Department of Surgery
Surgery General Surgery
The department is dedicated to high standards of patient care, medical research, and training of students and surgical residents. The department of surgery provides round-the-clock emergency services and OPD services, conducting minor procedures, emergency surgery, and major surgeries including management of trauma. With an OPD of more than 35,000 a year and a fully functional burn unit, surgical High Dependency Unit, and Surgical ICU, it has become the leading service provider in the field of surgery in the Hapur and NCR region.
The department takes pride in possessing several advanced surgical equipment such as Harmonic scalpel, DGHAL for hemorrhoids, and minimal invasive surgery setup. For the benefit of the students, an ENDOLAB, for learning basic skills in laparoscopic surgery including tissue handling and endosuturing, has been commissioned in the department. M.S. General Surgery has 10 recognized seats per year. The residents get the best of surgical exposure, research work with regular seminars and teaching classes in coordination with other departments like Radiotherapy and Oncology. Frequent guest lectures and workshops provide the students with recent advances in the field of surgery.
Vision Centre of Excellence
Vision Centre of Excellence for the best teaching training program with innovation in surgical techniques for providing the highest level of patient care with enhanced recovery after surgery.
Mission
- Make all Faculty and Students Skilled & Self-dependent in the field of Surgery.
- Leader in systems-based education, community outreach, patient care, and research.
- To enhance the Infrastructure & Functional status of the department of surgery in the next five years at par with other pioneer institutions of the country.
Department Objectives
Our surgical care team guidance aims to help surgeons and other healthcare professionals develop models of care that utilize the surgical care team in a consistent manner. It sets out distinct extended roles within the surgical team, and outlines competencies, training, and clear routes of entry into these roles. The ultimate aim of this work is to enhance the quality of patient care, patient experience and patient safety, to improve the effectiveness and efficiency of services, and to support the quality and experience of surgical training.
Develop super-specialities: Urology, Oncology, Surgical Gastroenterology & Minimal Access Surgery. Advanced 3D/4K Laparoscopic equipment, LASER, Bariatric Surgery, and Robotic Surgery.
Vision
- To be a partner in building India a world leader in Medical Education & Health care.
- To establish & develop a world-class self-reliant Surgical department for imparting Medical and other Health Science education at undergraduate, post-graduate & doctoral levels of global competence.
- To serve & educate the public, establish guidelines & treatment protocols to be followed by treating hospitals.
- To develop and provide professionally qualified doctors for augmenting the nation’s human resources through Bio-Medico-Socio-Epidemiological scientific research.
- To provide quality & affordable health care facilities and services to all sections of society.
Mission
- Strive incessantly to achieve the goals of the Institution.
- To impart academic excellence in Medical Education.
- To practice medicine ethically in line with global standard protocols.
- To inculcate high moral, ethical, and professional standards among students and to improve their overall personality as well as inculcate compassionate behavior.
- To evolve the Institution to the status of a Deemed University. Our Students – Our Assets. Our Staff – Our Means.
Values
- Integrity
- Excellence
- Fairness
- Innovativeness
Goals
The goal of the MS course in Surgery is to produce a competent surgeon who:
- Has acquired the competence pertaining to surgery that is required to be practiced in the community and at all levels of the healthcare system.
- Has acquired the skills to manage the patients of trauma effectively.
- Has acquired skill in effectively communicating with patients and his attendants.
- Is aware of the latest developments in the field of surgery: Endoscopy, Laparoscopy, and Robotics.
- Is oriented to principles of research methodology.
- Has acquired skills in educating medical and paramedical professionals.
Objectives
At the end of the MS course in surgery, the student should be able to:
- Practice the specialty of surgery in keeping with the principles of professional ethics.
- Recognize and identify the various surgical problems.
- Institute diagnostic, therapeutic, rehabilitative, and preventive measures to provide holistic care to the patient.
- Take detailed history, perform full physical examination, and make clinical diagnosis; perform relevant investigative and therapeutic procedures.
- Interpret important imaging and laboratory results.
- Independently perform basic surgical procedures.
- Manage surgical trauma emergencies efficiently.
- Demonstrate empathy and a human approach towards patients and their families.
- Demonstrate communication skills of a high order in explaining management and prognosis, providing counseling, and giving health education to patients, families, and communities.
