What Are Minor Surgeries?
Minor surgeries are non-complex surgical procedures performed under local or general anesthesia that typically don’t require long hospitalization. These include common issues like hernias, appendix, cysts, lumps, and gallbladder stones
Rudray Hospital is equipped with the surgical setup, anesthesia support, post-operative care, and in-house diagnostics to safely perform these procedures
All minor surgeries are performed by qualified surgeons in coordination with Dr. Smit Patel for comprehensive pre- and post-operative care.
✅ Transparent Counseling: We explain the procedure, risks, and benefits in detail.
💸 Clear Cost Estimates: No hidden charges—everything is communicated upfront.
🔄 Post-Op Follow-Up: You get guided recovery care and dressing support.
Facilities at Rudray Hospital for Surgery
Clean & Sterilized Minor OT
Dedicated operation space for safe and hygienic minor procedures.
Pre-Op Investigations
Blood tests, ECG & vitals check to ensure fitness before surgery.
Consent & Explanation
Proper consent with detailed pre-surgery briefing to patients/families.
Surgical Team & Anesthetist
Experienced team ensuring safe anesthesia and smooth procedures.
Recovery Observation Area
Post-operative monitoring area for patient safety and comfort.
Post-Op Care & Dressing
Follow-up dressing, medications, and wound care instructions.
Why See a Physician First?
- Pain or swelling that doesn’t subside
- Nausea, bloating, or vomiting (esp. after eating)
- Infected or recurring cyst
- Lump near groin or stomach
- Sudden sharp abdominal pain
- Local skin swelling with pus
Common Surgeries We Perform
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Appendix Removal (Appendectomy): For acute or chronic appendicitis – often emergency
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Hernia Repair: Inguinal, umbilical or ventral hernias – swelling or pain near abdomen/groin
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Gallbladder Removal (Cholecystectomy): For gallstones causing pain or bloating
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Cyst / Lipoma Removal: Skin swellings, fat lumps, pus-filled cysts
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Abscess Drainage: For infected, painful boils or pockets of pus
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Fissure / Fistula Surgery: (On case referral) for anorectal issues causing bleeding or pain during passing stools
FAQs
A: Many minor surgeries are done as day-care procedures. However, admission may be advised based on age and recovery.
A:Some surgeries involve dissolvable stitches. Recovery time varies — typically 3–7 days of rest.
A: Yes. We provide complete documents for reimbursement. Please check your coverage with your TPA