Overview

General surgery encompasses a broad spectrum of operative procedures with regard to the diagnosis and treatment of injuries and diseases in any region of the body. Its scope includes the skin, breasts, abdomen, peripheral vasculature, and head and neck, among other areas.

The abdominal viscera, which includes the small and large bowels, liver, gall bladder and bile ducts, pancreas, appendix, spleen and the stomach, may be the focus of this specialty.

The professionals responsible for carrying out these procedures are called general surgeons, and they are also involved in the process of diagnosis and operative care before, during and after the surgery.

General surgeons may also take part in the management of critically ill patients and those who are victims of trauma

  • Faculty

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    Sl.No Designation Facutly Name D.O.J Details
    1 PROFESSOR & HOD DR.LINGAM SRIDHAR 01.02.2020 Know more
    2 PROFESSOR DR.REKHA ARCOT 01.08.2022 Know more
    3 PROFESSOR DR.MOHAMMED FIAZ HUSSAIN 12.03.2018 Know more
    4 ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR DR.RAMESH VASUDEVAN 17.07.2013 Know more
    5 ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR DR.DUSI VENKATA SURYA LAKSHMINARAYANA SARMA 01.09.2013 Know more
    6 ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR DR. PHADNIS ROHIT KIRAN 04.12.2014 Know more
    7 ASSISTANT PROFESSOR DR.V.VENKATA MUKESH 07.06.2022 Know more
    8 ASSISTANT PROFESSOR DR.C.TEJASWINI 15.07.2022 Know more
    9 ASSISTANT PROFESSOR DR.SHASHANK DESHMUKH 16.08.2022 Know more
    10 ASSISTANT PROFESSOR DR. SANJEEV KUMAR KHULBEY 12.12.2012 Know more
    11 ASSISTANT PROFESSOR DR. SOMA MADHAN REDDY 12.12.2012 Know more
    12 ASSISTANT PROFESSOR DR.UMAKANTH NAYAK 21.05.2018 Know more
    13 ASSISTANT PROFESSOR DR.SUNIL KUMAR SWAIN 01.03.2022
    14 ASSISTANT PROFESSOR DR.ARJUN .O 05.09.2022
    15 SENIOR RESIDENT DR. K.VENKATESH RINDU 01.02.2021 Know more
    16 SENIOR RESIDENT DR.ABHILASH REDDY 03.05.2021 Know more
    17 JUNIOR RESIDENT DR.G.V.SAI ANUSHA 28.03.2022 Know more
    18 JUNIOR RESIDENT DR.BHASWANTH 03.08.2022
    19 JUNIOR RESIDENT DR.MOHAMMED SOHAILUDDIN 03.08.2020 Know more
    20 JUNIOR RESIDENT DR.COTRA AISHWARYA 03.08.2020 Know more
    21 JUNIOR RESIDENT DR.CHODIPALLI SRINIVAS VIJAYARAM 03.08.2020 Know more
    22 JUNIOR RESIDENT DR.NUTH VAMSI KRISHNA 03.08.2020 Know more
    23 JUNIOR RESIDENT DR.AKSHAY SIVA KRISHNA 03.08.2020
    24 JUNIOR RESIDENT DR.C.SARATH CHANDRA 01.06.2022
    25 JUNIOR RESIDENT DR.SUBRAHMANYA NARAYAN DORA K 01.06.2022 Know more
    26 JUNIOR RESIDENT DR.AYEESHA YUNUS 01.06.2022
    27 JUNIOR RESIDENT INDLURU RAVI TEJA REDDY 01.12.2022
    28 JUNIOR RESIDENT SHAIK JAKIR HUSSAIN 01.12.2022
    29 JUNIOR RESIDENT SAI RAHUL BUTTI 01.12.2022
    30 JUNIOR RESIDENT KHAIRUNNISA BEGUM RUQIA 01.12.2022
  • Labs

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    As Wallace said, its better to open and see than wait and see. A budding surgeon should be trained in basics of it. Skill building is equally important as of a knowledge domain. Considering ethical constraints, medical students are trained in dry and wet skill labs to practice their skills where they will be trained in basic surgical skills like suturing, catheterizations, ICD placements, etc. in mannequins and performance will be assessed by objective methods to create competent medical graduate. So that , student will have wholesome idea about surgery before actually entering to Operation theatre.