General Surgery

Removal of Gallbladder with Laparoscopic Cholecystectomy !!!

“Laparoscopic cholecystectomy” is a surgical procedure and means “gallbladder removal”. This surgery is performed through a small incision in the abdomen with an instrument called a laparoscope. The laparoscope is a tube with a camera and light source inside. By entering through this tube, the intra-abdominal organs are displayed and the gallbladder is removed using special surgical instruments. The gallbladder can cause the formation of small stones, sometimes called gallstones. After the gallbladder removal, gallstone formation disappears.

Laparoscopic cholecystectomy is a less invasive procedure than open surgery and provides a faster recovery time. Postoperative hospital stay is shorter and scars are smaller.

Less invasive and therefore, less pain and discomfort / shorter hospital stay / faster recovery process / Smaller scars ( creates less aesthetic problem)

General surgery takes care of

Thyroid Diseases

• • Multi Nodular Goiter

• • Hypoglossal Cyst

• • Thyroids

• • Parathyroid diseases

Anorectal Region Surgical Diseases

• • Benign Ones

• • Hemorrhoids (Internal and External Hemorrhoids)

• • Perianal Fistulas

• • Chronic Anal Fissures

• • Perianal Abscesses

• • Hidradenitis Supurativa

• • Condylomata / Acuminata (Anal Warts)

• • Pilonidal Sinus (Pylonidal)

Liver- Gallbladder Diseases

• • Liver Abscesses

• • Liver Tumors

• • Liver Hydatid cysts

• • Gallbladder Diseases

• • Gallbladder Stones (Laparoscopic/Open)

• • Gallbladder Polyps

• • Gallbladder Tumors

• • Jaundice due to obstruction of bile ducts by stones/tumors

Pancreatic Diseases

• • Stomach-Duodenum (12 finger bowel diseases)

• • Stomach and duodenal ulcers

• • Stomach and duodenal polyps

• • gastritis

• • Reflux Disease

• • Stomach Cancers

• • Small and large intestine diseases

• • Inflammatory diseases of the small and large intestines (Crohn’s Disease / surgical treatments of Colitis Ulcerosa)

• • Surgical diseases that cause diverticulum of the large intestines

• • Surgical treatment of colon cancers

Abdominal Wall Hernias

• • Hernias developing over surgical incisions (incisional hernias / post-operative hernias)

• • Umbilical Hernias

• • Inguinal Hernias

• • Femoral Hernias

• • Epigastric Hernias

• • Sipigel Hernias

Breast Diseases

• • Inflammatory diseases of the breast (Mastitis / breast abscesses)

• • Benign diseases of the breast (Cysts, fibroadenomas, etc.)

• • Diseases Causing Nipple Discharge

• • Breast Cancers

Acute Abdominal Diseases

• • Acute appendicitis

• • Acute Bowel Obstructions

• • Gastric duodenum ulcer perforations

• • Liver Spleen ruptures (bleeds)

• • Abdominal Abscesses (Peritonitis)

• • Abdominal Abscesses

• • Pelvic peritonitis

• • Hernia Choking

• • Abdominal traumas