- Develop skills as a self-directed learner, recognize continuing educational needs.
- Use appropriate learning resources, and critically analyze relevant published literature to practice evidence-based surgery.
- Facilitate learning of medical/nursing students, practicing physicians, paramedical health workers, and other providers as a teacher/trainer.
- Organize and supervise the desired managerial and leadership skills.
Core Values
Evidence-Based Practice:
General Surgery upholds the principle of evidence-based practice, where clinical decisions and interventions are guided by the best available scientific evidence. This approach ensures that patient care is based on sound research, clinical expertise, and patient preferences.
Ethical Integrity:
General Surgery adheres to high ethical standards, recognizing the importance of honesty, transparency, and integrity in all aspects of patient care. Surgeons prioritize the well-being and autonomy of their patients, maintain confidentiality, and respect individual rights and cultural diversity.
Empathy:
General Surgeons demonstrate empathy by understanding and sharing the feelings and experiences of their patients. They strive to develop a compassionate connection with patients, recognizing their fears, concerns, and vulnerabilities. Empathy fosters effective communication and supports the development of a therapeutic relationship.
Caring:
General Surgeons provide compassionate and holistic care to their patients, acknowledging their physical, emotional, and psychological needs. They approach each patient with kindness, respect, and dignity, ensuring their comfort and well-being throughout the surgical journey.
Professionalism:
General Surgery embodies professionalism by upholding the highest standards of competence, accountability, and responsibility. Surgeons exhibit professionalism through continuous learning, maintaining professional boundaries, collaborating with interdisciplinary teams, and advocating for patient safety and quality improvement.
Thrust Areas
- Minimally Invasive Surgery
- Trauma and Emergency Surgery
- Advanced Endoscopy
- Surgical Education and Training
- Surgical Quality and Safety
- Global Health Initiatives
- Research
- Innovation
- Geriatric Surgery
- Surgical Simulation and Technology
Faculty
| Name | Designation |
|---|---|
| Dr. Saurabh Goel | Professor & HOD |
| Dr. Sanjeev Kumar | Professor |
| Dr. Sudhir Tyagi | Professor |
| Dr. Ajit Sinha | Professor |
| Dr. Shaleen Jain | Associate Professor |
| Dr. Abhishek Sharma | Associate Professor |
| Dr. Abhay Singhal | Associate Professor |
| Dr. Sunil Kawal | Associate Professor |
| Dr. Sanjay Kumar | Associate Professor |
| Dr. Milind Gautam | Assistant Professor |
| Dr. Akash Mishra | Assistant Professor |
| Dr. Mohd. Zahid | Assistant Professor |
| Dr. Shyam Sundar | Assistant Professor |
| Dr. Dushyant Singh Solanki | Assistant Professor |
| Dr. Naseer Ahmed Mir | Assistant Professor |
| Dr. Ismail Khan | Assistant Professor |
| Dr. Farhat Ahmad | Assistant Professor |
| Dr. Manjul Bawa | Assistant Professor |
| Dr. Paritosh Jain | Assistant Professor |
| Dr. Rajkumar Singla | Assistant Professor |
| Dr. Jay Dutta | Assistant Professor |
| Dr. Vidhya Sagar Chaturvedi | Assistant Professor |
| Dr. Kshitij Kumar Singh | Assistant Professor |
| Dr. Yogender Singh | Assistant Professor |
| Arun Chaudhary | Senior Resident |
| Dr. Saurabh Chandrakar | Senior Resident |
| Dr. Rahul Gupta | Senior Resident |
| Dr. Satwik Nishan | Senior Resident |
| Dr. Akib Amin | Senior Resident |
| Timula Sethi | Senior Resident |
| Dr. Vivek Lomba | Senior Resident |
| Dr. Prateek Sahi | Senior Resident |
| Dr. Avin D.P. | Senior Resident |
| Dr. Kajal Sharma | Senior Resident |
| Dr. Ameesh | Senior Resident |
Facilities
Facilities of the General Surgery Department in the Saraswathi Institute Of Medical Sciences may include:
- Operating Theaters: Well-equipped operating theaters with state-of-the-art surgical instruments and technology to perform a wide range of surgical procedures. These theaters adhere to strict infection control protocols to ensure a sterile environment.
