Procedures
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The following is a list of common paediatric treatments and surgical procedures performed. Please contact Dr.Nadesh if you would like to discuss a problem that may not be listed.
Circumcision
Modern technique
Hernias
- Inguinal
- Umblical
Hydrocoeles and varicocoele (Laparoscopic management)
Testicular problems
- Problems with testicular descent- undescended testis, or absent testis (Laparoscopically managed)
- Testicular Torsion
- Investigation of scrotal and testicular pain
Constipation
Complete investigation and management of constipation
Abdominal pain
Thorough investigation and complete management including diagnostic laparoscopy
Appendicitis
Investigation, diagnosis and Laparoscopic Appendicectomy
Bleeding from the gastro intestinal tract
Thorough investigation and fibre optic endoscopy and diagnosis
Various lumps and swellings that require surgery
Urinary Tract Infection- Detailed investigation and management
Urinary incontinence and bed wetting
Detailed examination, investigation and complete management
Hypospadias reconstruction
Complete reconstruction of this severe defect
Treatment of all forms of congenital problems of the gut
- Hirschsprung’s disease of the colon
- Ano- Rectal Malformations
- Atresia of the intestine
- Management of Necrotizing Entero Colitis
Treatment of various renal tract abnormalities
- Kidney obstruction
- Vesico-Ureteric Reflux management and surgery
- Ureteric abnormalities
- Urachal abnormalities
- Bladder abnormalities
Laparoscopic surgery in childhood
Many conditions are treated laparoscopically with good outcomes, minimum pain and excellent cosmetic results without the need for large incisions.
Tumour surgery
- Tumour biopsies, also done laparoscopically if needed
- Insertion of chemo port and central lines for chemotherapy
- Neuroblastoma Surgery
- Wilm’s Tumour Surgery
- LIver Tumour resections
- Lymphoma and non Hodgkins Lymphoma surgery
Trauma Surgery
- Management of Scalds and Burns
- Management of blunt and perforating injuries to chest and abdomen
- Management of mild head injuries
- Management of laceration wounds