Outpatient operations
Our range of outpatient surgeries includes:
Oncology
- Port implantation
Hernia
- Inguinal hernia in children
- Umbilical hernia in children
- Umbilical hernias and other small hernias in adults
- Certain inguinal hernias in adults
Proctology (anus)
- Anal fistulas
- Anal fissures
- Anal fold
- Perianal thrombosis (external hemorrhoids)
- Smaller separated hemorrhoids
- Skin-deep abscesses at the intestinal outlet
Skin and body surface
- Warts
- Skin tumors
- Correction of scars
- Bursa sacs
- Tumors on the body surface (e.g., lipomas)
- Skin-deep abscesses
- Small hematomas
- Ingrown nails
Prerequisites for an outpatient operation
For safety reasons an outpatient operation is not possible with every patient. Even if the operation can be carried out on an outpatient basis, accompanying diseases can increase the individual risk, in that case the treatment should better be performed stationary. Furthermore, for an outpatient surgery the patient should be able reach the clinic at any time. If it is not possible, e.g. because of a great distance from the apartment to the clinic, the safety prevails. Also, social circumstances, e.g. if there are no relatives, who can assist the patient in case of emergency, must be taken into account. In rare cases, something would happen during the originally outpatient surgery that it would demand the patient not to go home immediately. This may occur, for example, due to problems with anesthesia, bleeding or some unexpected states of health.
