01.10.2022
General Surgery
Understanding of scientific services combined with cutting-edge technologies
Recmed Healthcare General Surgery Department, with its skilled team and any infrastructure and equipment that the discipline of general surgery demands, serves.
Because our general Surgery Department believes in providing patient-centered care, latest medical methods are also used in non-surgical therapies. Endoscopic techniques and non-surgical treatment follow-up are both successful in this setting.
Unit for Colorectal (Large Bowel) Surgery
Colon ailments are frequent in the population, particularly cancer and functional bowel problems. The interdisciplinary approach is the most significant recent advance in each of them. This allows the different disciplines to work together in coordination for illness diagnosis and treatment, as well as the adoption of the most reasonable strategy for the patient. Within this framework, RECMED's General Surgery Department Colorectal (Large Bowel) Surgery Unit takes a patient-centered approach in collaboration with the departments of Pathology, Gastroenterology, Radiology, Nuclear Medicine, Oncology, and Radiation Oncology. This provides the most recent method to combating colon cancer, which is a lethal illness, at the prevention, diagnostic, and treatment phases.
Areas where services are delivered using a multidisciplinary approach
- Endoscopic applications that include the most advanced devices for colon cancer diagnostics
- Pathologic and diagnostic testing at the highest level, including genetic tests
- With the most advanced nuclear medicine and radiology equipment, we can perform all types of computed tomography, magnetic resonance, ultrasonography, and positron-emulsion tomography pictures, including scintigraphy and defeco graphs.
- Colon surgery using a laparoscopic (closed method).
- Transrectal operations that do not need an abdominal incision
- Radiotherapy may be used preoperatively, postoperatively, or perioperatively if necessary, using cutting-edge technologies.
- Chemotherapy administered by a skilled team
Patients with functional bowel illness were treated with biofeedback by a gastrointestinal team under the supervision of an expert dietician.
- Trainings and care applications are carried out with the assistance of a stoma nurse in patients who require a stoma (exterior bowel to abdomen).
Breast Surgery
Breast problems are one of the most prevalent grounds for admission to a general surgery polyclinic. With RECMED's Breast Surgery Unit, patients feel confident. With skilled and competent breast surgeons, advanced technology ultrasounds, digital mammography, synthesis, and MR equipment, rapid, accurate, and exact diagnosis is achievable.
At Recmed, specialized surgeons plan benign and malignant breast disorders in collaboration with radiologists, nuclear medicine experts, pathologists, medical and radiation oncologists, and others. Breast surgeons, like oncologists, execute surgeries while keeping the patient's preferences and aesthetic concerns in mind to get the best outcomes.
Recmed Healthcare breast surgery unit operating areas
- Breast oncoplastic surgery for improved aesthetic outcomes
- Skin and nipple-protecting mastectomy with prosthesis option
- By labeling with a radioactive agent and removing non-palpable small masses
- To avoid lymphedema and arm discomfort, a sentinel lymph node biopsy and selective axillary lymph node dissection are performed.
- Breast reconstruction and plastic surgery are performed together.
- Preventive surgery for high-risk individuals and BRCA mutation carriers
- Instead of daily radiation séances with substantial side effects for 5 weeks in early stage breast tumors, a single dose perioperative radiotherapy facility using a device proven in clinical research and available in the world's leading facilities is available.
Unit for Morbid Obesity and Endocrine Surgery
Morbid obesity is a health issue that has affected many people in our generation. Obesity is treated as seriously as cancer and heart disease in industrialized nations' health systems, and significant expenditures are set aside to battle it.
Recmed Medical Team analyzes patients with obesity problems at the Morbid Obesity Endocrine Surgery Unit and delivers the best medical care possible. It is intended to give the most suitable weight loss support in the unit, with the assistance of a nutritionist, general surgeon, cardiologist, chest disease expert, and psychiatrist as needed. Patients who have been obese in the last 5 years and have battled obesity in the last two years are eligible for surgery if their BMI is 35 or higher and they have additional disease such as high blood pressure, diabetes, high cholesterol levels, sleep apnea, or their BMI is 40 or higher and they have no other complaints.
Recmed's Medical Team uses the laparoscopic approach to execute tube stomach and small gastric bypass surgeries, which are the most prevalent surgical methods used in the world for this reason.
Endoscopic gastric balloon application is conducted on a daily basis for patients who have significant surgery fear.
When it comes to endocrine organs, the thyroid, parathyroid, and adrenal glands spring to mind. Thyroid, parathyroid, and adrenal gland diseases are frequently discovered by chance during current examinations. As a result, the council's view is critical for operational decisions. Recmed's Endocrine Council provides this consensus. Endocrinologists, general surgeons, pathologists, and nuclear medicine experts are frequently present in Council. The most appropriate treatment options are determined through discussion.
Recmed's Doctors effectively treat all endocrine problems using minimally invasive surgical procedures. In thyroid and parathyroid procedures known as gama probe peri operatively, a tissue defining device and voice nerve are differentiated, and a nerve monitoring device is employed to decrease the harm level to a minimum.
The same council meets for surgical illnesses of the adrenal glands, and the essential treatment option is applied using the most advanced medical technologies laparoscopicaly.