Pregnancy – Ectopic Pregnancy Laproscopic Surgery – OBSTERICS & GYNEC
Laparoscopic treatment for ectopic pregnancy involves using minimally invasive surgery to remove the ectopic pregnancy from the fallopian tube or other affected area, preserving fertility whenever possible. It’s performed to prevent rupture or complications and may involve removing the pregnancy or repairing the affected tube.
Knee Joint – Knee Repair Keyhole (Arthroscopic Surgery / Menisectomy) – ORTHOPAEDICS
Arthroscopic surgery, excluding ACL repair, typically involves minimally invasive procedures to diagnose and treat joint conditions like meniscal tears. Meniscectomy specifically removes damaged portions of the meniscus to alleviate pain and restore knee function, aiming to preserve joint integrity.
Tumor – Lump Removal Under Local Anesthesia (Lipoma) – GENERAL SURGERY
Lipoma excision under local anesthesia involves surgically removing a benign fatty tumor (lipoma) while the patient is awake but with the area numbed. This outpatient procedure aims to remove the lipoma completely with minimal discomfort and a shorter recovery time compared to general anesthesia.
Pregnancy – Caesarean Delivery (C-Section) – OBSTERICS & GYNEC
Caesarean section, including well-baby care, involves surgically delivering the baby through an incision in the mother’s abdomen and uterus. It ensures safe delivery when vaginal birth is not possible or safe, with immediate post-operative care for both mother and newborn.
Hernia – Umbilical Hernia Repair (Umbilical Herniorrhaphy) – GENERAL SURGERY
Umbilical herniorrhaphy is a surgical procedure to repair an umbilical hernia by closing the hole in the abdominal wall through which abdominal contents protrude and reinforcing the area with stitches or mesh, aiming to alleviate symptoms and prevent complications.
Hernia – Abdomen Scar Hernia Surgery (Incisional / Ventral Hernioplasty) – GENERAL SURGERY
Incisional/ventral hernioplasty is a surgical procedure to repair a hernia in the abdominal wall at the site of a previous surgical incision by closing the defect with sutures or mesh, aiming to strengthen the weakened area and prevent the protrusion of abdominal contents. It aims to alleviate symptoms, reduce the risk of recurrence, and promote recovery.
Joints – Joint Cyst Removal – (Excision / Removal Of Ganglions) – GENERAL SURGERY
Excision of ganglions involves surgically removing a ganglion cyst, typically located near joints or tendons, to alleviate symptoms such as pain, discomfort, or limited movement. It aims to prevent recurrence and promote healing of the affected area.
Abdomen – Laparotomy Abdomen Surgery (Exploratory Laparotomy) – GENERAL SURGERY
Exploratory laparotomy is a surgical procedure involving a large incision in the abdomen to visually inspect the abdominal organs, diagnose conditions, and potentially perform surgical interventions such as tumor removal or bowel repair. It is used to investigate abdominal pain, trauma, or suspected pathology.
Stomach – Stomach Removal/Repair Surgery (Gastrectomy) – WEIGHTLOSS – GENERAL SURGERY
Gastrectomy is a surgical procedure involving partial or total removal of the stomach to treat conditions such as gastric cancer, severe peptic ulcers, or gastric perforation. It aims to remove diseased tissue and alleviate symptoms while preserving digestive function to the extent possible.
Scrotum – Testicle Vein / Fluid Removal (Hydrocele/Varicocele Unilateral) – GENERAL SURGERY
Hydrocele or varicocele unilateral treatment typically involves surgical intervention to repair the abnormal accumulation of fluid around the testicle (hydrocele) or the enlargement of veins within the scrotum (varicocele) on one side. Surgery aims to alleviate discomfort, improve fertility if affected, and prevent complications.