Gallbladder, hernia and appendix operations by keyhole where suitable, piles and fistula surgery, and the abscesses and wounds a busy hospital sees daily — performed by a consultant surgeon in our own operation theatres, with the ICU and the physicians on the same campus. Over 400 surgical consultations this year.
पित्त की थैली, हर्निया और अपेंडिक्स के ऑपरेशन जहाँ संभव हो दूरबीन से, बवासीर व भगंदर की सर्जरी, और फोड़े-घावों का रोज़ का काम — कंसल्टेंट सर्जन यहीं के ऑपरेशन थिएटर में करते हैं, आईसीयू और फ़िज़िशियन इसी परिसर में। इस साल 400 से ज़्यादा सर्जिकल परामर्श।
Each animation shows what is happening in the body and what helps. They explain; they don't replace a doctor's visit — if you are worried, book an OPD visit, or come to our emergency, open 24x7.
A hernia is a bulge where fat or bowel pushes through a weak spot in the muscle wall — most often in the groin or at the navel. It shows as a lump that grows when you cough, strain or stand and may slip back when you lie down. Hernias do not heal on their own, and most are repaired by planned surgery. A hernia that turns hard and painful and will not go back, especially with vomiting, is an emergency.
How we help: Our surgeons repair inguinal and umbilical hernias with mesh, by laparoscopic (keyhole) or open surgery, with ultrasound on campus when the diagnosis is unclear.
Read the full article →In laparoscopic surgery the surgeon works through three or four small cuts, using a camera and long thin instruments, with the belly gently filled with gas to make room. Compared with one long cut, it usually means less pain, smaller scars, a shorter hospital stay and a quicker return to work. Gallbladder removal, appendix surgery and many hernia repairs are done this way; a few cases still need open surgery.
How we help: Our surgeons do laparoscopic gallbladder, appendix and hernia surgery, with the pre-operative ultrasound, CT and pre-anaesthesia check-up on the same campus.
Read the full article →Yes. Laparoscopic cholecystectomy — keyhole removal of the gallbladder — is one of the commonest operations at Healing Tree Hospital, performed by Dr. Milind Gautam in our own theatres. Most patients go home within a day or two, and the gastroenterologist is on hand if bile-duct stones need ERCP in the same admission.
Yes — hernia repair, laparoscopic or open, is covered on CGHS, Delhi Police, UP-ESIC, ECHS, DGEHS and most TPA policies with prior approval. Our TPA desk files it before your surgery date and tells you plainly what is approved.
Often, yes — early piles respond to diet, fibre and medicines, which is where our surgeon starts. Surgery, including the stapler technique, is offered when bleeding or prolapse persists, and fissure and fistula are treated in the same clinic.
The surgeon behind more than 400 surgical consultations this year — gallbladder, hernia and appendix operations by keyhole where suitable, piles and fistula surgery, and the wound and abscess work a busy hospital sees daily. Operates in our own theatres, with the ICU on the same campus.
A Ghaziabad general surgeon explains how to distinguish haemorrhoids, anal fissures, and perianal fistulas, along with home care and surgical solutions.
Read →A Ghaziabad surgeon explains groin hernia symptoms in men, why reducible bulges eventually require surgery, and how laparoscopic mesh repair prevents complications.
Read →Why keyhole gallbladder removal allows patients in Ghaziabad to walk the same evening, what diet to follow at home, and when normal office work can resume.
Read →How keyhole surgery works, why theatre air quality matters, and the practical differences in pain, scarring and recovery time.
Read →Elective versus emergency keyhole surgery for gallstones and appendicitis, and what recovery looks like after laparoscopic abdominal surgery.
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