Apex Hospital is one of the best surgery hospitals in Sirsa, Haryana committed to providing high-quality healthcare services. Well equipped with modern surgical equipment, our laparoscopic surgery department is supported by an experienced team of surgeons, urologists, trained technical staff, and nurses that perform a variety of laparoscopic surgeries and operations with ultraprecision and utmost care.
Apex Hospital is well known for providing affordable laparoscopic surgery not only in Sirsa but also in Mansa, Nohar, and Hanumangarh through its satellite centers.
When it comes to laparoscopic surgery, Apex Hospital has set a milestone by catering to patients from all walks of life. At our laparoscopic surgery centre in Sirsa, Mansa, Nohar, and Hanumangarh, we provide advanced laparoscopic surgeries to treat diseases like Gallstones, Appendicitis, Ovarian Cyst, Adhesiolysis, Diagnostic laparoscopy, Myomectomy, LAVH, Ectopic Pregnancy and many other Laparoscopic abdominal surgeries. People from all over Punjab, Haryana, and Rajasthan visit Apex Hospital to get urology and laparoscopy support from our experienced team of doctors. Learn more about the two or connect to speak with best surgery and urologists in Sirsa:
At Apex Hospital - the best laparoscopic surgery centre in Sirsa, Dr R.K. Mehta and his team put the patient’s needs first. Our entire staff is here to meet your requirements, which includes working with your schedule.
Apex Hospital has been carrying out laparoscopic and urology surgeries in Sirsa, Mansa, Nohar, and Hanumangarh for many years and have more combined experience than any other surgeons in these cities.
Here are some more reasons to choose this surgery hospital in Sirsa:
Platinum level care
Laparoscopic surgeons at Apex Hospital, Sirsa are highly committed to providing each patient with a personalized experience that can only be described as a platinum level of care. The best urology surgery hospital in Sirsa prides itself in offering its patients a minimally invasive alternative to old open surgical techniques.
A trusted name
With over 20 years of experience in diagnosing a wide range of conditions, Apex Hospital has earned the reputation of being the best laparoscopic surgery hospital in Sirsa, Mansa, Nohar, and Hanumangarh. We have helped thousands of men and women avoid large open wounds or incisions while decreasing blood loss, pain or discomfort.
Experienced surgeons
Last but not the least, Apex Hospital, Sirsa brings experienced urology and laparoscopic surgeons for patients living with complex medical conditions. Schedule a consultation with Apex surgeons to benefit from diverse experience.
Note: Apex Hospital has satellite branches in Nohar, Hanumangarh, and Mansa.
Laparoscopy is a procedure where a thin, lighted tube (Endoscope) is inserted in your abdomen through a tiny incision. The Surgeon can look through the laparoscope into your abdominal and pelvic cavity and can see whether the uterus, tubes and ovaries have any pathology.
Attached to the end of the laparoscope is a video camera, which allows us to view and record the image which is known as Video Laparoscopy.
In Apex Hospital we provide advanced laparoscopic surgeries to treat diseases like Gallstones, Appendicitis, Ovarian Cyst, Adhesiolysis, Diagnosotic Laparoscopy,Myomectomy,LAVH, Ectopic Preganancy and many other Laparoscopic abdominal surgeries.
Apex Hospital is India based Advanced Laparoscopic hospital for Excellence for most of the Endoscopic Surgeries. Dr. R.K. Mehta is an experienced laparoscopic Surgeon and Dr. Manisha Mehta has experience of most of the advanced Gynecological Surgeries. Apex Hospital is well equipped with world class infrastructure in Sirsa for any difficult complicated laparoscopic surgeries.
Urology is a subspecialty of surgery that deals with disorders of the genital and urinary systems in men, and the urinary system in women. This includes everything from the kidney, the bladder, the prostate gland, etc. Urology was the first sub-specialty to break away from general surgery, at the turn of the century, and has a long history.
Urologists look after a wide range of problems including (but not limited to): stones of the kidneys, urethra and bladder, urinary incontinence, cancers of the kidneys, bladder, testicular disorders, prostate disorders including prostatitis and BPH (benign enlargement of the prostate), problems with sexual function and infertility in men, growth within the adrenal gland (a small gland on top of the kidneys), kidney transplants, urological problems in children (which includes a wide variety of abnormalities often present from birth), etc
Urologist in Apex Hospital has had specialty training to diagnose and treat diseases of the male and female urinary tracts, as well as of the male reproductive organs.
