General & GI Surgery Advanced surgical care for GI and general conditions

Keyhole surgery to remove the gallbladder, commonly used to treat gallstones or inflammation, with quick recovery and minimal scarring.

Minimally invasive examination of abdominal organs to investigate unexplained pain, internal bleeding, or suspected malignancy.

Performed for acute appendicitis using small incisions and a camera-guided scope for precise removal with faster recovery.

Mesh-based repairs using small incisions to treat various hernias with reduced postoperative pain and shorter hospital stay.

High-precision laparoscopic techniques for bile duct stones and strictures, performed with minimal invasiveness.

Reduces stomach size and reroutes food passage to aid significant weight loss in morbid obesity.

Reduces stomach capacity and hunger hormones, providing an effective, restrictive weight-loss option.

Includes dietary planning, behavior therapy, and long-term weight maintenance support.

Partial colon removal for cancer, IBD, or polyps, performed laparoscopically or via open surgery as needed.

Surgical removal of the lower colon and rectum, often preserving continence in rectal cancer cases.

Surgical removal of part/all of the esophagus with or without minimally invasive techniques, used for strictures or cancer.

A procedure to treat GERD by reinforcing the valve between stomach and esophagus.

Minimally invasive surgery to relieve achalasia cardia by incising the lower esophageal sphincter muscle.

Removal of liver segments for tumors or trauma while preserving healthy tissue.

Surgical removal of the spleen for hematological disorders or trauma.

Internal or external drainage of pancreatic fluid collections to prevent infection or rupture.

Major surgery for pancreatic head tumors involving removal and reconstruction of GI anatomy.

Redirects pancreatic secretions into the jejunum, relieving obstruction and supporting digestion.

Removes infected/dead pancreatic tissue in necrotizing pancreatitis to reduce sepsis and mortality.

Minimally invasive chest surgeries for diagnosis or treatment of pleural and lung diseases.

Accesses retroperitoneal organs without entering the abdominal cavity, reducing complications.

Laparoscopic hernia repair from within the abdomen with minimal discomfort and downtime.

Mesh-based hernia repairs using the most suitable surgical approach for durable outcomes.

A less painful option for internal hemorrhoid removal using a circular stapling device.

Traditional surgical excision of external or advanced hemorrhoids under anesthesia.

Treats enlarged leg veins, improving circulation and relieving symptoms such as swelling and heaviness.

Urgent surgical management for bowel perforation, peritonitis, or unexplained abdominal emergencies.