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Paediatric Surgery at Lake City Hospital
Congenital Condition Treatment
Addresses structural conditions present from birth through specialized surgical care.
Hernia Hydrocele Treatment
Treats hernia and hydrocele conditions safely with appropriate surgical procedures.
Appendicitis Surgical Care
Provides timely surgical treatment for appendicitis and related complications.
Undescended Testicle Treatment
Corrects undescended testicles to support normal development and function.
Paediatric Abdominal Conditions
Diagnoses and treats various abdominal conditions affecting children through surgery.
Intestinal Problem Treatment
Manages intestinal problems requiring specialized evaluation and appropriate surgical intervention.
Urinary Genital Conditions
Treats urinary and genital conditions affecting children's health and development.
Soft Tissue Conditions
Treats soft tissue conditions affecting children's comfort, function, and development.
Newborn and Infant Surgery
Some babies are born with conditions that may require surgical treatment soon after birth. Early evaluation by a paediatric surgeon can help determine the right treatment plan.
Surgical care may be required for selected congenital conditions affecting the:
- Abdomen
- Intestines
- Food pipe
- Urinary system
- Genital organs
- Chest and other areas
Paediatric Hernia Surgery
Hernia is a common condition in children and may appear as a swelling or bulge, particularly in the groin or around the belly button.
Paediatric hernia surgery may be recommended when required to prevent complications and treat the underlying defect.
Common conditions include:
- Inguinal hernia
- Umbilical hernia
- Hydrocele
- Undescended testis
A paediatric surgeon can assess the condition and recommend appropriate treatment.
Paediatric Abdominal Surgery
Children can develop several abdominal conditions that may require surgical treatment. These may include appendicitis, intestinal problems, abdominal lumps and certain congenital conditions.
The treatment depends on the child’s symptoms, diagnosis and overall condition.
In selected cases, minimally invasive techniques may also be considered when clinically appropriate.
Paediatric Urology and Genital Surgery
Some children are born with or develop conditions involving the urinary and genital systems that may require surgical evaluation.
These can include conditions such as:
- Undescended testicles
- Hydrocele
- Certain genital abnormalities
- Selected urinary tract conditions
Early evaluation can help determine whether observation or surgical treatment is required.
Congenital Conditions
Congenital conditions are problems that are present from birth. Some may be identified during pregnancy or soon after birth, while others may become noticeable later during childhood.
Paediatric surgeons may treat selected congenital conditions involving the abdomen, digestive system, chest, urinary system and other parts of the body.
The treatment plan is based on the child’s specific condition and developmental needs.
Our Paediatric Care Specialists
Dr. Ashwin Vijay Apte
Paediatric Surgery
Dr. Ashwin Vijay Apte provides paediatric surgical care for children with conditions that may require surgical treatment. The treatment approach is planned according to the child’s age, diagnosis and individual surgical needs.
Dr. Navneet Khandelwal
Paediatrics
Dr. Navneet Khandelwal provides paediatric care for children, including evaluation and management of common childhood health conditions. Children requiring specialist surgical evaluation can be assessed and referred for appropriate paediatric surgical care when needed.
Paediatric Surgical Care for Children
Evaluation
The child's symptoms and medical history are assessed.
Diagnosis
Tests or imaging may be advised when required.
Treatment planning
The surgical team explains the available options to the parents.
Surgery
The appropriate procedure is performed according to the child's condition.
Why Choose Lake City Hospital for Paediatric Surgery?
- Specialised surgical care for children
- Paediatric surgeon and paediatric specialists
- Care for newborns, infants and older children
- Treatment for congenital and acquired conditions
- Evaluation of common paediatric surgical problems
- Individual treatment planning
- Post-operative care and follow-up
- Coordination between paediatric and surgical specialists
Paediatric Surgery FAQs
Paediatric surgery is a specialised field of surgery for newborns, infants, children and teenagers.
Paediatric surgeons may treat conditions such as hernia, hydrocele, undescended testicles, appendicitis, congenital conditions and certain abdominal, urinary and intestinal problems.
When surgery is medically required, it is planned according to the child's age, health and condition. The paediatric surgical team takes appropriate precautions before, during and after the procedure.
A paediatric hernia occurs when tissue pushes through a weak area in the abdominal wall. It commonly appears as a swelling in the groin or around the belly button.
An undescended testicle is a condition in which one or both testicles do not move into the normal position in the scrotum before birth. A paediatric surgeon can evaluate the condition and advise appropriate treatment.
Yes. Some congenital conditions may require surgery soon after birth. The timing depends on the type and severity of the condition.
Not every swelling requires surgery. A paediatric surgeon examines the child and determines whether surgery or observation is appropriate.
The child is examined and may undergo blood tests, imaging or other investigations depending on the condition. The surgeon then discusses the procedure and preparation required with the parents.
Recovery depends on the type of surgery, the child's age and overall health. The surgical team provides specific instructions regarding activity, diet, wound care and follow-up.
Lake City Hospital, Bhopal provides paediatric surgical and medical care through specialists including Dr. Ashwin Vijay Apte, Dr. Navneet Khandelwal and Dr. Aarti Sharma.