General Surgery Department
General Surgery Department
The General Surgery Department provides comprehensive surgical care for a wide range of conditions, from minor surgical procedures to preoperative and postoperative patient management. The department focuses on accurate diagnosis, evidence-based surgical…
Medical Care Starts with Accurate Diagnosis
The General Surgery Department provides comprehensive surgical care for a wide range of conditions, from minor surgical procedures to preoperative and postoperative patient management. The department focuses on accurate diagnosis, evidence-based surgical treatment, and high-quality patient care to promote safety, faster recovery, and the best possible outcomes.
Services of General Surgery Department
Diagnosis and treatment of acute abdominal pain
Diagnosis and treatment of appendicitis
Treatment of all types of hernias (inguinal, umbilical, and incisional)
Gallbladder surgery and treatment of gallstones
Wound management and surgical suturing
Cleaning and dressing of wounds and burns
Treatment and drainage of abscesses and boils
Surgical removal of benign tumors and sebaceous cysts
Diagnosis and treatment of soft tissue and gland disorders
Removal of skin warts
Treatment of ingrown toenails and fingernails
Circumcision for children
Preoperative evaluation and preparation
Postoperative follow-up and care
Surgical wound dressing changes and follow-up
Treatment of minor injuries and trauma
Assessment and management of emergency surgical conditions
Everything You Need to Know About This Department
When should I see a general surgeon?
You should consult a general surgeon if you experience severe abdominal pain, notice a hernia, abscess, or lump under the skin, or if you have a condition that may require surgical evaluation.
Do all surgical conditions require an operation?
No. Many conditions can be managed with medication or observation. Surgery is recommended only when necessary after a thorough medical evaluation.
What types of hernias are treated in the department?
The department treats inguinal, umbilical, and incisional hernias. The appropriate treatment depends on each patient's condition.
When is abdominal pain considered a surgical emergency?
Persistent or severe abdominal pain, especially when accompanied by fever, vomiting, or significant abdominal swelling, should be evaluated promptly by a surgeon.
Does the department treat abscesses and boils?
Yes. The department provides assessment and treatment of abscesses and boils, including drainage and wound care when necessary.
Can sebaceous cysts and skin warts be removed surgically?
Yes. After clinical assessment, benign cysts and skin warts can be removed using the most appropriate surgical procedure.
Is postoperative follow-up available?
Yes. Postoperative care includes wound assessment, dressing changes, monitoring the healing process, and ensuring proper recovery.
Are minor wounds treated in the department?
Yes. The department provides wound cleaning, surgical suturing when needed, and follow-up care until complete healing.
Are circumcision procedures available for children?
Yes. Circumcision is performed following appropriate medical evaluation and according to standard surgical practices.
How can I book an appointment with the General Surgery Department?
Appointments can be scheduled by contacting the medical center via phone or through the available booking channels.
What services does the General Surgery Department provide?
The department offers diagnosis and treatment of hernias, gallstones, appendicitis, benign tumors, wounds, burns, abscesses, and a variety of other general surgical conditions, in addition to comprehensive preoperative and postoperative care.
Are pediatric circumcision services available at the medical center?
Yes. Pediatric circumcision is one of the surgical services provided by the General Surgery Department after appropriate medical assessment.
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