General Surgery

Thanks to the depth of staff with different areas of interest, pioneering applications are carried out in gastrointestinal system (digestive system) surgery and hepato-pancreaticobiliary (liver, pancreas and biliary tract) surgery, especially in minimally invasive surgery, emergency surgery and endocrine (breast, goitre gland and adrenal gland) surgery. All interventions in colon and rectum (large intestine) diseases are performed using the most up-to-date technologies. In particular, a wide range of treatments are offered to our people in anal (rectal) region disorders such as haemorrhoids (haemorrhoids), fistulas or fissures (cracks).The disease grouping that can be examined, investigated and treated by the General Surgery Department is as follows:
• Thyroid Gland Diseases (Goitre, Hyperthyroidism)
• Breast Cancer and Benign Diseases of the Breast
• Oesophageal Cancer and Benign Diseases
• Anorectal Diseases: Tumours, Haemorrhoids, Anal Fissure, Anal Fistula
• Gallbladder and Duct Stones and Tumours
• Abdominal Wall and Inguinal Hernias, Postoperative Hernias
• Trauma and Emergency Surgery
• Stomach Cancer
• Hemorrhoids, Anal Fissure, Anal Fistula and Ingrown Hair Surgeries with Laser
• Surgical Diseases of the Small Intestine, Intestinal Obstructions
• Colon - Rectum Tumours, Inflammatory Diseases
• Benign and Malignant Tumours and Cysts of the Liver
• Obstructive Jaundice
• Pancreatic Cysts and Tumours
• Acute and Chronic Pancreatitis
• Surgical Diseases of the Spleen
• Various Soft Tissue Infections
• Laparoscopic Surgeries
• Obesity
• Diabetes Surgery
Laparoscopy is the observation of the abdomen using an optical device. This device is inserted into the abdomen through a small 1 cm incision below the navel. By illuminating the inside of the abdomen, it allows direct observation of diseases or problems involving the uterus, ovaries and tubes and, if necessary, simultaneous treatment with auxiliary instruments inserted through 3 - 5 mm holes in the lower abdomen. In laparoscopic surgery, operations are performed by means of a micro-camera inserted through several small holes in the abdominal wall, which is viewed on a screen.The Most Important Advantages of Laparoscopic Surgeries are as follows:
• There is very little bleeding during the operation.
• A very small scar remains.
• There is very little pain after the operation.
• Since there are no large incisions, the infection rate is lower.
• Since recovery is quicker, loss of work capacity is minimised.
• Hospital stay is short (maximum 1 day).
• It prevents intestinal adhesion due to surgery in the long term.