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Pediatric Surgery
Our skilled surgeons have extensive experience in pediatric surgery and are dedicated to providing compassionate care.
Services Offered
- Correction of congenital anomalies such as cleft lip, cleft palate, and diaphragmatic hernia.
- Management of intestinal atresia, tracheoesophageal fistula, and imperforate anus.
- Hernia repair, hydrocele surgery, and circumcision.
- Appendectomy and bowel obstruction management.
- Keyhole surgeries for appendicitis, hernia repair, and undescended testes.
- Thoracoscopy and laparoscopy for diagnostic and therapeutic procedures.
- Hypospadias repair, ureteric reimplantation, and pyeloplasty.
- Management of undescended testes and vesicoureteral reflux.
- Correction of chest wall deformities.
- Lung surgeries for congenital anomalies and infections.
- Treatment of Hirschsprung’s disease and malrotation.
- Surgery for gastroesophageal reflux and intestinal obstructions.
- Tumor excision and biopsy procedures.
- Treatment of pediatric solid tumors like Wilms’ tumor and neuroblastoma.
- Trauma surgery for accidents and injuries.
- Emergency laparotomy and foreign body removal.
Meet Our team of Specialists
Meet Our team of Paediatrician
Downloadable Resources
A Parent’s Guide to Paediatric Hospital Stays
Managing Your Child’s Pain After Surgery
Financial Considerations for Paediatric Surgery
How to Choose a Paediatric Surgeon
Downloadable Resources
A Parent’s Guide to Pediatric Hospital Stays
Managing Your Child’s Pain After Surgery
Financial Considerations for Pediatric Surgery
How to Choose a Pediatric Surgeon
Ask Our Experts: FAQs
Preparing your child involves following the surgeon’s instructions regarding fasting, medications, and hygiene. Explain the procedure in simple, age-appropriate terms to reduce fear and anxiety. You can use stories, play therapy, or books to help your child understand and feel more comfortable about the surgery.
On the surgery day, you’ll meet the surgical and anesthesia teams, who will review the plan and answer questions. Your child will receive anesthesia to ensure they are asleep and pain-free during the procedure. After surgery, they’ll be monitored in a recovery area before discharge or transfer to a hospital room, depending on the procedure’s complexity.
Yes, anesthesia is safe when administered by a qualified and trained anesthesiologist. These specialists are trained to adjust dosages and techniques based on the child’s age, weight, and medical history. Modern monitoring technologies and safety protocols further reduce risks, ensuring your child remains comfortable and safe throughout the procedure.
Some discomfort is normal, but pain is effectively managed using medications and child-friendly techniques. Pediatric teams specialize in minimizing pain and providing emotional support to ensure your child is as comfortable as possible during recovery. Pain management strategies may include medication, ice packs, and elevation.
The recovery process varies depending on the type of surgery and the child’s overall health. However, most children recover well with proper care. Here are some general tips for post-operative care:
- Pain management: Administer pain medication as prescribed by the doctor.
- Wound care: Keep the incision site clean and dry.
- Rest: Encourage your child to rest and avoid strenuous activity.
- Nutrition: Provide a healthy diet to promote healing.
- Emotional support: Offer comfort and reassurance.
