Emergency surgery

Surgical care is divided into planned and urgent (emergency). In the first case, patients go to an appointment, thinking over their visit in advance, and then are hospitalized for the purpose of surgical intervention. Emergency surgery implies immediate treatment of patients, because without rapid medical care, their condition can deteriorate sharply.

What pathologies do emergency doctors go with

Doctors providing emergency surgical care to patients most often face the following conditions:

  • acute appendicitis, cholecystitis, cholangitis, pancreatitis;
  • stomach ulcer, 12 duodenal ulcer;
  • intestinal obstruction;
  • renal or intestinal colic;
  • exacerbation of gallstone or urolithiasis;
  • burns, injuries to any part of the body;
  • dislocations, subluxations of joints;
  • sprain of ligaments, muscles;
  • any injuries to the arms, legs, torso, head;
  • soft tissue bruises;
  • bleeding;
  • brain concussion;
  • closed and open injuries of the abdomen, chest, head.

Often, these conditions require surgical intervention. Clinic K+31 has a multidisciplinary hospital that includes operating rooms, intensive care units and comfortable general wards equipped with modern equipment. When in hospital, patients are provided with full four meals a day.

When to Seek Emergency Help

The surgeon decides whether emergency care is needed or not based on the following complaints:

  • abdominal pain, nausea, vomiting;
  • lumbar pain;
  • difficulty urinating, blood in the urine;
  • bleeding;
  • yellowing of the skin and sclera;
  • suspected fracture;
  • thermal, chemical burns.

Our multidisciplinary center includes a 24-hour emergency room and an emergency department. Doctors provide emergency medical care on an outpatient basis, if necessary, refer the patient to a hospital. The trauma center is treated with domestic or sports injuries. Their most common symptoms are:

  • pain, swelling, redness arising after falling, hitting a hard surface;
  • pain in the limb that decreases at rest and increases with movement;
  • damage to the skin;
  • bleeding from a wound;
  • limitation of mobility of the arm, leg, finger, spine, ribs;
  • extensive hematomas.

Our center has modern equipment that allows you to examine the victim in detail. The doctors have at their disposal equipment for performing radiography, computed tomography, magnetic resonance imaging, ultrasound, functional and endoscopic diagnostics.

At the trauma center, patients are received and examined by experienced surgeons, therapists, orthopedic traumatologists, anesthesiologists and resuscitators. The well-coordinated work of a team of specialists helps to quickly and fully examine the patient, to provide him with urgent assistance in a qualified manner. Most often, the following manipulations are required:

  • anesthesia;
  • primary surgical treatment of the wound, including washing it, disinfecting it, applying a sterile dressing;
  • extraction of foreign bodies;
  • suturing the edges of the wound when necessary;
  • reduction of dislocations with subsequent fixation of the limb with a bandage, splint or plaster;
  • the imposition of plaster, splints, splints for fractures, cracks;
  • fixation of bone parts in complex fractures using plaster.

In case of injury, it is important to consult a doctor as soon as possible, a favorable outcome depends on this. Internal injuries, bleeding, concussion of the brain may not appear in the first 12-24 hours, which creates a feeling of imaginary well-being. While the patient believes that he is doing well, pathological changes occur in the body, which ultimately lead to a sharp deterioration in health, coma. Remember - after injury, you should not risk your health, it is better to visit a doctor and make sure that everything is in order.

Clinic K+31 has all the necessary conditions and the ability to provide emergency surgical care to patients. The admission department and trauma center work around the clock, you can contact them at any time.

In the K+31 clinic, emergency hospitalization and a call for a team for transportation are possible. However, if you need assistance as soon as possible, we recommend calling an ambulance by phone 112 (call from a mobile phone) or 103 (call from a landline or mobile phone).

Service record



Specialists

All specialists
Udin
Oleg Ivanovich

Deputy chief physician for surgery, surgeon

PhD

Korolev
Sergei Vladimirovich

Deputy chief physician for medical affairs, surgeon, oncologist

PhD

Shapovalyants
Sergei Georgievich

Chief Consultant in Surgery, Surgeon

Tsvetkov
Vitaly Olegovich

Surgeon

Doctor of Sciences, PhD

Malygin
Sergey Evgenyevich

Oncologist-mammologist, surgeon

Kovylov
Aleksey Olegovich

Specialist in wounds and wound infections, diabetic foot doctor

Kim
Ilya Viktorovich

Surgeon

PhD, research fellow

Kovalenko
Yuri Alekseevich

Surgeon

Doctor of Sciences, PhD

Ivanchik
Inga Yakovlevna

Surgeon, phlebologist

PhD

Shpilevoy
Nikolay Yurievich

Cardiovascular surgeon, surgeon, ultrasound specialist

PhD

Natalinov
Ruslan Viktorovich

Surgeon, ultrasound diagnostics doctor