Nabd Alhayat

Hernia repair involves returning the hernia contents to the abdominal cavity and inserting a support patch through tiny incisions in the abdomen to support and strengthen the weakened area. This technique reduces pain and speeds up the healing process.

An emergency procedure in which the appendix is ​​removed due to acute inflammation. The procedure is performed laparoscopically, which reduces pain and recovery time compared to traditional surgery.

A procedure that reduces the size of the stomach by cutting a portion lengthwise. The goal is to reduce the amount of food the stomach can hold. It also induces hormonal changes, helping patients eat less, lose weight, and improve health conditions associated with obesity, such as diabetes, heart disease, and high blood pressure.

The thyroid gland, or part of it, is removed through small incisions in hidden areas of the body, leaving no visible scar on the neck. This advanced technique preserves the patient's cosmetic appearance.

It is a microsurgical procedure that uses endoscopic techniques to accurately and extensively examine the surgical field. It includes tumors of the gastrointestinal tract, liver and bile duct tumors, and tumors of the pelvic region, in addition to tumors of the thyroid and parathyroid glands.

One of the diverse services offered by the Nabd Al Hayat Center to both internal and external clients. It includes a specialized team of doctors and nurses who carefully review the patient's case history, determine the need for intravenous iron transfusion, and provide follow-up before, during, and after sessions. Additionally, the center provides a suitable location equipped with all the necessary supplies for intravenous iron transfusion sessions according to the highest standards.

It can be performed electively in the presence of gallstones causing clinical symptoms (bilious colic) or as an emergency procedure in the case of cholecystitis. It is performed through four incisions no larger than 10 mm using precise instruments, reducing post-operative pain and speeding up recovery.

A procedure that involves reducing the size of the stomach and bypassing a portion of the intestine, allowing food to pass through a small stomach pouch into the remaining portion of the intestine. This reduces food intake and triggers hormonal changes, thereby reducing calorie absorption. This aids weight loss and improves health conditions associated with obesity.

These procedures are performed for people who have experienced problems after their initial bariatric surgery that did not respond to conservative measures, such as regurgitation and recurrent vomiting. They may also be performed in cases of severe malnutrition or relapsed weight gain. The problem is carefully studied to determine the appropriate solution and improve quality of life.

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