Bowel Resection & Anastomosis

• Bowel Resection: This involves the removal of a diseased or damaged portion of the small or large intestine. It is often necessary when part of the bowel is obstructed, perforated, or affected by diseases like cancer or inflammatory bowel disease (IBD).
  
• Anastomosis: After resection, the two healthy ends of the intestine are surgically joined together in a process called anastomosis. This allows for normal bowel function to be restored.

• Colon Cancer: If cancer is found in a portion of the colon, resection may be necessary to remove the tumor and surrounding tissue.
  
• Crohn’s Disease or Ulcerative Colitis: These conditions can cause severe inflammation, leading to the need for surgical intervention to remove the damaged portions of the bowel.
  
• Bowel Obstruction: Blockages can be caused by scar tissue, tumors, or twisted intestines, necessitating resection.
  
• Diverticulitis: Infections in the bowel that cannot be treated by antibiotics alone may require the removal of the affected part.
• Trauma or Injury: In cases of bowel perforations or traumatic injuries, bowel resection is performed to remove damaged sections and rejoin the healthy parts.

• Preoperative Care: Before surgery, your doctor will conduct several diagnostic tests such as CT scans, MRIs, colonoscopy, and blood tests to determine the extent of damage and your overall health.
  
• Types of Bowel Resection:
  • Open Surgery: A larger incision is made in the abdomen to access and remove the damaged part of the bowel.
    
  • Laparoscopic Surgery: A minimally invasive approach where small incisions are made, and a camera is used to guide the surgeon. This method typically involves quicker recovery and less pain.
    

Postoperative Care: After surgery, patients are monitored for complications like infection or leakage from the anastomosis site. Pain management, nutrition, and gradual introduction of foods are essential for recovery.

• Restored Bowel Function: By removing the damaged portion and reconnecting the bowel, normal digestive processes are restored.
  
• Improved Quality of Life: For patients with debilitating bowel conditions, this surgery provides relief from symptoms and pain, enhancing their overall well-being.
  
• Cancer Treatment: In cases of bowel cancer, resection offers the best chance for recovery and long-term survival.
• Prevention of Complications: Removing diseased portions prevents further complications, such as infection or perforation.

• Hospital Stay: Typically, patients stay in the hospital for 3-7 days after surgery, depending on the type of surgery and recovery.
  
• Recovery Time: Full recovery can take 4-8 weeks. Laparoscopic surgery often results in a quicker recovery time.
  
• Dietary Changes: Gradual reintroduction of solid foods starting with clear liquids, followed by soft foods, and eventually a normal diet.
• Physical Activity: Light activities can be resumed after 2-3 weeks, but more strenuous exercises should be avoided until fully recovered.

• Expertise and Experience: Dr. Dinesh Ramaswamy has years of experience performing bowel resections and anastomosis surgeries. His surgical precision ensures the best possible outcomes for his patients.
  
• Advanced Technology: He uses state-of-the-art technology and laparoscopic methods, which reduce recovery time and minimize scarring.
  
• Patient-Centered Care: Dr. Ramaswamy’s approach is highly personalized, ensuring each patient’s treatment is tailored to their specific needs.
• Excellent Track Record: With a reputation for successful surgeries and minimal complications, Dr. Ramaswamy is a trusted name for bowel surgery in Chennai, Vadapalani, and Porur.

Bowel Resection & Anastomosis in Vadapalani and Porur

If you are specifically looking for Bowel Resection & Anastomosis in Vadapalani or Bowel Resection & Anastomosis in Porur, Dr. Dinesh Ramaswamy’s clinic in these locations offers easy accessibility and expert care. Whether you are in central or suburban Chennai, his clinic is conveniently located for your needs.

The cost of Bowel Resection & Anastomosis in Chennai can vary based on the complexity of the surgery and the healthcare facility chosen. Typically, the cost ranges from ₹1,50,000 to ₹4,00,000, covering surgery, hospital stay, diagnostics, and post-surgery care.

Choosing Bowel Resection & Anastomosis in Chennai with Dr. Dinesh Ramaswamy ensures expert care and personalized treatment. Whether you’re suffering from cancer, Crohn’s disease, bowel obstructions, or other gastrointestinal issues, this procedure can significantly improve your digestive health and overall quality of life. With advanced techniques and a focus on recovery, Dr. Ramaswamy provides the highest standard of care for patients in Vadapalani, Porur, and across Chennai.