General & Laparoscopic Surgery

 Laparoscopic surgery offers a minimally invasive alternative to traditional general surgery. Using a laparoscope, your surgeon can visualize the appendix, remove it if inflamed, and clean the surrounding area. This technique results in less pain, shorter hospital stays, and faster healing. Even in cases of a burst appendix, laparoscopic surgery can be a safe and effective option.

We offer repair for various hernias, including ventral hernias (in the abdominal wall) and inguinal hernias (in the groin area). Utilizing the latest laparoscopic techniques like IPOM plus, eTEP, and TAPP, our surgeons can repair hernias with minimal incisions, leading to faster recovery and reduced discomfort. We can also address uncommon site hernias using minimally invasive approaches.

At our Centre of Excellence in Minimal Access Surgery, we understand the discomfort associated with hemorrhoids. We offer a range of minimally invasive treatment options to address this condition:  
Stapler Hemorrhoidectomy: This procedure utilizes a specialized stapling device to remove excess hemorrhoidal tissue. It's a quick and effective option for larger hemorrhoids, with minimal pain and a faster recovery compared to traditional surgery.  
Laser Hemorrhoidectomy: This technique uses laser energy to shrink and destroy hemorrhoidal tissue. It offers a precise and bloodless approach, ideal for treating internal hemorrhoids. Laser treatment minimizes pain and promotes faster healing.  
Ligasure Hemorrhoidectomy: This advanced technology utilizes a Ligasure device that seals blood vessels feeding the hemorrhoids. This approach effectively reduces hemorrhoid size and minimizes bleeding and discomfort. 
Banding and Injections: These minimally invasive techniques involve placing small rubber bands around the base of hemorrhoids to cut off blood supply, causing them to shrink and eventually fall off. Injections with medication can also be used to shrink small hemorrhoids.  
 

Laparoscopic hiatal hernia repair is a minimally invasive procedure where your surgeon repairs the diaphragmatic opening and positions your stomach back into the abdominal cavity. This approach minimizes pain and promotes faster healing compared to traditional open surgery. 

We offer advanced endoscopic treatment, a minimally invasive approach that utilizes a specialized scope to visualize and remove the infected tissue. This technique provides faster healing, reduced scarring, and less post-operative pain compared to traditional open surgery