GI Surgery
Quality healthcare solution for all
A Senior Consultant with 18+ years of experience across laparoscopic, GI, bariatric, and AWR surgery, specializing in minimally invasive, single-port, and scarless techniques. The approach is rooted in precision, advanced technology, and patient-first care—aimed at safer procedures, faster recovery, and results built to last.
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Gastrointestinal (GI) Surgery
Comprehensive Surgical Care for the Digestive System
GI Surgery focuses on conditions of the oesophagus, stomach, small and large intestine, liver, gallbladder, pancreas and abdominal wall, with an emphasis on safe, structured care.
From gallbladder and appendix surgeries to complex abdominal procedures, the aim is to combine accurate diagnosis, minimal access techniques where appropriate, and clear communication with patients and families.
- Evaluation and surgery for a wide spectrum of GI conditions
- Use of laparoscopic techniques wherever safely suitable
- Planned, protocol-based care supported by imaging and lab work
Conditions Commonly Managed in GI Surgery
This is not an exhaustive list, but highlights some of the frequent GI problems that may need surgical input.
How GI Surgery Is Planned and Performed
Good GI surgery begins with correct diagnosis and clear communication. Investigations, risk assessment and technique selection are all part of a structured process.
- Use of ultrasound, CT scan, endoscopy and lab tests where indicated
- Choice between open and laparoscopic approaches based on safety and anatomy
- Careful explanation of expected course, possible risks and recovery milestones
Techniques Frequently Used
Small cuts, camera-guided procedures for gallbladder, appendix and selected intestinal and abdominal wall surgeries where suitable.
When safety, scarring, prior surgeries or complexity require, open or hybrid methods are used with a focus on stability and healing.
Coordination with anaesthesia and physician teams for patients with diabetes, cardiac issues or other comorbidities.
Why Choose Dr. Tapas Mishra for GI Surgery?
GI Surgery is often about judgment as much as technique—knowing when to operate, how to operate and how to support recovery. Patients and families benefit from calm, honest, experience-based counselling.
Advanced Laparoscopic & GI Focus
Senior Consultant in Advanced Laparoscopic & GI Surgery, with exposure to complex abdominal and hernia cases across multiple centres.
Multi-City, High-Acuity Experience
Experience from tertiary-care hospitals in Hyderabad, Delhi-NCR and other cities, handling high-risk and complex GI patients.
Structured, Transparent Counselling
Clear explanation of diagnosis, non-surgical options, surgical indications, risks and realistic expectations from treatment.
Post-Operative Follow-Up
Emphasis on pain control, wound care, diet progression and early mobilisation to support safe, steady recovery.
Your GI Surgery Journey
Many GI surgeries are planned decisions. This pathway outlines how the process is usually organised for patients.
Clinical Assessment
Detailed discussion of symptoms, duration, previous treatments, medical history and examination findings.
Investigations
Ultrasound, CT, endoscopy and blood tests as required to confirm diagnosis and define the safest treatment plan.
Decision & Counselling
Discussion of non-surgical options wherever applicable, indication for surgery, risks, benefits and expected recovery.
Surgery & Hospital Stay
Planned surgery in a controlled OR environment with close monitoring, pain relief and early mobilisation as appropriate.
Early Recovery
Gradual diet progression, wound care guidance, activity instructions and warning signs to watch for after discharge.
Follow-Up & Long-Term Care
Scheduled visits to review healing, manage stitches, adjust activity levels and coordinate with other specialists if needed.
Questions About GI Surgery
These responses provide a general framework. Specific advice is always tailored to your diagnosis and health profile.
Do all GI problems need surgery?
No. Many GI issues can be managed with medicines, endoscopy or lifestyle changes. Surgery is advised when it clearly improves safety, comfort or long-term outcome compared to non-surgical options.
Is laparoscopic surgery always better than open surgery?
Laparoscopy often means smaller cuts and quicker comfort, but the “better” option depends on your condition, previous surgeries, anatomy and safety. The approach is recommended after reviewing these factors.
How long will I stay in hospital for common GI surgeries?
Many planned gallbladder and appendix surgeries require a short stay of a few days. More complex intestinal or abdominal wall procedures may need longer. This is discussed clearly before admission.
When can I return to work or routine activity?
Light activities usually resume early, while heavy lifting and strenuous work are increased gradually over days to weeks depending on the type of surgery and your job profile.
Will I need long-term medicines after GI surgery?
Some conditions require short-term medicines only, while others may need long-term acid suppression, nutritional support or monitoring. This is guided by your final diagnosis and recovery.
Can I share my reports before visiting the hospital?
Yes. You may email your reports and summaries to drtapasmishra@gmail.com for a preliminary view. A physical examination and full consultation are still essential before making final decisions.
Contact Us
Our clinic Address
Odisha, India
CARE Hospitals, Bhubaneswar Unit 4, Hospital Road, Bhubaneswar, Odisha
- +91 9876543210
- drtapasmishra@gmail.com