Colorectal Surgery - Dr Samrat Jankar - Laparoscopic Surgeon In Pcmc, Pune

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Colorectal Surgery?
If rectal cancer has spread and formed just one or a few tumors in the lungs or liver (and nowhere else), surgery might be used to remove it. In most cases, this is only done if cancer in the rectum is also being removed.
Dr. Samrat Jankar, an expert colorectal surgeon in Pune, may recommend surgery if you are suffering from any of these diseases:

Ulcerative colitis
Crohn’s disease
Mechanical bowel
obstruction
Colorectal cancer
Recurrent diverticulitis
Ischemia
Rectal prolapse
Injuries
Proctological disorders: piles, fissure, and fistula

Different types of colorectal surgeries
1 . Laparoscopic hemicolectomy:
This surgery is generally done to treat bowel diseases such as Crohn’s disease, severe diverticulitis, or colorectal cancer. In this procedure, Dr. Samrat Jankar, a surgical gastroenterologist in Pune, will remove the damaged or diseased section of the intestine and re-join the healthy parts.

During Laparoscopic hemicolectomy, the surgeon will operate through several small cuts made in the abdomen. It ...
... is also called keyhole surgery. As this is a major operation, you will need around 1-2 weeks to recover. Depending on your overall condition, you may require about 3-7 days’ stay at the hospital.

2. Laparoscopic anterior resection:
This surgery is done to remove your diseased rectum (the last part of the large bowel). The surgeon will operate through small incisions to remove the diseased area of your bowel and rectum.

If necessary, a temporary stoma is made to divert the stools from the surgical site until it heals. You may have to stay around 4 to 8 days in the hospital, depending on your health. However, the hospital stay may get prolonged. It will take more than 4 to 6 weeks to recover from surgery.

3. Laparoscopic rectopexy:
You may have to undergo this procedure if you suffer from rectal prolapse. It is a condition wherein your rectum slides out of your anus. Laparoscopic rectopexy surgery can be done either through an abdominal incision or laparoscopically.

The expert colorectal surgeon in Pune, Dr. Samrat Jankar, will operate to put the rectum back in place and improve its functions. Your hospital stay will depend on your condition and the type of procedure you underwent. You will go home once you regain your bowel function. You will return to your normal activities within 4 to 6 weeks.

4. Laparoscopic diverticulitis surgery:
Diverticulitis is a condition when the small pouches in the large intestine become inflamed. Generally, Diverticulitis is treated with medication and diet changes, but if the treatment fails and the condition causes severe pain and other symptoms, the doctor may recommend surgery.

Laparoscopic diverticulitis surgery is done through small cuts as opposed to open surgery, where the surgeon has to make a big incision about 6 to 8 inches long. After the laparoscopic surgery in Pune, you may have to stay around 2 to 7 days in the hospital. Usually, most people return to their daily activities within two weeks.

5. Laparoscopic stoma creation and revision:
Stoma is an opening that is created for fecal diversion. It may be temporary or permanent. A temporary one is made when a section of diseased bowel is removed, and it needs time to heal, whereas permanent stoma creation is needed if the anus and rectum have been removed.

In Laparoscopic stoma creation, the surgeon can perform the surgery through tiny incisions. You will be discharged 3 to 4 days after your laparoscopic surgery in Pune. For complete recovery, you will need around 4 weeks.

Causes of Colorectal disorders​
Smoking
Environmental factors, such as diet
Microbial and immunologic factors
Family history of Crohn’s disease
Symptoms of Colorectal disorders
Colon Cancer may show up with the following early symptoms. If you’re experiencing the below symptoms, make an appointment with Dr. Samrat Jankar, an expert Colorectal surgeon in Pune.

Discomfort or pain in your abdomen
Gas and abdominal bloating
Nausea
Diarrhoea
Constipation
Vomiting

If you observe blood in your stool, contact your doctor immediately. Other signs of a potentially critical condition include fever and sudden weight loss.