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The Abdominal Surgery unit at Moolchand delivers comprehensive surgical care for diseases involving the digestive tract and abdominal organs. Our expertise includes minimally invasive Surgery, complex abdominal reconstruction, emergencysurgical care and long-term management of gastrointestinal and hepatobiliary conditions.
Led by highly experienced general and laparoscopic surgeons, the unit manages gallbladderstones, appendicitis, hernias, intestinal obstructions, abdominal infections and benign as well as cancerous growths. For complex cases, our specialists collaborate closely with gastroenterology, hepatology, interventional radiology and critical care to provide coordinated, evidence-based treatment.
Minimally invasive approaches—such as laparoscopic cholecystectomy, appendectomy and hernia repair—help reduce postoperative pain, shorten recovery time and minimise complications. When open Surgery is required, our surgeons prioritise precision and safety, supported by advanced diagnostic and perioperative care systems.
Patients trust Moolchand for ethical decision-making, clarity in communication, safe surgical pathways and consistent outcomes that support long-term digestive health.
• Experience in routine and complex abdominal procedures
• Expertise in advanced minimally invasive techniques
• Strong outcomes in gallbladder, appendix, hernia and intestinal surgeries
• Small incisions
• Less pain and scarring
• fasterrecovery and early mobilization
• High-resolution ultrasound
• CT and MRI scans
• Endoscopy and colonoscopy support
• Multidisciplinary review for complex cases
• Clear explanations and counselling
• Surgery recommended only when necessary
• Focus on safety, precision and long-tesm health
• Pain management protocols
• Diet and nutrition guidance
• recovery monitoring and follow-up support
• Laparoscopic gallbladder removal
• Common bile duct stone management
• Surgery for liver cysts and benign tumours
• Inguinal, umbilical, ventral and incisional hernias
• Laparoscopic and open repair choices
• Mesh and non-mesh techniques based on condition
• Resection for colorectal tumours
• Management of intestinal obstruction
• Appendectomy (laparoscopic and open)
• Surgery for inflammatory bowel disease
• Complex hernia repair
• Abdominal wall reconstruction
• Repair of structural defects
• Perforation
• Acute appendicitis
• Severe gallbladder infections
• Peritonitis
• Internal bleeding
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• Gallstones
• Gastrointestinal perforations
• Pancreatic infections requiring surgical care
• Appendicitis
• Diverticulitis
• Colorectal tumours
• All hernia types
• Chronic postoperative abdominal pain
• Obstructions
• Peritonitis
• Acute abdominal infections
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