Paediatric Surgery
Our Achievements
Our Paediatric Surgery Department offers comprehensive surgical care for children, including neonatal surgeries, emergency procedures, congenital condition management and elective surgeries. Paediatric surgery requires specialised expertise as conditions in children can be very different from those seen in adults. Our experienced team focuses on early diagnosis, timely intervention and personalised treatment plans to achieve the best possible outcomes. We manage a wide range of conditions affecting the digestive system, urinary system, reproductive system and musculoskeletal development. Our team works with families throughout the treatment journey, providing clear guidance and compassionate support.
Specialties & Diseases We Treat
Neonatal Surgical Conditions
Some newborns are born with conditions that require urgent surgical attention soon after birth. Early diagnosis and timely intervention are important for improving outcomes.
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Our Advanced Technology
Our department provides specialised surgical services designed specifically for children, with consideration for their age, development and individual needs.

Our paediatric surgeons have specialised experience in managing surgical conditions affecting newborns, infants and children.
From emergency procedures to planned surgeries, we provide complete surgical support under one roof.
Prompt identification and treatment of paediatric conditions can significantly improve outcomes.
Our surgeons work closely with paediatricians, neonatologists and other specialists to provide coordinated care.
We involve parents throughout the treatment process, ensuring clear communication and support at every stage.
Our facilities support safe surgical procedures with specialised equipment and experienced healthcare teams.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Paediatric surgeons treat congenital conditions, newborn surgical emergencies, hernias, abdominal conditions, urinary abnormalities and other childhood surgical problems.
Many neonatal surgeries require urgent intervention after birth. The timing depends on the baby's condition and overall health.
Yes. Children have different anatomy, growth patterns and medical needs, requiring specialised surgical expertise.
Severe, persistent or sudden abdominal pain should be evaluated by a medical professional, especially if associated with vomiting, fever or feeding difficulties.
Yes. Paediatric hernia repairs are commonly performed procedures and are generally safe when carried out by experienced surgeons.
Treatment depends on the severity of the condition and may include non-surgical methods, casting or surgical correction when required.
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