General Surgery
Department of General Surgery
The Department of General Surgery is a broader spectrum of diversified medical specialties requiring surgical intervention as an ultimate solution to treat complex conditions. Our team of general surgeons is well-skilled in performing the diagnosis, pre-operative, operative and post-operative management while making sure that no patient goes unaided. All our surgeons are highly specialized in carrying out different laparoscopy and traumatic surgeries and utilize a holistic approach to patient recovery. We aim at providing cutting-edge surgical treatment options by using the latest innovations supported by up-to-date technologies.
Why Choose Us?
Our department of General Surgery at Prakash Hospital, Noida comprises highly experienced surgeons of the region teamed up with competent staff. Our dedicated staff members focus on making the surgical experience easier and stress-free for the patients and their caregivers in the best possible ways. One of the best hospitals in Noida for offering state-of-the-art diagnostics, radiology, advanced minimally invasive, laparoscopic, and robotic surgeries with specialized post-operative care.
We advise patients to check the required details such as:
- Consultation fees of the specialists
- OPD timings
- Video consultations
- Radiology tests and screening details
- Physiotherapy unit
Highlights of the department:
- Collaboration with other departments to perform surgeries that need more than one kind of specialist.
- General Surgery including cyst removals, incisions & drainage of abscesses
- Use of Laparoscopic surgical techniques
- State-of-the-art operation theatres equipped with the latest technology.
- Post-operative care and rehabilitation services
- Highly experienced surgeons, nursing staff, technicians, radiology staff, and a well-equipped trauma center.
What is Minimally Invasive Surgery?
Involving one or more small incisions (usually only 1/4″ long) rather than a large incision) resulting in less pain, shorter hospital stay, less scarring, fewer to no risk of infections, and faster recovery. Surgeons need special training before they can perform minimally invasive surgery.
How to prepare yourself for Surgery?
The surgeon may advise some invasive (colonoscopy/ endoscopy/ hysteroscopy) or non-invasive imaging tests such as complete blood count (CBC), blood liver enzyme tests, blood chemistry tests, electrocardiogram (EKG), and chest X-ray.
On the day of surgery, you will be provided blood-thinning medications and antihistamines. You will be recommended not to eat or drink from the night before the surgery. There are chances that you may be prescribed some antibiotics before the procedure, depending on the type of surgery.
How postoperative follow-up is done?
You will be provided with a given timeline for how long, and how many times, a follow-up consultation is required post-surgery. Depending upon the condition, improvement and surgery performed your care options, medications and recovery is planned and altered by the surgeon.