Surgery

Surgeon in Kyiv: accurate diagnosis and modern treatment methods without unnecessary intervention. Expert surgical care at CSM Clinic with a safe, evidence-based approach.

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Surgeon in Kyiv: Modern Diagnostics at CSM Clinic

Surgery today is a high-tech field where the main goal is to treat the patient with minimal intervention. At CSM Clinic in Kyiv, we offer a full medical cycle: from accurate diagnostics and conservative treatment to outpatient operations and rehabilitation. Our surgeons are experienced specialists who follow international protocols. We always consider medication options before proposing a surgical solution.

What Does a Surgeon Treat?

A general surgeon's competence covers a wide range of conditions of the abdominal organs, soft tissues, and skin. We provide care for the following conditions:

Diseases of the abdominal organs: gallstone disease (cholecystitis), hernias (inguinal, umbilical, of the linea alba), suspected appendicitis.

Purulent-inflammatory processes: abscesses, boils, carbuncles, phlegmon, felon (panaritium).

Skin and soft tissue growths: lipomas ("fatty lumps"), atheromas, fibromas, papillomas.

Injuries and their consequences: treatment of wounds and burns, removal of foreign bodies, treatment of an ingrown toenail.

Proctological problems: hemorrhoids, anal fissures (at the initial stage).

Warning Symptoms

There are conditions in which delay may be life-threatening.

Seek urgent medical care (in an emergency, call an ambulance) if you have:

Acute, sharp abdominal pain (especially in the right upper abdomen or lower abdomen).

Pain accompanied by nausea, vomiting, and inability to pass gas or stool.

Blood in the stool (black stool) or vomit containing blood ("coffee grounds").

Redness, swelling, and throbbing pain in any part of the body (a sign of suppuration).

A bulge near the navel or groin that cannot be pushed back in (strangulated hernia).

Deep cuts, animal bites, or burns.

Diagnostic Capabilities

An accurate diagnosis is the basis of a successful intervention. The surgical department of CSM Clinic has the necessary equipment:

Ultrasound of internal organs and soft tissues.

Laboratory diagnostics (complete blood count, biochemistry, coagulogram), including urgent tests (CITO).

Endoscopy (gastroscopy and colonoscopy) to examine the digestive tract from the inside.

CT and MRI for complex imaging.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I prepare for a surgeon appointment?

If you are seeing a surgeon for an abdominal problem, it is advisable not to eat or drink for 4-5 hours before the visit. This allows the doctor to perform an ultrasound or order the necessary tests right away. Wear comfortable clothing that is easy to remove, and bring the results of previous exams, if you have them.

Is surgery always necessary for a hernia?

A hernia is a mechanical defect (an opening in the muscles) that does not go away on its own and is not treated with medication. The main treatment is surgical repair (usually with a mesh). Wearing a support belt is only a temporary measure. The surgeon determines the best timing for surgery individually.

What is an "acute abdomen"?

"Acute abdomen" is a term for a group of dangerous conditions (appendicitis, perforated ulcer, peritonitis, intestinal obstruction) accompanied by severe pain and tension of the abdominal muscles. It is a direct indication for immediate hospitalization and, in most cases, emergency surgery.

Do you remove moles and papillomas?

Yes, CSM Clinic surgeons remove moles, papillomas, and other skin growths. If necessary, the removed tissue is sent for histological examination (biopsy) to rule out malignant processes.

How long does a wound take to heal after removal of an atheroma or lipoma?

In most cases, stitches are removed on day 7-10. Complete healing takes about 2 weeks. With atraumatic materials and aseptic technique, the postoperative scar is usually barely noticeable.