General Surgery

About the Speciality
Our highly qualified and experienced team of surgeons specializes in both open and laparoscopic surgical procedures for a wide range of general conditions. These include varicose veins, acute abdominal conditions, hernia repair, breast lumps, hemorrhoids, and thyroid disorders.
In addition to routine general surgeries, our department offers a comprehensive range of advanced surgical procedures. Our surgeons are skilled in performing minimally invasive endoscopic and laparoscopic techniques, ensuring greater precision, reduced recovery time, and improved patient outcomes.
Relevant Diseases & Conditions
Relevant Procedures
Wound Suturing
Wound suturing is the closure of lacerations or surgical incisions using stitches to promote healing, prevent infection, and restore function and cosmesis. Performed under local or general anesthesia depending on depth and location, sutures are applied layer by layer for strength and alignment. Absorbable or non-absorbable sutures are chosen based on wound site. Diagnosis includes assessment of wound depth, contamination, and tissue viability. Postoperative care involves keeping the wound clean, suture removal in 7–14 days, and monitoring for infection or wound dehiscence.
Wound Debridement
Wound debridement involves the removal of dead, damaged, or infected tissue to promote healing, reduce infection risk, and accelerate recovery. Indicated for chronic or infected wounds, burns, and ulcers, the procedure may be performed under local or general anesthesia using surgical, mechanical, or enzymatic methods. Diagnosis is clinical, with imaging if deeper structures are involved. Postoperative care includes dressing changes, pain management, infection monitoring, and follow-up to ensure proper wound healing.
Spleen & Lymph Nodes Surgery
Surgery on the spleen or lymph nodes is performed for disease management or diagnostic purposes. Indications include splenomegaly, trauma, lymphoma, infection, or diagnostic biopsy for malignancy. Under general anesthesia, open or laparoscopic approaches are used for spleen removal, while lymph nodes are excised carefully to avoid surrounding structures. Diagnosis relies on imaging (ultrasound, CT, MRI) and blood tests. Postoperative care includes hospital monitoring, vaccinations if spleen removed, pain management, and wound care to ensure recovery and prevent complications.
Skin and Subcutaneous Surgery
Skin and subcutaneous surgery involves excision of cysts, lipomas, or benign/malignant lesions for cosmetic or functional improvement. Procedures are performed under local or general anesthesia, with careful excision and wound closure using sutures. Advanced techniques may be employed to minimize scarring if cosmetic outcomes are important. Diagnosis includes clinical examination, imaging such as ultrasound or MRI for deep lesions, and biopsy if malignancy is suspected. Postoperative care involves keeping the wound clean, managing pain, and follow-up to monitor healing and recurrence.




