General Surgery & MI (Minimally Invasive) Surgery

General surgeries refer to multiple types of common surgical procedures. Minimally Invasive surgeries (MI) involves fewer cuts, lesser pain, and faster recovery, which makes them comparative more advantageous than other surgeries. Robotic surgery and Laparoscopy are some of the commonly performed MI surgeries.
Robotic surgeries involve the use of a mechanical arm and camera arm with advanced surgical equipment that provides a precise 3D magnified view of the site to be operated. Laparoscopic surgeries involve a tiny camera, small tubes, and fewer incisions that provide a better view of the targeted surgery area inside your body.
We at Hawari Global offer the best-reputed hospitals and clinics for providing effective treatments for you. The doctor or surgeons will analyze and study your condition and decide the right treatment for you accordingly.

Some of the General Surgeries offers at Hawari Global are

Appendectomy

It is a surgical procedure performed for the removal of the vermiform appendix. This condition is known as appendicitis. It is generally done as an urgent or emergency treatment in order to prevent complications. It can either be performed as an open surgery or laparoscopically. The recovery phase can vary from 2 to 4 weeks.

Thyroidectomy

This procedure is used to treat thyroid cancer or goiter. It involves an incision on the lower part of your neck for the removal of the partial or whole thyroid gland. Certain symptoms such as neck pain, horse or weak voice can be experienced post-procedure. However, these symptoms are temporary and will go away in a few days completely.

Gall Bladder Surgery

It is performed for the removal of gallbladder stones. It involves small incisions made on the abdomen of the patient to access the stones. The patient should be taking complete rest for at least 24 hours and can gradually get back to their normal activities as per their comfort zones. Certain precautions like maintaining a healthy diet can be recommended by the doctor after the procedure.

Radical Nephrectomy

Radical Nephrectomy is a surgical procedure used to treat kidney cancer. It involves the removal of the whole kidney along with nearby lymph nodes, the adrenal gland, and also the fatty tissues surrounding it. This procedure is also recommended for those suffering from kidney disease or injury. Patients may experience pain in the belly or on the sides of the belly, which will go away after a few days. The recovery phase can vary from 3 weeks to 6 weeks.

Radical Prostatectomy

Radical Prostatectomy involves the removal of the partial or whole prostate gland. It is recommended for treating prostate cancer. The recovery period after this surgery is significantly longer and the patients require to diligently follow every precaution advised by the doctor till complete recovery. Activities such as weight lifting, calisthenics, and other physical activities can be restricted for at least 2 months till the urethra and abdominal muscles heal.

Total Penectomy

It is an effective treatment for penis cancer. It involves the complete removal of the penis along with its roots that are attached to the pelvis. The surgeon will reroute the urethra by making a small opening in the perineum at a specific spot. The surgery can take around 30-60 minutes. Post-procedure the patient is kept in the hospital for a short stay. Doctors will prescribe medications for the prevention of pain and infections as well.

TURB or Transurethral Resection of the Bladder (Endoscopic)

TURB surgery is done for conducting proper pathological analysis. The surgery is used for the removal of bladder tumors. It is a first-line procedure performed for diagnosing, staging, and treating tumors. The surgery time depends on the circumstances and can take anywhere between 15 to 90 minutes. Patients might require a couple of days stay at the hospital after the surgery.

Bladder Neck Incision

Bladder Neck Incision is a surgical treatment done to improve urine flow and relieve pressure. It involves making an incision on the bladder. It is recommended to take proper rest for at least 2 to 3 weeks after the procedure. Any strenuous activities must be avoided during the time of recovery. Patients should not rush back to their daily routines and are advised to only get back to their jobs or work after they are fully physically comfortable.

Esophagectomy

This procedure may involve the removal of the partial or complete esophagus. In case of complete esophagus removal, the surgeon will reconstruct the esophagus by using a specific part of the small intestine or stomach. The patients are required to stay in the hospital for at least 6 to 7 days for better recovery. It can take around 6 to 12 weeks to get back to their daily life after the procedure.

Endopyelotomy

Endopyelotomy involves the removal of the Ureteropelvic junction (UPJ) obstruction. This surgical procedure helps in relieving the blockage between the ureter and the kidney. It is a less invasive and safe treatment for patients with UPJ obstructions. It is a widely applicable procedure and has a high success rate as well. It can take 10-14 days for the recovery and the patient can return to their normal activities after at least 3 to 4 weeks.