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What is General Surgery?

General Surgery is the branch of surgery that focuses on the abdominal organs, breast, skin, soft tissues, and hernias. At Mallige Hospital, our general surgeons specialise in both open and minimally invasive procedures—ranging from appendix and gallbladder removal to complex gastrointestinal, endocrine, and trauma surgeries—to ensure comprehensive surgical care and optimal recovery.

General Surgery

Expert Surgical Care

General Surgery

Our General Surgery department at Mallige Hospital offers state-of-the-art operative and perioperative care. Whether it's emergency appendectomies, hernia repairs, or complex GI surgeries, our surgeons employ the latest techniques—like laparoscopic procedures—to minimise pain, speed recovery, and maximize outcomes.

In addition to abdominal and hernia surgery, we provide specialised services in breast surgery, endocrine surgery (thyroid, parathyroid), soft tissue tumor excision, and trauma management. Each treatment plan is tailored for safety, efficiency, and the best possible quality of life.

Committed to compassionate care, our multidisciplinary team supports you from pre-operative counselling through post-operative rehabilitation.

Key Services

Appendicectomy

Hernia Repair

Laparoscopic Surgery

Breast Surgery

Gastrointestinal Surgery

Colorectal Surgery

Endocrine Surgery

Trauma Surgery

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FAQs

A surgical procedure to remove the inflamed appendix, typically performed laparoscopically, to treat appendicitis and prevent rupture.

A procedure to fix a hernia—where tissue or intestine protrudes through a weakened abdominal wall—using mesh reinforcement or suturing techniques, often via minimally invasive laparoscopic.

A minimally invasive technique using small incisions and a camera-equipped laparoscope to perform abdominal and pelvic procedures with reduced pain and quicker recovery times.

Surgical procedures on the breast, including lumpectomy, mastectomy, reconstruction, and benign lesion excision, tailored for cancer treatment or cosmetic purposes.

Operations on the digestive tract—such as gastric resection, bowel resection, and anti-reflux procedures—performed open or laparoscopically to treat conditions like ulcers, tumours, or obstruction.

Surgical management of diseases of the colon, rectum, and anus—such as cancer, inflammatory bowel disease, and haemorrhoids—often via minimally invasive techniques.

Procedures on endocrine glands—such as thyroidectomy, parathyroidectomy, and adrenalectomy—to treat tumours, hyperfunctioning glands, or endocrine disorders.

Emergency surgical care for traumatic injuries—including internal bleeding, organ damage, and fractures—performed immediately to stabilise and save lives.

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