Surgical procedures

Both one-day and multi-day surgical procedures are available at Dr. Rose Private Hospital. Our general surgical procedures are mainly focused on abdominal, proctological and endocrinological disorders. Advances in surgical techniques have made it possible to perform some of the earlier open surgery using laparoscopic surgery, which is much less stressful for the patient and results in a faster recovery with fewer complications. The number of surgical areas where endoscopic surgery can be used is constantly increasing: gall bladder removal, hernia, gastric sleeve surgery, etc.

OUR MOST COMMON surgical PROCEDURES

Hernia operations

A hernia is when an internal organ is dislocated from its normal anatomical position or cavity through a congenital or acquired opening. The development of a hernia may be asymptomatic or may be accompanied by a heavy, pulling or dull ache, together with a bulging in the affected area. The hernia contents can usually be reinserted into the abdominal cavity through the hernia gate. However, without treatment, there is a risk of hernia exclusion. There are different solutions for the surgical treatment of hernias, for the closure of the hernia gate, and for the strengthening of the abdominal connective tissue, which is determined on an individual basis. Thus, the approach (open or laparoscopic surgery) and the size and type of surgical supporting mesh are determined individually.

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Gallbladder surgery

The most common disease of the gallbladder is the presence of gallstones, which can lead to inflammation that can cause further severe abdominal pain. The solution to gallstones is surgery. This is the only way to treat it and prevent further complications such as inflammation, peritonitis, jaundice or pancreatitis.

In addition to gallstones, gallbladder removal may also be necessary in other cases, such as gallbladder polyposis (if the number of polyps increases or reaches 1cm in size during ultrasound monitoring) or in suspected malignant lesions.

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