Pediatric surgery

Surgery is the branch of medicine focused in surgical (operational) treatment. Surgery involves multiple subspecialties limited to particular organs and systems such as neurosurgery (surgery or nervous system) or thoracic surgery (surgery or the chest organs).

Patients usually visit surgeon’s office because of:

• Mechanical injuries (lacerations, crushing the tissue, fractures).
• Thermal injuries (burns, frostbites).
• Chemical injuries (burns by acids, alkalis, etc.).
• Rapidly increasing abdominal painBleeding from the gastrointestinal tract (vomiting or bowel movements mixed with blood)
• Piles (hemorrhoids)
• Soft tissue infections (abscesses, whithlow, phlegmon)
• Skin ulcers
• Soft tissue tumors (cysts, sebaceous cysts, ganglions, lipomas, other neoplastic tumors)
• Inflammatory infiltration of soft tissue
• Limb ischemia
• Venous thrombosis
• Varicose veins