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Laparoscopic & gastro surgery

Keyhole surgery for gallstones, hernia, appendix and problems of the stomach and intestines.

Laparoscopic surgery is performed through a few small cuts, using a thin camera and fine instruments, instead of one large opening. For most patients it means less pain after the operation, smaller scars, a shorter hospital stay and a quicker return to daily life.

The department is led by Dr. Sumit Kumar, Consultant Gastro & Advance Laparoscopy Surgeon (MBBS, DNB, FMAS, FIAGES), whose fellowship training is in minimal access and gastrointestinal surgery. Operations are carried out in the hospital's own operation theatre.

Laparoscopic & gastro surgery at Rudraksh Healthcare

Conditions we treat

  • Gallbladder stones and gallbladder infection
  • Hernia: groin (inguinal), navel (umbilical) and after earlier surgery (incisional)
  • Appendicitis
  • Surgical problems of the stomach and intestines
  • Abdominal pain that needs a surgeon's opinion

Procedures

  • Laparoscopic gallbladder removal (cholecystectomy)
  • Laparoscopic hernia repair with mesh
  • Laparoscopic appendix removal (appendectomy)
  • Diagnostic laparoscopy
  • Open surgery when keyhole surgery is not suitable

What to expect

  1. Consultation

    Your symptoms are discussed and your abdomen examined by the surgeon.

  2. Tests

    Ultrasound, blood tests and an ECG as needed, most of which are done in the hospital.

  3. Surgery

    Keyhole surgery under anaesthesia in the hospital's operation theatre.

  4. Going home

    Many patients walk the same day and go home within a day or two, with clear wound and diet advice.

Questions patients ask

Will I have a big scar?

Laparoscopic surgery usually leaves three or four small scars of about 0.5 to 1 cm, which fade with time.

Can gallstones be treated with medicines?

Gallstones that cause pain or infection usually keep coming back. Removing the gallbladder is the standard, lasting treatment. Stones that cause no symptoms may only need watching. Your surgeon will advise you.

How soon can I return to work?

It depends on the operation and your job. After common keyhole operations many people return to desk work within one to two weeks. Heavy lifting has to wait longer.

Need to see a doctor?

Call or WhatsApp the hospital and the team will guide you to the right department. For emergencies, come straight in: we are open 24 hours.

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