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Our General Surgery Operations

Hernia, gallbladder, stomach and colon cancer, appendix, thyroid and parathyroid surgery; removal of benign lumps and moles, and scar revision.

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Laparoscopic (keyhole) surgery being performed in the operating theatre

Procedures

  • Abdominal wall hernias (inguinal, umbilical, incisional, etc.) – keyhole and open
  • Gallbladder surgery – keyhole and open
  • Stomach cancer surgery
  • Colon (large bowel) cancer surgery
  • Appendix surgery
  • Thyroid (goitre) and parathyroid surgery
  • Removal of benign lumps and moles (naevi)
  • Aesthetic scar revision and other minor procedures

We perform general surgery of the abdominal wall, digestive system and neck using keyhole (laparoscopic) techniques wherever possible. Which approach suits you is decided together, based on your examination and test results.

Keyhole (laparoscopic) surgery

In laparoscopic surgery, the surgeon works with a camera through a few small openings in the abdomen. The main advantages are less pain, a shorter hospital stay, a lower risk of incisional hernia and an earlier return to work. Gallbladder, appendix, inguinal and abdominal wall hernia, stomach and bowel operations, and examination of the abdominal organs (diagnostic laparoscopy) can be done this way.

Abdominal wall hernias

Inguinal, umbilical and incisional hernias (at the site of a previous operation) are repaired with keyhole or open surgery, depending on the size of the hernia and the patient’s condition.

Minor procedures

Benign lumps under the skin (such as lipomas and cysts) and moles (naevi) are removed and, where needed, sent for pathology. Aesthetic revision of old surgical scars is also offered.

The pages below give detailed information about thyroid, gallbladder, colorectal and stomach surgery.

In detail

Thyroid and parathyroid surgerySafe thyroid surgery with nerve monitoring to protect the vocal cords; surgery for nodules, toxic goitre, thyroid cancer and parathyroid adenoma.Learn more Gallbladder diseases and laparoscopic surgeryKeyhole (laparoscopic) gallbladder removal for gallstones, polyps and inflammation; also laparoscopic appendix and hernia surgery.Learn more Colorectal (large bowel) diseasesColorectal cancer and colon surgery, colostomy closure, and capsule endoscopy to diagnose hidden bleeding and small bowel diseases.Learn more Stomach cancer surgeryDiagnosis, surgical treatment and oncological counselling for stomach cancer; risk factors, symptoms and follow-up after treatment.Learn more

The information on this website is for general information only and does not replace an examination or medical advice. Please consult your doctor for diagnosis and treatment.