General Surgery

The Department of General Surgery at Magnus offers comprehensive surgical interventions focusing on the endocrine system, gastrointestinal tract, liver, colon, and other major parts of the human body. Common procedures include appendix and gallbladder removals, colonoscopies, thyroidectomies, hernia surgeries, and bariatric surgeries. The department also provides specialized care for patients with conditions involving the skin, soft tissue, breast, hernia, and trauma.

Magnus is renowned for delivering the best laparoscopy surgery, utilizing cutting-edge surgical care to ensure optimal patient outcomes. Laparoscopic, or minimally invasive surgery (also known as keyhole surgery), allows the department to provide advanced treatments in gynecology, gastroenterology, and urology. This technique promotes speedy recovery with minimal tissue damage, reduced blood loss, lower infection risk, and minimal pain and discomfort.

In addition to general surgical procedures, the department excels in providing effective piles treatment and fistula treatment, ensuring comprehensive care with the latest diagnostic and surgical techniques. The department also offers expert hymenoplasty surgery with a focus on patient safety, comfort, and satisfaction.

Hernia Surgery

The Department of General Surgery or Gastroenterology deals with hernia surgeries and their management. A hernia is a condition where the contents of the body cavity protrude from where they were normally contained. Hernias can be further categorized into the following types:

• Inguinal Hernia
• Ventral Hernias
• Hiatal Hernias
• Incisional Hernias
• Umbilical Hernia
• Femoral Hernia
• Spigelian Hernia
• Epigastric Hernia
• Obturator Hernia
• Diaphragmatic Hernia

Our team of surgeons specializes in treating all types of hernias with utmost precision and quality care. The department also offers diagnostic services through physical examinations or CT (CAT) scans for an accurate assessment of the hernia type.

Magnus provides the latest and most advanced techniques for performing hernia surgeries, including Hernia Surgery Laparoscopic procedures. Laparoscopic surgery is a minimally invasive approach that ensures faster recovery and less post-operative discomfort. The skilled team advises the best treatment options for patients according to their specific condition.

When it comes to Hernia Surgery cost in India, Magnus ensures affordability without compromising the quality of care. The hospital provides transparent cost estimates and works with patients to offer the best possible options based on their budget and medical needs.

The team ensures proper post-operative care by keeping the patient under continuous monitoring until full recovery. The department also ensures timely delivery of medications and provides all necessary support for a speedy recovery after Hernia Surgery.

Laparoscopic Surgery

The Laparoscopic Surgery Department is well-equipped with advanced technology and excellent infrastructure, supported by a skilled team of surgeons, trained technical staff, and nurses. The department specializes in performing a variety of major surgeries involving the breast, uterus, skin, soft tissues, abdomen, and hernia. Laparoscopic surgery, also known as minimally invasive surgery or key-hole surgery, is widely performed in fields like gastroenterology, gynecology, and urology.

Patients receive accurate diagnosis and assessment, the latest treatment techniques, medications, clinical post-operative care, and regular follow-ups until complete recovery. The benefits of laparoscopic techniques over traditional open surgery include shorter hospital stays, quicker recovery times, lesser pain, minimal tissue trauma, reduced bleeding after the operation, and smaller scarring.

Our team of surgeons is skilled in performing a variety of General & Laparoscopy Surgery procedures with great precision, offering quality services and utmost care. For those seeking the Best Laparoscopy Hospital, we are proud to be recognized for our expertise in this area, ensuring the highest standards of treatment and patient satisfaction.

If you are asking "Best laparoscopy surgery near me", we are your trusted destination for expert care and cutting-edge laparoscopic procedures.

We also understand that patients often wonder "Laparoscopy or open surgery, which is best for me?" Our team is dedicated to assessing your individual condition and recommending the most effective and minimally invasive surgical approach for your needs. Whether laparoscopic surgery or open surgery is the right choice, we will guide you through every step to ensure the best possible outcome for your health.

There are three types of Hemorrhoids:

       1) Internal:

2)  External:

3) Mixed Internal Hemorrhoid:

Internal hemorrhoid: Internal hemorrhoids are divided to 4 degree.

First degree: bulge into the anal canal prolapse beyond the dentate line on straining

Second degree: pro-laps through the anus and reduces spontaneous

Third degree: pro-laps through the anal canal and require manually reduction

 Fourth degree: bleed, pro-laps but cannot reduce and are at risk of strangulation.

There are many treatments for hemorrhoids

1. Bandligation
2. Electrocoagulation,
3. Stapled hemorrhoidpexy
4. Infrared Laser
5. Photocoagulation
6. Sclerothereapy,
7. Doppler guided artery ligation

There are many types of lasers, including gas lasers, chemical lasers, metal vapor lasers, solid lasers, and semiconductor lasers, among others. Medical laser systems are generally classified into two types: contact and non-contact. Contact systems work by sending laser light through a fiber or sapphire crystal tip. The tip absorbs the radiant energy and becomes hot. Direct contact between tissue and the heated tip results in the conduction of heat energy from the tip to the tissue, causing the vaporization of target cells. A diode laser is an example of a direct contact laser.

We are exploring a new technique for the treatment of hemorrhoids that satisfies the patient’s needs. As there is limited research on using diode laser for treatment of hemorrhoids, our aim is to use diode laser in our patients and evaluate its side effects and recurrence over one year.

A diode 30 W laser with a 1480 nm wavelength was used for this procedure. A pinhole is created by spot laser at the anal verge near the hemorrhoid base, and the diode laser fiber is then inserted into the hemorrhoid submucosally. The laser is then activated. It is essential to wear anti-laser glasses before initiating the laser treatment. Each laser shot delivers 15 watts of energy for 3 seconds. For small hemorrhoids (one centimeter in diameter), one shot is sufficient, while for larger hemorrhoids, several shots are needed. We observe that the hemorrhoid shrinks and becomes smaller after each shot. The fiber is withdrawn, and the procedure can be repeated for each hemorrhoid at different sites, allowing all hemorrhoids to be treated in a single stage. Patients are generally discharged after 12-24 hours in the hospital, with analgesia requirements being either zero or very low.

Follow-up is generally conducted 7 and 14 days after surgery. All methods for the treatment of hemorrhoids have advantages, disadvantages, limitations, and complications. However, there is evidence that laser surgery for piles results in fewer complications. In a study by Giamundo et al., it was concluded that the hemorrhoid laser procedure was more effective than rubber band ligation in reducing complications and improving the quality of life following treatment. In their study, the follow-up duration was less than one year. The follow-up duration was the main limitation in both our study and Giamundo et al.'s study. There is also evidence that using Indocyanine Green (ICG) can increase the efficacy of diode laser treatment. During one year of follow-up, no recurrence was seen.

All methods for the treatment of hemorrhoids have their pros and cons, but laser surgery for piles is associated with fewer complications. This makes diode laser a good option for treating hemorrhoids, especially due to its lower risk of complications, minimal discomfort, and reduced pain after surgery. The procedure is simple, requires less operating time, and results in shorter hospital stays. We prefer diode laser for all patients with hemorrhoids, particularly those with coagulopathy and disabilities. While it may be more expensive, the diode laser allows for the treatment of all hemorrhoid piles in one stage. In contrast, traditional surgery may require two stages for extended hemorrhoids due to the risk of stricture formation after one year. Diode laser has no limitations in terms of patient age or stage of hemorrhoids.

Additionally, laser surgery for fissures can also benefit from the diode laser technique, offering a less invasive alternative with reduced post-operative discomfort and quicker recovery.

• Local peak absorption in water

• Light turns into localised heat

• Thermal damage of 1-2nm

• A good balance of precision and coagulation