- Surgical Intensive Care Unit (SICU): A dedicated SICU equipped with advanced monitoring systems and specialized nursing staff to provide intensive care to post-operative patients. This unit is capable of managing critically ill patients requiring close monitoring and specialized interventions.
- Outpatient Clinics: Outpatient clinics where patients can receive pre-operative assessments, post-operative follow-up care, and consultations with surgical specialists. These clinics provide a comfortable environment for patients and have diagnostic facilities such as imaging and laboratory services.
- Diagnostic Imaging: Advanced imaging facilities such as X-ray, computed tomography (CT) scan, magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), and ultrasound to aid in the diagnosis and pre-operative planning of surgical cases.
- Endoscopy Suite: A specialized endoscopy suite equipped with the necessary equipment for diagnostic and therapeutic endoscopic procedures. This facility allows for minimally invasive procedures and may include procedures such as colonoscopy, gastroscopy, and bronchoscopy.
- Simulation Center: A simulation center where surgeons and surgical trainees can practice and refine their surgical skills in a controlled environment. This may include virtual reality simulators, laparoscopic training modules, and surgical simulation models.
Research and Education Facilities
- Facilities for conducting surgical research, including laboratories for experimental studies and data analysis.
- Educational resources such as libraries, lecture halls, and audiovisual aids to support the learning and training needs of surgical students and residents.
- Multidisciplinary Collaboration: Collaboration with other departments and specialties within the university's medical center, such as Anesthesiology, Radiology, Pathology, and Oncology, to provide comprehensive and integrated care for patients with complex surgical conditions.
- Support Services: Adequate nursing staff, dedicated surgical teams, and administrative support to ensure smooth operations and efficient patient management within the department. This includes scheduling, patient coordination, and documentation systems.
- Quality Improvement Initiatives: Implementation of quality improvement programs and initiatives to enhance patient outcomes, reduce complications, and improve the overall quality of surgical care. This may involve regular audits, clinical pathways, and participation in surgical quality improvement collaboratives.
Post Graduate Department of Surgery
The PG department of surgery is undertaking all general surgery (major and minor), specialist surgery like Neurosurgery, Urology, Burns, Plastic & Reconstructive surgery, Onco-surgery, G.I Surgery, Laparoscopic Surgery, Endo urology, including minimal invasive surgeries.
The Highlight of Operative Surgical Work Includes:
- Major and Minor General surgery which includes elective and emergency operations.
- Laparoscopic surgeries including Lap Cholecystectomy, Lap Appendectomy, Lap hernia repair, diagnostic laparoscopy, and other laparoscopic surgeries as and when required.
- Urology: Both open and endo urological surgeries like operations on the prostate, surgeries for stones, surgery for stricture urethra, TURP, OIU.
- Neurosurgery: Elective and emergency neurosurgery for EDH, ICSOL, Hydrocephalus and surgery for congenital pediatric neurosurgical disorders.
- Burns, Plastic, and Reconstructive surgeries: Flaps, skin graftings, reconstructive procedures, cosmetic surgery.
- Oncosurgery: Cancer surgery for breast, Head & Neck, GIT, and Genito-urinary tract.
The department actively encourages faculty and PG students to attend and participate in various conferences and workshops at state, national, and international levels. The faculty has presented papers and posters in several conferences. Senior faculty are invited to chair sessions and deliver guest lectures at various academic forums. The department has published several papers in national and international journals.
Department of General Surgery
The department is dedicated to high standards of patient care, medical research, and training of students and surgical residents. It provides round-the-clock emergency services and OPD services, conducting minor procedures, emergency surgery, and major surgeries including management of trauma. With an OPD of more than 35,000 a year and a fully functional burn unit, surgical High Dependency Unit, and Surgical ICU, it has become the leading service provider in the field of surgery in the Hapur and NCR region.
The department takes pride in possessing several advanced surgical equipment such as Harmonic scalpel, DGHAL for hemorrhoids, and minimal invasive surgery setups. For the benefit of the students, an ENDOLAB for learning basic skills in laparoscopic surgery including tissue handling and endosuturing has been commissioned in the department. M.S. General Surgery has 10 recognized seats per year, providing residents with excellent surgical exposure, research opportunities, and regular seminars in coordination with other departments like Radiotherapy and Oncology. Frequent guest lectures and workshops keep students updated on recent advances in the field of surgery.