Surgical Care
General Surgery
Summary: Comprehensive surgical treatments at SDM Hospital for conditions affecting the abdomen, digestive tract, urinary system, and soft tissues using advanced, minimally invasive techniques
The Department of General Surgery at SDM Hospital provides expert surgical interventions for a broad spectrum of medical conditions affecting the core systems of the body. Supported by cutting-edge operating theatres and highly skilled surgical specialists, we deliver both routine and complex procedures. Our focus is on precision, safety, and choosing the optimal surgical approach tailored to each individual patient's medical diagnosis and overall health.
Our general surgery services cover a wide range of essential procedures, including:
- Abdominal & Digestive Procedures: Appendicectomy (removal of the appendix for appendicitis), gallbladder removal (cholecystectomy), and advanced bowel surgeries.
- Hernioplasty & Hernia Repair: Precision surgical techniques performed to repair structural weaknesses or tears in the abdominal wall, preventing internal tissues from bulging.
- Urological General Surgeries: Specialized procedures such as prostatectomy (removal of part or all of the prostate gland) and therapeutic circumcision.
- Minimally Invasive Surgery: Utilizing advanced laparoscopic techniques that use small incisions to reduce post-operative pain, minimize scarring, and accelerate patient recovery.
Frequently Asked Questions
General surgery manages a diverse range of conditions, primarily focusing on the abdomen, digestive tract, hernia repairs, appendix, gallbladder, and basic urological procedures like prostate and circumcision care.
A hernioplasty is a surgical repair performed to fix a weakness or hole in the abdominal wall muscles. It safely pushes the bulging tissue back into place and reinforces the area, often using a medical mesh.
The choice depends entirely on your specific diagnosis, the complexity of the condition, your medical history, and your overall physical health. Your general surgeon will evaluate these factors during your clinical consultation.