Various diseases pertaining to kidney, ureters, urinary bladder, urethra and prostate are delt laparoscopically.
PCNL is performed under general anesthesia with the patient lying face down on their abdomen. Once anesthesia is administered, your surgeon will perform cystoscopy (telescopic examination of your bladder) and instill xray dye or carbon dioxide is installed into your kidney through a small catheter placed up through the ureter or drainage tube of the affected kidney to “map” the branches of the collecting system. This allows your surgeon to precisely locate the stone within the kidney and place a small needle through the skin under xray guidance to directly access the stone.
This needle tract is dilated to approximately 1-cm to allow placement of a plastic sheath and telescope to directly visualize the stone. Using an ultrasonic, mechanical or laser lithotripsy device, the stone is fragmented into small pieces and extracted out of the body through the sheath. On occasions, more than one tract may be required to access and attempts removal of all stones.
What is the overall success rate with PCNL?
The success of PCNL is dependent on many factors such as stone composition, stone size, number of stones, location within the urinary tract, patient body habitus (obesity), and anatomy of the collecting system of the kidney. Our surgeons carefully consider all of the aforementioned variables and will discuss this with you in order to maximize success and determine if PCNL is right for you. Overall stone free success rate is approximately 80-90% following an initial PCNL and 90-100% following a “second look” procedure.
This is the endoscopic treatment of ureter stones using a mini-scope. Under general anaesthesia, the ureteroscope is passed via the urethra into the bladder and up the ureter. A laser fibre or lithoclast probe is used to break the stone into smaller pieces. These tiny stone pieces will pass out on their own. Sometimes a wire basket is used to fish out the stone pieces. This surgery takes 30 mins on average and can be done as a day case.
Occasionally, a double-J (DJ) stent may need to be inserted if there be any injury to the ureter wall or if there is already gross hydronephrosis (swelling) of the kidney due to the impacted stone. The success rate for stones lodged in the lower ureter is near 100%. For stones lodged at the mid to upper ureter, there is a chance they may float up into the kidney beyond the reach of the scope. If this happens, then a DJ stent is inserted and the stone managed by ESWL.
The prostate gland is found only in males. It sits below the bladder and wraps around the urethra. The urethra is the tube that carries urine out of the body. The prostate helps produce semen.
A transurethral resection of the prostate (TURP) is surgery to remove parts of the prostate gland through the penis. No incisions are needed.
The surgeon reaches the prostate by putting an instrument into the end of the penis and through the urethra. This instrument, called a resectoscope, is about 12 inches long and .5 inch in diameter. It contains a lighted camera and valves that control irrigating fluid. It also contains an electrical wire loop that cuts tissue and seals blood vessels. The wire loop is guided by the surgeon to remove the tissue blocking the urethra one piece at a time. The pieces of tissue are carried by the irrigating fluid into the bladder and then flushed out at the end of the procedure.
Definition
Direct vision internal urethrotomy (DVIU) is surgery to repair a narrowed section of the urethra. This is referred to as a stricture. The urethra is the tube through which urine passes from the bladder to the outside of the body.
Reasons for Procedure
Urethral stricture is due to scarring of the urethra. This scarring may be caused by infection or injury. DVIU cuts through the scar tissue and opens the urethra.
Pyeloplasty is the surgical reconstruction or revision of the renal pelvis to drain and decompress the kidney. Most commonly it is performed to treat an uretero-pelvic junction obstruction if residual renal function is adequate.
This revision of the renal pelvis treats the obstruction by excising the stenotic area of the renal pelvis or uretero-pelvic junction and creating a more capacious conduit using the tissue of the remaining ureter and renal pelvis.
There are different types of pyeloplasty depending on the surgical technique and patterns of incision used. These include the Y-V, Inverted 'U,' and Dismembered types of pyeloplasty. The dismembered type of pyeloplasty (called an Anderson-Hynes pyeloplasty) is the most common type of pyeloplasty. This was described in relation to retrocaval ureter (now renamed as preureteric vena cava). Another technique of pyeloplasty is Culp's pyeloplasty, in this method a flap is rotated from dilated pelvis to decrease narrowing of ureter.
Bladder stones
Cystolitholapaxy is a procedure to break up bladder stones into smaller pieces and remove them. Bladder stones are minerals that have built up in the bladder. Ultrasonic waves or lasers may be delivered through a tool called a cystoscope to break up the stones.
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