Advanced Laparoscopy And GI Surgery

Doctor List

• Dr. Debarchan Ghosh, MBBS, MS, DIP, LS (Gold Medalist) HOD (Full Time Consultant)

• Dr. Abhishek Guha Thakurta, MBBS, DNB (Gen Surgery) (Full Time Consultant)

• Dr. Soumit Dey, MBBS, MS (General Surgery) (Registrar)

OVERVIEW

Department of Advanced Laparoscopic & GI Surgery deals with all the benign and malignant Gastro-Intestinal problems. All diagnostic & therapeutic facilities are available under one roof. We aim to provide Minimally invasive treatment to all GI problems, so that patient can get to normal life rapidly after Surgery

FACILITIES

• Highly skilled & experienced laparoscopic & GI Surgeons

• Modern diagnostic tools ( 24 x 7 Pathology, 128 Slice CT scan, Most advanced MRI, USG, Endoscopy)

• State-of-the-Art Operation Theatres.

• Dedicated & highly skilled OT staffs.

• All modern surgical equipments & energy sources.

• Most advanced ICU & critical care set up for high risk surgical patients.

• ERAS protocol for rapid post-operative recovery.

PROCEDURES:

Basic Laparoscopy

• Appendectomy

• Cholecystectomy

• Diagnostic Laparoscopy

• Adhesiolysis

Laparoscopic hernia surgery

• Groin hernias: TEP, TAPP

• Incisional/ Ventral/ Umbilical-paraumbilical hernia: IPOM/IPOM plus

• Emergency laparoscpic hernia repair for obstructed/ incarcerated hernia

• Hiatal hernia: Laparoscopic Fundoplication

• Diaphragmatic hernia repair by laparoscop

Laparoscopic Colorectal Surgery

• Right hemicolectomy

• Left Hemicolectomy

• Subtotal colectomy

• Sigmoid resection

• Anterior resection

• Low-anterior/ ultra-low anterior resection

• Abdominoperineal resection

• Rectopexy (Suture or Mesh)

Laparoscopic upper G.I Surgery

• Thoraco-laparoscopic esophagectomy

• Laparoscopic partial/ subtotal/ total gastrectomy

• Truncal Vagotomy-Gastrojejunostomy

• Nissen's/ Toupet Fundoplication

• Gastric wedge resection

Laparoscopic HPB surgeries

• Bile duct exploration

• Choledocho-duodenostomy/jejunostomy

• Hydatid cyst surgery

• Cysto-gastrostomy/ jejunostomy for Pseudocyst of Pancreas

Laparoscopic Solid organ surgery

• Splenectomy

• Adrenalectomy

• Nephrectomy

Laparoscopic Cancer surgeries

• Esophagus(Food pipe) cancer

• Stomach cancer

• Small bowel cancer

• Appendix cancer

• Colon cancer

• Rectal cancer

CHOLEDOCAL CYST - A RARE ENTITY

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DESMOID FIBROMATOSIS

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TOTAL THORACOSCOPIC THYMECTOMY FOR THYMOMATOUS MYASTHENIA GRAVIS : A RARE CHALLENGING CASE SCENARIO

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A COMPLEX CANCER SURGERY MADE SIMPLE

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INTUSSUSCEPTION- A RARE CAUSE OF INTESTINAL OBSTRUCTION IN ADULTS

A 67 year old lady had been presented at Ruby General Hospital with complaints of intermittent abdominal pain, vomiting and constipation for three months associated with weight loss.... Read More

A RARE TYPE OF INTERNAL HERNIA - GIANT PARAESOPHAGEAL HIATUS HERNIA

A 65 year old lady had been presented with complaints of chronic cough, chest pain and discomfort associated with food regurgitation for a few years.... Read More

CANCER COUNTS GO UP SILENTLY ALONG WITH COVID COUNTS

A 53 year old lady had been suffering from a gradually increasing constipation for last 4 – 5 months and did not consult any doctor until an episode of blood mixed stool... Read More

WHEN THE UNKNOWN COMES KNOCKING

Dr. Sumanta Dey - MS , DNB , MNAMS , FMAS , FNB - Minimal Access Surgery

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An extremely rare surgical emergency becomes part of the pandemic

A 75 year old obese hypertensive lady had been presented in the Emergency department of Ruby General Hospital at midnight after being referred by a couple of hospitals of the city... Read More

Femoral Richter’s Hernia – An Uncommon Hernia

A 75 year old lady had been admitted in Ruby General Hospital with complaints of abdominal pain for twelve days associated with nausea, vomiting, intermittent fever and severe pain abdomen... Read More

Adenocarcinoma Sigmoid Colon

A 74 year old, female senior citizen had been admitted under the expert care of Dr. Sumanta Dey (Consultant Advanced Laparoscopic, Bariatric and GI Surgeon) with complaints of bleeding... Read More

A Mother’s Will Overcomes All Odds

A 32 year old lady had been presented with a history of Jejunoileal Perforative Peritonitis along with Uterine Perforation which had been... Read More