Surgery at Sruthi Hospital
When treatment requires a procedure, careful planning matters. Surgical care at Sruthi Hospital is supported by a dedicated operating theatre, surgical equipment, sterilisation facilities and inpatient care — guided by clinical assessment, honest discussion and appropriate post-operative support.
Surgical care supported by the hospital's clinical material.
The following surgical areas are described in the hospital's supplied material. Patients should confirm which specific procedures are currently available before planning a visit.
Orthopaedic Surgery
Surgical management of orthopaedic conditions including fractures, dislocations, joint replacement and spine surgery. The supplied material specifically identifies Dr. Manikandan with orthopaedic and spine surgical care.
Trauma Surgery
Accidental trauma often requires prompt surgical assessment and intervention. The hospital's orthopaedic material specifically identifies trauma surgery as an area of surgical practice.
Spine Surgery
Spine surgery may be indicated for conditions including severe disc problems, spinal instability or nerve compression that has not responded to conservative management.
Knee Replacement
Joint replacement surgery for appropriately selected patients with advanced knee joint damage. Dr. Manikandan's supplied material specifically identifies knee replacement.
General Surgery
General surgical care covering conditions of the abdomen, soft tissues and other surgical areas. Specific procedures available should be confirmed with the hospital team before planning a visit.
Laparoscopic Procedures
Laparoscopic surgery uses small incisions and specialised instruments where clinically appropriate. Both the surgical and gynaecological teams at Sruthi Hospital are associated with laparoscopic care.
A surgical environment designed for clinical precision.
Operating Theatre & Equipment
The supplied hospital photographs include a dedicated operating theatre and a modern operating theatre, surgical equipment and medical sterilisation equipment. These form the physical foundation for surgical procedures including orthopaedic surgery, trauma surgery, joint replacement and general surgical care.
Before & After Surgery
A well-planned surgical experience begins before the operation and continues well beyond it. Patients should receive preparation instructions, understand the planned procedure, discuss risks and benefits with their treating doctor, and arrange post-operative monitoring, rehabilitation where relevant, and follow-up care.
Clinical standards in the surgical environment.
Proper sterilisation, clean technique and appropriate surgical preparation are fundamental to safe surgical care. The hospital's visual material includes sterilisation equipment and a prepared surgical environment.
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Contact the hospital to ask about specific procedures, surgeons, preparation requirements and appointment pathways.