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01. |
Laparoscopic cholecystectomy : |
The operation can be seen by the
relatives directly in the waiting
area.
Patients can be discharged within
24hours. |
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02. |
Upper GI
Surgery : |
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Oesophageal trasaction
for bleeding oesophageal
varices. |
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Fundectomy for bleeding
fundal varices |
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Partial gastrectomy, D2
resection for carcinoma
stomach (Curative resection) |
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Total gastrectomy for
carcinoma stomach |
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Vagotomy gastro-jejunostomy
for duodenal ulcer disease. |
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Feeding jejunostomy |
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Laparoscopic gastric
banding for obesity |
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Roux-en-Y gastro-jejunostomy
for obesity both lap. & open |
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Laparoscopic anterior
gastro-jejunostomy for
inoperable carcinoma
stomach. |
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Per
operative enteroscopy for obscure GI
bleeding involved both
Gastroenterologist & surgeon. |
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Operation for
intestinal obstruction : |
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Laparoscopic &
open Appendecectomy : |
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03. |
Colon
rectum & anal canal : |
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Operation for Colon
Cancer Rectal Cancer :
Sphencter saving ultra low
anterior resection. |
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Abdominoperineal
resection. |
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Anal fissure |
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Chronic fistula,
Recurrent fistula, Complex
fistula |
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Haemorrhoids (piles). |
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04. |
Liver :
Liver resection |
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Excesion of liver cyst |
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Choledocholithotomy |
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Bile duct injury |
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Drainage of liver
abscess |
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05. |
Pancreas :
Pancreatico-jejunostomy for stone &
FCPD |
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Pancreatic pseudo cyst |
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Pancreatico-duodenectomy |
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Tripple by pass. |
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Pancreatic necrosectomy |
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