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MEMORIAL HOSPITALEst. 1975
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Specialty

General & Laparoscopic Surgery in Sonipat

Common surgical procedures, including minimally invasive (keyhole) laparoscopic surgery.

Department

General & Laparoscopic Surgery

  • 4 conditions treated
  • 4 treatments & procedures
  • 1 specialist doctor

General surgery covers common operations such as those for the gallbladder, hernia and appendix. Many are performed laparoscopically - through small incisions - which usually means less pain and a quicker recovery.

Memorial Hospital has provided surgical care since its earliest years, when surgery was one of the hospital’s three founding departments.

Conditions we treat

Gallstones

Stones in the gallbladder causing pain or infection.

Hernia

A bulge where tissue pushes through a weak point in the muscle.

Appendicitis

Inflammation of the appendix needing prompt surgery.

Abscesses and lumps

Drainage and removal of skin and soft-tissue lesions.

Treatments & procedures

Laparoscopic gallbladder removal

Keyhole surgery to remove a diseased gallbladder.

Hernia repair

Open or laparoscopic repair of a hernia.

Appendix surgery

Removal of an inflamed appendix.

Minor surgical procedures

Day-care procedures for lumps and abscesses.

Our Doctors

Doctors in General & Laparoscopic Surgery

Frequently asked questions

Health Library

Articles on General & Laparoscopic Surgery

Young man waiting with a family member in a hospital reception at nightGeneral Health
9 Sept 2026· Dr. Gaurav Singh Randhawa

Appendix Operation: When Appendicitis Cannot Wait

Most stomach pain can wait until morning. This one cannot. Appendicitis is the abdominal emergency where hours genuinely matter, and the pain has a signature that tells you when to stop waiting. A surgeon explains what to look for and what keyhole removal involves.

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Man in his fifties pausing while lifting a heavy sack at work, hand braced low on his abdomenGeneral Health
7 Sept 2026· Dr. Gaurav Singh Randhawa

Hernia Surgery: Why a Hernia Never Heals on Its Own

A hernia is a hole in a wall, and holes in walls do not close by themselves. Belts and trusses only hide the bulge while it quietly widens. A surgeon explains the warning signs, the one complication that turns it into an emergency, and what modern repair actually involves.

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