Surgical Gastroentrology

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Advantages to the minimally invasive approach can include quicker recovery times, shorter hospital stays and reduced blood loss during surgery. At KIMS, these operations are performed laparoscopically, meaning it is less invasive because it requires small keyhole incisions rather than a large incision. This means less time is required to recover. Most patients return to normal activity in two to three weeks instead of the six to eight weeks common in standard open surgery.

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Expert Doctors

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Dr. Parthasarathy Govindaraju Clinical Director - Department of Surgical Gastroenterology and Robotic Sciences

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Dr. R. A. Sastry Sr. Consultant, Surgical Gastroenterology, Laparoscopic & Hepato-Pancreatico-Biliary Surgery

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Dr. Sachin Daga Senior Consultant Hepatobiliary Pancreas & Liver Transplant Surgeon (Laparoscopic & Robotic Surgery)

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Dr. Prasad Behera Consultant Surgical Gastroenterologist

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Our Doctors

Dr. Parthasarathy Govindaraju

Surgical Gastroentrology

Dr. Parthasarathy Govindaraju

Surgical Gastroentrology

Dr. Kishore Reddy

Surgical Gastroentrology

Dr. M.B.V. Prasad

Surgical Gastroentrology

Dr. Parthasarathy Govindaraju

Surgical Gastroentrology

Dr. Parthasarathy Govindaraju

Surgical Gastroentrology

Dr. Parthasarathy Govindaraju

Surgical Gastroentrology

Dr. Parthasarathy Govindaraju

Surgical Gastroentrology

Dr. Parthasarathy Govindaraju

Surgical Gastroentrology

Dr. M.B.V. Prasad

Surgical Gastroentrology

Dr. M.B.V. Prasad

Surgical Gastroentrology

Dr. R. A. Sastry

Surgical Gastroentrology

Dr. R. A. Sastry

Surgical Gastroentrology

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