Our General Surgery Clinic provides services with its expert staff, having all the infrastructure and equipment required by the branch of general surgery.

The most problematic and difficult cases in General Surgery practices are undoubtedly cancers. In our clinic, treatments for stomach, pancreas, large intestine and liver cancers are performed taking into account current medical practice. In this context, the laparoscopic (closed) method is routinely applied in colon cancers. In other intra-abdominal cancers, treatment principles are adopted with an innovative approach with the help of the most advanced technological equipment. Breast cancer is the most common surgery and the results are mostly successful. By prioritizing the current approaches in the surgical treatment of this disease, an approach in which the breast is protected and underarm interventions are minimized is applied in our clinic.

Our clinic provides services at a leading scientific level in the approach to goiter and thyroid cancers, which are common in our country. The most common procedures of general surgery are hernia and gallbladder operations. These applications are performed in our clinic using the laparoscopic (closed) method and the latest technological equipment.

In our unit, which has all the equipment required for emergency surgery, all kinds of services are provided quickly and at a high level. Since the General Surgery Clinic adopts the principle of providing service with a patient-centered approach, it follows current medical practices in non-surgical interventions. In this context, both endoscopic interventions and non-surgical patient follow-ups are successfully performed in our clinic.

What is Proctology?

Proctology is the branch of science that deals with anal area diseases. It is included under the title of “Colorectal Surgery” within General Surgery practices. Treatment of anal region diseases, which are among the wide range of general surgery practices, requires experience due to the variety of diseases and the sensitivity of the region.

What are Proctological Diseases?

• Hemorrhoidal Disease (Hemorrhoids)
• Anal Fissure (Anal Crack)
• Anal Fistula
• Anal Abscess
• Pilonidal Sinus (Ingrown Hair)
• Anal Wart
• Anal Stenosis (Anal Stenosis)
• Pruritis Ani (Anal Itching)
• Rectovaginal Fistula (Tunnel Between Anus and Vagina)
• Rectal Prolapse (Anal Prolapse)
• Rectocele (Anal Hernia)
• Anal Cancer

Who is a Proctologist?

It is the name given to surgeons who specially deal with anal region diseases. As in all areas of surgery, in anal region diseases, field-specific work (specification) brings experience, and experience brings success.

Hemorrhoidal Disease General Information

Hemorrhoids (or hemorrhoidal cushions), also known as hemorrhoids among the public, are not a disease, but are normal anatomical structures in our body that contain vascular networks and have important functions such as retaining gas and feces and preventing bowel leakage. Because of these functions that have a direct impact on the comfort of life, their treatment should be handled with care, especially when deciding to remove these structures through surgery.

Sometimes, complaints such as protrusion-sagging due to straining caused by this anatomical structure, bleeding due to damage and rupture in the vessels may occur, and the current situation is called “Hemorrhoidal Disease”, not hemorrhoids.

Hemorrhoids are divided into two types, internal and external, according to their location in the anus. The most obvious complaint in hemorrhoidal disease caused by hemorrhoidal cushions located outside the anus is painful swelling on the patient’s hands, causing difficulty in sitting or moving. This condition often occurs due to blood clotting inside the hemorrhoidal pajama and is called “Thrombosed hemorrhoidal disease”. Internal hemorrhoidal disease is caused by hemorrhoidal cushions located in the inner part of the anus. The most common complaints of patients are the painless, bright red fresh bleeding that occurs during defecation, and the formation of protrusions in the anus, which are referred to as “breast formation”, which the patient himself pushes inside during the toilet. If the necessary precautions are not taken at this stage, in the later stages of the disease, the patient cannot push the bag hanging from the anus and accordingly, major defecation leakage – itching in the anus – hygiene problems are also added to the complaints.

Treatment is carried out according to the stage of the disease. Dietary practices, approaches to prevent constipation, and drug treatment have the ability to completely eliminate the disease in the early stages. These practices should be continued in advanced stages and even after surgery if necessary.

Since the anal area is an extremely sensitive and pain-sensitive area, the treatment of hemorrhoidal disease should be handled with extreme caution. It should not be forgotten that a wrong surgical procedure may cause a series of problems that will require other surgeries and may cause the person to suffer for life.