Operation Theatres
Modern modular theatres, strict infection control and experienced surgical and anaesthesia teams for safe, precise surgery.
Modular
Theatres built for sterility
Keyhole
Laparoscopic surgery
Dedicated
Recovery rooms
Expert
Surgery and anaesthesia teams
About this service
About our Operation Theatres
The operation theatres at Trustmed Hospital are designed around three priorities: sterility, safety and precision. Modular construction, controlled airflow and strict cleaning and sterilisation protocols keep the surgical environment as clean as possible and help lower the risk of infection.
Our theatres support a wide range of procedures, from routine and day-care surgery to complex operations in general surgery, orthopaedics, gynaecology and other specialities. Advanced imaging and monitoring equipment supports minimally invasive and laparoscopic techniques, which can mean less pain, smaller scars and a quicker return to normal life.
Every operation is carried out by a team that includes the surgeon, an anaesthetist and trained theatre nurses and technicians, followed by monitored care in a dedicated recovery area. For patients who need extra support afterwards, the ICU is close at hand.
Services & care
Surgeries and procedures supported
Laparoscopic (keyhole) surgery
Gallbladder, appendix, hernia and other abdominal operations through small incisions, with faster recovery.
General surgery
Hernia, gallstone, piles, appendix, thyroid, varicose veins and other common operations.
Orthopaedic surgery
Fracture fixation, ligament and meniscus surgery, arthroscopy and joint replacement.
Gynaecological and obstetric surgery
Caesarean sections, hysterectomy, fibroid and ovarian cyst surgery and other procedures.
Urological procedures
Treatment of kidney stones, prostate problems and other urinary conditions.
ENT surgery
Tonsil, sinus, ear and other ear, nose and throat procedures.
Emergency surgery
Round-the-clock readiness for appendicitis, trauma, bowel obstruction and other urgent operations.
Day-care procedures
Selected operations with same-day discharge, where it is safe for the patient.
Who it is for
Who may need surgery
- Gallstones causing repeated pain or infection
- Hernia in the groin, abdomen or navel
- Appendicitis and other abdominal emergencies
- Fractures needing fixation, and ligament or cartilage injuries
- Worn knee or hip joints that no longer respond to non-surgical treatment
- Fibroids, ovarian cysts and heavy periods not controlled by medicines
- Kidney or ureteric stones
- Piles, varicose veins and other conditions that do not settle with medicines
- Caesarean delivery when it is medically advised
- Injuries from accidents that need urgent repair
Step by step
Your surgical journey
- 1
Consultation and planning
Your surgeon explains the diagnosis, options, benefits and risks, and discusses the estimated cost and recovery.
- 2
Pre-operative check
Blood tests, ECG and other tests are done, and the anaesthetist reviews your health and medicines.
- 3
Admission and preparation
You are admitted on the day or the day before, with fasting instructions and consent completed.
- 4
Surgery and anaesthesia
The operation is performed with continuous monitoring and a safety checklist for the patient, procedure and site.
- 5
Recovery and discharge
You wake in the recovery area, begin walking early and go home with medicines, wound care advice and a follow-up date.
Facilities
Theatre technology and safety
People behind the care
Your care team
Surgeons
Experienced surgeons across general, laparoscopic, orthopaedic, gynaecological and other specialities.
Anaesthetists
Doctors who assess your fitness, administer anaesthesia and monitor you throughout.
Theatre nurses and technicians
Trained staff who prepare the theatre, assist the surgeon and maintain sterility.
Recovery and ward nurses
Nursing teams who monitor pain, wounds and vital signs after the operation.
Practical information
Preparing for your surgery
- Follow fasting instructions exactly. Usually no solid food for six to eight hours before anaesthesia.
- Tell your surgeon and anaesthetist about all medicines, supplements and allergies, especially blood thinners and diabetes tablets.
- Stop smoking as early as possible, and avoid alcohol before surgery.
- Remove jewellery, nail polish and contact lenses on the day, and bring comfortable clothes for discharge.
- Arrange a family member to stay with you, and prepare your home for recovery.
- Ask our insurance desk for pre-authorisation and an estimate in advance.
Insurance and cashless treatment
Most planned surgeries are covered under health insurance, subject to your policy terms, waiting periods and limits. Our insurance desk submits the pre-authorisation request, gives you an estimate before admission and helps you understand what the policy does and does not cover.
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