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The Department of General Surgery at Sakra World Hospital is a super-speciality unit offering comprehensive surgical care for a wide range of conditions using the latest in surgical techniques and technology. Our goal is to provide safe, evidence-based, and patient-centred care across both elective and emergency surgical needs.
At Sakra General Surgery Hospital, Bangalore, our expert team of surgeons brings together years of clinical experience and surgical precision. We manage both minor and major surgical conditions through conventional, laparoscopic, and minimally invasive techniques. The department is supported by state-of-the-art operating theatres, advanced diagnostic services, and dedicated post-operative care units to ensure complete recovery.
Our specialists are highly qualified, experienced, and committed to delivering exceptional patient care.
Sakra World Hospital houses some of the most experienced general surgeons in Bangalore who specialise in a wide range of surgical procedures, backed by modern infrastructure and support systems.
The General Surgery Department is equipped with:
Our general surgery team works in close collaboration with specialists from gastroenterology, oncology, anaesthesia, and intensive care to provide multidisciplinary and holistic care.
We specialise in the diagnosis and surgical management of numerous conditions, including:
A general surgeon is a medical specialist who performs surgeries on various parts of the body, especially the abdomen, digestive tract, skin, soft tissues, and sometimes the endocrine system. They handle both emergency and planned procedures.
Common procedures include appendectomy (removal of the appendix), hernia repair, gallbladder removal (cholecystectomy), bowel surgery, and treatment of skin lumps or infections.
You may be referred to a general surgeon if you have conditions like persistent abdominal pain, hernias, gallstones, tumors, or need evaluation for a possible surgical issue.
Yes, many general surgeries today use laparoscopic (keyhole) or robotic techniques, which offer smaller incisions, faster recovery, and less pain compared to open surgery.
You will undergo a pre-surgical evaluation, which may include blood tests, imaging, and a discussion about anesthesia, risks, and recovery. You’ll also receive instructions on fasting and medications.
