General & Laparoscopic Surgery

Laparoscopic cholecystectomy is a surgery done to remove the gallbladder of a patient.

The surgeon makes a few small incisions on the right side of your abdomen (belly). A laparoscope, a short tube with a camera at one end, is inserted by the surgeon through one incision. On a screen, your gallbladder is displayed. The gallbladder is subsequently removed via a subsequent little incision.

A laparoscopic cholecystectomy provides relief for those with gallstones that are infected and causing pain.

Crystals called gallstones develop in the gallbladder. They may obstruct the passage of bile from the gallbladder into the digestive tract. This obstacle results in cholecystitis (inflammation of the gallbladder). Gallstones can also travel to other places in the body and cause issues.

Gallstone symptoms include:

• Experiencing bloating.

• Fever.

• Jaundice (yellow-looking skin).

• Nausea.

• Abdominal pain on the right side may also radiate to the back or shoulders.

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Heritage Hospitals should be your best choice if you or someone close has been advised for Laparoscopic Surgery for Gallbladder Stone in Varanasi. With our advanced care and latest critical facilities, we aim to provide better results.
 

Surgery is typically used to treat hernias. Open hernia repair, laparoscopic hernia repair, and robotic hernia repair are the three basic methods of hernia surgery.

A narrow, telescope-like laparoscope is used in laparoscopic (minimally invasive) hernia repair. It is inserted through a tiny incision at the umbilicus (belly button). Before the surgery, you will undergo a general health assessment that includes a history, physical exam (and potentially lab testing), and an electrocardiogram because this treatment is typically done under general anaesthesia (EKG).

During this procedure, you won't experience any pain. An "inside view" of your body is shown on television screens in the operating room thanks to a laparoscope that is attached to a tiny video camera no bigger than a dime.

Laparoscopic hernia surgery has advantages such as three little scars instead of one larger incision, reduced pain following surgery, a quicker return to work, and quicker recovery (days instead of weeks).

Heritage Hospitals should be your best choice if you or someone close has been advised for Laparoscopic Surgery for Hernia in Varanasi. With our advanced care and latest critical facilities, we aim to provide better results.
 

The appendix is a few centimetres long tube-like structure. It is joined to the beginning of your colon or big intestine. This is typically to the right and below your abdominal button.

An appendectomy is a surgical procedure to remove the infected appendix. This condition is called Appendicitis. An emergency appendectomy is a common procedure.

To remove the appendix; there are two types of surgery. An open appendectomy is a conventional procedure. A laparoscopic appendectomy is a more recent, minimally invasive technique.

You could require an open appendectomy if your appendix has ruptured and the infection has spread.

Compared to an open appendectomy, a laparoscopic procedure may be less painful and leave fewer scars. After healing, the scar from either surgery is frequently difficult to see.

The risk of complications is modest for both surgical procedures. A laparoscopic appendectomy offers a shorter hospital stay, quicker recovery, and fewer infections.

Heritage Hospitals should be your best choice if you or someone close has been advised for Laparoscopic Surgery for Appendix in Varanasi. With our advanced care and latest critical facilities, we aim to provide better results.
 

In a treatment known as cryosurgery, aberrant bodily tissues—also known as lesions—are eliminated by exposure to extremely low temperatures.

Skin lesions such as freckles (for aesthetic purposes), haemorrhoids, warts, and some skin malignancies are treated using cryosurgery.

The afflicted areas are treated with a tool that resembles a probe. In most cases, nitrous oxide is pushed through the probe in a freezing gas. The gas makes the probe's tip extremely chilly. When haemorrhoids are treated, the patient doesn't feel chilly when you touch the probe's tip to the hemorrhoidal area. Most patients tolerate this surgery well and experience no discomfort after leaving the hospital.

Some types of medical surgery may not be as painful as cryosurgery. Moreover, the open wound may become infected, and patients may experience abnormal rectal discharge or bad odour for up to two weeks following surgery, necessitating absorbent pads.

Heritage Hospitals should be your best choice if you or someone close has been advised for Cryosurgery for Piles in Varanasi. With our advanced care and latest critical facilities, we aim to provide better results.
 

Varicose veins are bulging, twisted veins visible just beneath the skin's surface. Though they can also develop in other places of your body, these veins often develop in the legs. Varicose veins are a prevalent disorder that typically exhibits minimal symptoms or indicators. Varicose veins can occasionally result in consequences including minor to moderate discomfort, blood clots, or skin ulcers.

Varicose vein symptoms and indicators include:

• Pronounced veins that are visible on your skin.

• Ankle and foot oedema that is not very severe.

• Aching, painful, or "heavy" legs.

• Legs that are cramping or throbbing.

• Leg itch, especially in the ankle and lower thigh. This is occasionally misdiagnosed as having dry skin.

• Skin that is discoloured around the varicose vein.

You can observe reddish vein clusters on your skin as telangiectasia symptoms. The upper body, including the face, is where they typically reside. Spider vein symptoms include red or blue veins that form a web pattern and are frequently found on the face and legs.

Heritage Hospitals should be your best choice if you or someone close has been advised for Varicose Veins treatment in Varanasi. With our advanced care and latest critical facilities, we aim to provide better results.