General Surgery Hospital in Mysore

The General Surgery department at Manipal Hospitals Mysuru provides a wide range of treatments, including:

• Paronychia Nail Infection
• Sebaceous Cysts
• FNAC Procedure
• Laparoscopic appendectomy
• Lipoma Excision

To book an appointment with a General Surgery expert at Manipal Hospitals Mysuru, please call 1800 102 5555. Our dedicated team will assist you in scheduling a convenient consultation.

The General Surgery department is led by highly qualified specialists, including:

For your initial consultation at Manipal Hospitals Mysuru, please bring:

• Medical Records – Previous reports, imaging scans, and lab results.
• Medication List – Details of current and past prescriptions.
• Insurance Details – Health insurance card and referral documents (if applicable).
• Personal ID Proof – For registration purposes.

Providing these documents will help our specialists ensure a comprehensive diagnosis and personalized treatment plan.

Manipal Hospitals Mysuru is a preferred choice for General Surgery due to:

• Highly experienced specialists.
• State-of-the-art medical infrastructure.
• Comprehensive treatment plans with a multidisciplinary approach.
• Advanced diagnostic & surgical facilities.
• Patient-centric care with personalized treatment options.

We are committed to providing world-class healthcare with compassionate service.

At Manipal Hospitals Mysuru, we offer facilities such as:

With the help of accurate scans and imaging, the surgeons at Manipal Hospitals' are well-equipped to deal with emergency procedures, trauma care and general surgical procedures. Some of the surgical treatments offered ● Appendectomy (removal of the appendix)

• Trauma surgery

• Coronary artery graft bypass surgery

• Biopsies

• Cesarean section

• Tonsillectomy (removal of tonsils)

• Hysterectomy (removal of uterus)

• Skin grafting

• Carotid endarterectomy (removing blockages from arteries)

• Bariatric surgery

• Gastrointestinal surgery Minimally invasive surgery

• Laparoscopic cholecystectomy

• Laparoscopic appendectomy

• Laparoscopic hernia repair

• Laparoscopic colectomy and splenectomy

Our team ensures precise diagnosis and treatment planning for each patient.

General surgery usually deals with parts of the body such as the alimentary canal and abdominal contents such as the oesophagus, small intestine, stomach, large intestine, gallbladder, liver, pancreas, appendix, and bile ducts. The thyroid gland also falls under the category at times. The surgical team at Manipal Hospitals, Mysore, includes general surgeons, nurses, anaesthesiologists, technicians, radiologists, cardiologists and other specialists handling emergency procedures, trauma care, and general surgical procedures, providing comprehensive surgical care with a multidisciplinary approach. Book an appointment at our general surgery hospital in Mysore.

Surgical procedures are recommended only when they are most needed, and safer alternatives are unavailable. However, laparoscopy and minimally invasive techniques of Manipal Hospitals, Mysore, enable the patient to heal and recover quickly with fewer complications and discomfort post-surgery.

Typically, you would approach a general surgeon with a diagnosis in hand. The surgeon examines the details of the case and makes a surgical plan based on scans and imaging. Then a date is set for surgery and any preparation or pre-surgical conditions that need to be met, are explained to the patient.

All surgical procedures carry an inherent amount of risk with them. Some surgical procedures are safer than others, and modern operating rooms are well equipped to deal with even extreme complications. The surgical risk, however, is amplified by certain medical conditions.

Depending on the type of surgery, and the nature of the underlying condition that made the surgery necessary, a surgeon will prescribe a period of time where the patient must be under observation. Minimally invasive surgeries heal quite quickly and do not cause much discomfort, larger incisions, however, can take much longer to heal.

Surgical procedures are generally not recommended by doctors when there is a safer alternative available. However, sometimes surgery is necessary because it is the most effective treatment available.