Team Minimal Access, Bariatric & G.I. Surgery

Team Minimal Access, Bariatric & G.I. Surgery

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14/03/2024

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08/08/2020

A 56 years male with multi recurrent hernia after burst abdomen presented with 17 cm wide defect and extensive scarring and umbilical displacement to left 8 cm off Midline .Bilateral TAR performed. Peritoneum closed.Two 30 ×30cm prolene mesh placed in home plate manner and anterior sheath closed without tension. Umbilicus restored in midline.

Photos from Team Minimal Access, Bariatric & G.I. Surgery's post 02/08/2020

A mid aged male came with pain abdomen and anorexic. On investigation,CECT ABDOMEN was done which showed very large tumor head of pancreas most likely NEUROENDOCRINE TUMOR which was further confirmed by FNAC. Patient was planned for whipple's pancreaticoduodenectomy. Peroperative on dissection very large tumor head of pancreas was found which was lying posteriorly compressing IVC and Rt renal vein and also adherent with portal vein.After very meticulous dissection pancreaticoduodenectomy done and specimen sent for biopsy. Postoperative period was uneventful.

22/07/2020

A mid aged male doctor came with complain of respiratory distress while walking. Chest X-ray showed elevated left dome of diaphragm with upward migration of small n large intestine and mediastinal shift to right. Diagnosis of eventration of diaphragm was confirmed by CT scan. Laparoscopic plication of the diaphragm was done in 3 layers using nonabsorbable running sutures to reinforce the weakness. Spleen, earlier not seen due to upward displacement was brought down by the repair. Simultaneous lap chole was done for associated gall stones known for last 7 years. Post operative period was uneventful And the patient was discharged on POD 2.

Welcome! You are invited to join a webinar: Laparoscopic Surgery for GERD & Hiatus Hernia. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email about joining the webinar. 05/05/2020

Webinar on LAPAROSCOPIC SURGERY FOR
GERD & HIATUS HERNIA

A Masterclass by
Dr AK Kriplani
Director & HOD, Minimal Access Bariatric & GI Surgery
Fortis Memorial Research Institute, Gurugram
“Past President and trustee” of the Indian Association of Gastrointestinal Endo Surgeons
Dr. BC Roy National Award By Hon’ble President of India

Saturday, 9th May 2020, 5-6 PM

To register, please click on link below:

Welcome! You are invited to join a webinar: Laparoscopic Surgery for GERD & Hiatus Hernia. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email about joining the webinar. Faculty: Dr. Ajay Kumar Kriplani Director & HOD Metabolic, Minimal Access and GI Surgery Fortis Memorial Research Institute, Gurugram

06/07/2018
Photos from Team Minimal Access, Bariatric & G.I. Surgery's post 28/01/2018

A mid aged female of middle East came to FMRI GURGAON with complain of right upper quadrant pain .She was having history of open cholecystectomy. Diagnosis was made as a stump calculus cholecystitis. Laparoscopic stump cholecystrctomy done.post op was uneventful.

10/01/2018

Large liver hemangioma with cyst of segment 5 and 6 of liver.complete laparoscopic excision.

21/12/2017

70 yrs old male diagnosed as infiltrating gall bladder carcinoma to transverse colon.Radical cholecystrctomy with excision of liver segment 4 b and 5 and right Hemicolectomy done.postoperative uneventful.

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