Surgical FAQs
What is the difference between general and minimal access surgery?
General surgery involves open procedures with larger incisions, while minimal access surgery (like laparoscopy) uses small incisions and specialized tools to minimize trauma and accelerate recovery.
How long is the typical recovery period after hernia surgery?
Most patients can return to light activities within 2-3 weeks. Full physical activity is typically resumed after 4-6 weeks, depending on the individual's health and the specific surgical technique used.
Are there risks associated with diabetic foot surgery?
Diabetic foot surgery carries specific risks related to peripheral vascular disease and neuropathy. A thorough pre-operative assessment is essential to ensure the patient is fit for the procedure.
What is the role of evidence-based medicine in surgical care?
It ensures that surgical decisions are grounded in the latest clinical research and guidelines, minimizing unnecessary risks and optimizing outcomes for every patient.
How can I schedule an appointment with Dr. Monty Khajanchi?
Patients can book an appointment through our clinic or by contacting Dr. Khajanchi directly at 9869693300 or via email at monta32@gmail.com.
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