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Book ConsultationWhen a surgical wound does not heal properly and a muscle, tissue or even a part of any organ protrudes through that wound, the condition is called incisional hernia.
Learn MoreGenerally, Inguinal hernia is not a life threatening problem but can lead to sudden serious complications at times.This is the reason all hernias need treatment irrespective of the size or severity.
Learn MoreAn internal body organ which pushes into an area out of its containment is called a hernia. It can either be an internal organ such as the intestine tissue pushing through a weakened area in the body.
Learn MoreFemoral hernia surgery is performed to correct femoral hernia. Through this surgery the surgeon pushes back the hernia contents to their place from the weak spot in the groin.
Learn MoreHernia is a bulging of an organ or tissue through an unusual opening. Abdomen is the most common site of hernia but they may occur on upper thighs, belly button and groin or inguinal areas.
Learn MoreThe diaphragm is a muscular sheet which separates the lungs from the contents of the abdomen.The main function of this sheet is to help in respiration.
Learn MoreHaemorrhoids is a condition where small swellings are formed inside the anus which protrude down and can cause pain and bleeding.
Learn MoreThe Anal Fissures is a condition where there is a small cut or a small tear in the lining of the anus. This could cause bright red bleeding and pain while passing stools.
Learn MoreAnal fistula is the result of an infection of an anal gland.This infection arises inside the anal and forms a tract or a tunnel which opens on to the skin around the anus.
Learn MoreBoth colon and rectal cancer are often grouped together and named as colorectal cancer because they have many common features. Cancer begins when cells of the body in a particular organ grows beyond control.
Learn MoreUlcerative Colitis is a chronic inflammatory condition of the colon or the large intestine, which we encounter more frequently in our practice these days.
Learn MoreThe gallbladder is a small sac located on the right-hand side of the body, on the underside of the liver, below the front rib cage.Its main purpose is to collect and concentrate a digestive liquid (bile) produced by the liver.
Learn MoreBile is produced in the liver and stored in the gallbladder between two meals and used when people take food. Bile ducts plays key role in the transportation of bile from producing organ the liver to end-using organ the duodenum.
Learn MoreBile duct cancer arises from the cells that line the bile ducts. It is a rare disease whose incidence is gradually increasing in the recent times .Bile duct cancer may be seen in both the bile duct inside the liver and outside the liver.
Learn MoreChronic pancreatitis is referred to that condition when the pancreas gets inflamed from time to time and this inflammation gradually affects the functioning of the organ and also causes chronic abdominal pain.
Learn MoreAcute pancreatitis is a sudden inflammation of the pancreas. It helps in digestion of nutrients and also secretes insulin .The inflammation of the pancreas is a major life threatening problem which impacts over other multiple organs.
Learn MoreCancer is a special type of disease characterized by abnormal cells that don't follow the normal checks and balances system prevailing in the body to control the growth of the new cells in the body.
Learn MoreLiver Cirrhosis is the first filter through which all the toxins of our food and the medicines that we take pass through and all the toxins are filtered and purified and then sent to the blood circulation.
Learn MoreBacterial liver abscess occurs because of various other infections in the digestive tract like appendicitis, stones in the bile duct or sometimes even an infected by piles or fistula.
Learn MoreThe incidence of liver cancer is on the rise in the last few decades. Liver cancer usually includes various types of tumors, but among them the most common type which we encounter is called (HCC).
Learn MoreThe function of the portal system is to collect all the blood from the intestines along with the nutrients and toxins which come from food and deliver it to the liver.
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