General Surgery
The Department of General Surgery maintains high standards in patient care, research, and the training of students and surgical residents. Offering round-the-clock emergency and OPD services with over 35,000 OPD visits annually, the department handles minor procedures, emergency surgeries, major surgeries, and trauma management. Backed by a dedicated burn unit, surgical HDU, and surgical ICU, it stands as a leading surgical care provider in the Hapur and NCR regions. Advanced equipment such as the Harmonic Scalpel, DGHAL, and minimally invasive surgery setup, along with a dedicated ENDOLAB for laparoscopic training, supports both patient care and hands-on student learning.
Facilities
- Operating Theatres: State-of-the-art surgical instruments and technology with strict infection control protocols for a sterile environment
- Surgical Intensive Care Unit (SICU): Advanced monitoring systems and specialised nursing staff for critically ill post-operative patients
- Outpatient Clinics: Pre-operative assessments, post-operative follow-up, and specialist consultations with on-site diagnostic support
- Diagnostic Imaging: X-ray, CT scan, MRI, and ultrasound facilities for accurate diagnosis and pre-operative planning
- Endoscopy Suite: Equipped for diagnostic and therapeutic procedures, including colonoscopy, gastroscopy, and bronchoscopy
- Simulation Centre: Virtual reality simulators and laparoscopic training modules for hands-on surgical skill development
- Dedicated laboratories for surgical research and experimental studies
- Libraries, lecture halls, and audiovisual aids supporting student and resident training
- Multidisciplinary collaboration with Anesthesiology, Radiology, Pathology, and Oncology for integrated patient care
- Dedicated nursing staff, surgical teams, and administrative support for smooth department operations
- Quality improvement initiatives, including regular audits and clinical pathways, to enhance surgical outcomes
Dr. Amit Agarwal
Professor & HOD
Dr. Yogendra Kumar
Associate Professor
Dr. Vinod Kumar Singh
Associate Professor
Dr. Abdul Majid Wani
Associate Professor
Dr. Furquan Ahmad
Associate Professor
Dr. Mohd. Zahid
Assistant Professor
Dr. Narendra Kumar Goyal
Assistant Professor
Dr. Shreya Sardana
Assistant Professor
Dr. Paritosh Jain
Assistant Professor
Dr. Farhat Ahmed
Assistant Professor
Dr. Kshitij Kumar Singhr
Assistant Professor
Dr. Vivek Loomba
Assistant Professor
Dr. Raj Kumar
Assistant Professor
Dr. Raj Kumar
Assistant Professor
Dr. Dushyant Singh Solanki
Assistant Professor
Dr. Priyanka Kaul
Assistant Professor
Dr. Frenali Gheewala
Assistant Professor
Dr. Vishal Singh Chauhan
Assistant Professor
Dr. Kartikey Prakash
Assistant Professor
Dr. Mohd. Abuzar
Assistant Professor
Dr. Avinash Kumar
Senior Resident
Dr. Ashutosh
Senior Resident
Dr. Keni Monica Kishore
Assistant Professor
Dr. Jaskirat Singh
Assistant Professor
Dr. Aqib Amin
Senior Resident
Dr. Santosh Girish Shah
Senior Resident
Dr. Shashank Mishra
Senior Resident
Dr. Kheni Tejas Vajubhai
Senior Resident
Dr. Shavi Rayoo.
Senior ResidentFAQs
What conditions does a general surgeon commonly treat?
General surgeons treat conditions such as hernias, appendicitis, gallstones, piles, thyroid swellings, breast lumps, and abdominal emergencies, among many other problems.
What is laparoscopic surgery, and how does it benefit patients?
It is keyhole surgery done through small incisions using a camera, usually resulting in less pain, smaller scars, and faster recovery.
What is a Harmonic Scalpel used for?
It uses ultrasonic energy to cut tissue and seal small blood vessels together, helping reduce bleeding during many surgical procedures.
Which symptoms need urgent surgical attention?
Severe abdominal pain, persistent vomiting, a hernia that becomes hard or painful, serious injuries, and deep burns need immediate emergency evaluation.
How should patients prepare for a planned surgery?
Patients are usually advised to complete preoperative tests, follow fasting instructions, share their medical history, and discuss any concerns with the surgeon beforehand.
