical records, your family medical history, and a written list of questions and concerns to discuss with the surgeon. Also, prepare a detailed list of your symptoms, including how long you've had them and how severe they are.

General surgeons use advanced imaging technologies like fluoroscopy to see real-time images during surgery, helping them make precise adjustments for better results. They also use laser surgery to make precise cuts and stop bleeding, which reduces pain and speeds up recovery. These technologies make surgeries safer and more effective.

A general surgeon is a medical doctor specialising in performing surgeries to treat various health issues. They are trained to operate on various body parts, including the digestive system, skin, and soft tissues, to address conditions such as appendicitis, hernias, and tumours.

Ask questions to help you understand post-surgery signs or symptoms requiring immediate attention. Also, inquire about necessary home care or assistance processes during recovery. Talk about how likely the condition might come back and what can be done to stop it.

If you are visiting a general surgeon for the first time, you can bring your vaccination records, details about past anaesthesia experiences, notes on your diet and lifestyle, and emergency contact information. These are important for the surgeon to understand your health and plan your treatment properly.

General Surgeons help patients by diagnosing conditions that need surgery, performing surgeries like appendix removals, managing pre-surgery care, overseeing recovery, and working with other doctors for proper treatment.

For your first appointment with a general surgeon, recall any recent travels, especially to areas with specific health risks. Have contact details for your primary care physician and specialists ready for coordination. Lastly, remember to list all healthcare providers you visit and their contacts.

If you notice a sore or lesion on your skin that doesn't heal or if you see any new or changing moles, it's essential to see a general surgeon in Maddur at Aster. They can examine and remove any suspicious growth and help you recover safely.

Yes, a general surgeon will help manage your recovery after surgery. They provide detailed post-operative care instructions, schedule follow-up appointments to monitor progress and coordinate with other healthcare professionals for comprehensive care. This helps ensure a smooth recovery and address any complications post-surgery.

General surgeons help with health issues during surgeries, manage risks in patients with liver problems, and treat complications from birth gastrointestinal defects. They also stabilise emergencies like liver failure and perform surgeries for access to blood vessels needed for dialysis in severe cases.

General surgeons use modern tools and techniques to make surgeries more precise and less invasive. They use robotic tools for accuracy, small incisions for quicker healing, 3D imaging for planning, and real-time scans during surgery. These advancements help them operate better and make patients' recovery easier.