Pediatric Surgery
The most common performed pediatric surgeries are inguinal and umbilical hernia's.
These procedures are low risk.
Preoperative assessment by the anesthesiology department are is mandatory and imperative to ensure safe surgery.
Classification Surgery: Minor-Medium
Anesthesia: General (Full intubation and sedation)
Expected hospital stay: daycare hospitalisation
Complications and measures
All surgery under general or regional anesthesia carries systemic risks such as deep venous thrombosis, lungembolus, cardiovascular complications: These risks are minimised through preoperative screening procedures and prophylactic(preventing) measures
Specific complications due to this surgery:
-Wound infection (low chance, less than 5%)
These are anonymous patient video's of actual operations performed by an AAH staff surgeon
They are used for illustration and educational purposes.