Dr. Shaon Shahriar

Emergency abdominal surgery

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Urgent operations for a perforation, a blockage, appendicitis, trauma or severe infection in the abdomen.

Hernia

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A weak point in the abdominal wall through which tissue pushes out. Inguinal, umbilical, incisional and other wall hernias.

Pancreatic pseudocyst

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A collection of fluid that forms after an attack of pancreatitis or an injury to the pancreas.

Pancreatic & periampullary tumours

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Tumours of the head of the pancreas and the area where the bile and pancreatic ducts drain into the bowel. This is the most technically demanding work in abdominal surgery.

Acute & chronic pancreatitis

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Inflammation of the pancreas, ranging from a single severe attack to years of pain and gradual damage.

Liver abscess & hydatid cyst

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Infected collections (abscess) or parasitic cysts (hydatid) that form inside the liver. They are different problems handled in different ways.

Liver tumours

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Primary liver cancer, or secondary deposits that have spread from bowel and other cancers. Some liver tumours are benign.

Gallbladder cancer

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Uncommon, and often found by chance when a gallbladder is removed for stones and the tissue is examined afterward.

Bile duct injury & stricture

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The bile duct is scarred or narrowed, most often after a gallbladder operation done elsewhere. Bile cannot drain freely and backs up.

Obstructive jaundice

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Yellow eyes and skin, dark urine, pale stools, itching. It is a symptom, not a diagnosis. It means the flow of bile is blocked somewhere, and the cause must be found.