General Surgery

General surgery is a medical discipline that involves treating systemic and local problems in the body using surgical methods, as well as general principles (such as wound healing, metabolic and endocrine responses to injury) that are relevant to many surgical and medical disciplines.

The term "surgery" comes from the Latin "chirurgiae", meaning "handwork". Surgery is one of the oldest branches of medicine, and it involves repairing or removing damaged or diseased organs and tissues using surgical methods.

Surgical procedures are often named after the organ or system involved. For example, thyroid surgery, breast surgery, esophagus surgery, stomach surgery, small intestine surgery, large intestine surgery, rectum surgery, anus surgery, hernia surgery, liver surgery, gallbladder surgery, and endoscopic and laparoscopic surgical interventions are all part of the field of General Surgery. When classified by system, General Surgery includes thyroid surgery, breast surgery, esophagus surgery, stomach surgery, small intestine surgery, large intestine surgery, rectum and anus surgery, liver and hernia surgery. In some cases, General Surgery aims not only to treat diseases with surgery, but also to prevent them through preventive medicine.

In addition, our medical center offers non-surgical treatments for hemorrhoids, pilonidal sinus, and varicose veins.

Treatments

• Non-Surgical Hemorrhoid Treatment
• Pilonidal Sinus Treatment
• Varicose Vein Treatment
• Thyroid Surgery
• Breast Surgery
• Personalized Check-Up Programs
• Stomach, Small Intestine, Large Intestine, Rectum, and Anus Surgery
• Liver and Hernia Surgery