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PS Dr. Partha Pratim Sen General, Robotic & Laparoscopic Surgeon
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Simple guidance for each stage, from your first consultation to recovery at home. Your surgical team will give you instructions specific to your procedure.

Your Surgical Journey

What to expect at each stage

01

Before Your Consultation

Bring these with you so the surgeon can review your case fully.

  • Previous prescriptions and a list of current medicines
  • Blood test, ultrasound, CT or MRI reports
  • Scan images or CDs, if available
  • Discharge summaries from earlier treatment
  • A list of your symptoms and questions
02

Preparing for Surgery

Your team will give specific instructions. In general:

  • Complete the advised blood tests and pre-anaesthetic check
  • Tell the team about blood thinners and diabetes medicines
  • Follow fasting instructions exactly
  • Arrange for someone to accompany you home
03

Day of Surgery

What you may expect when you arrive at the hospital.

  • Admission and consent paperwork
  • A final check by the surgical and anaesthesia team
  • Change into a hospital gown; remove jewellery
  • Recovery room monitoring after the operation
04

After Surgery

Basic recovery guidance for the first weeks at home.

  • Keep wounds clean and dry as advised
  • Take pain relief as prescribed
  • Walk gently each day; avoid heavy lifting
  • Attend your follow-up visit
  • Call if you notice fever, redness or increasing pain
Questions to Ask Your Surgeon

Write these down before your visit

  1. 01 What is my diagnosis, and how certain is it?
  2. 02 What happens if I do not have surgery now?
  3. 03 What are the non-surgical options?
  4. 04 Which surgical technique do you recommend for me, and why?
  5. 05 What are the main risks of this operation?
  6. 06 How long will I stay in hospital?
  7. 07 When can I return to work and normal activity?
Frequently Asked Questions
Second Opinion Consultation

Already been advised surgery?

A second opinion can help you understand your diagnosis and options. Bring your reports, scans and the treatment plan you have been given.

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In an emergency, such as severe pain, heavy bleeding, high fever or breathing difficulty after surgery, go to the nearest hospital emergency department.