Journal of Gastrointestinal & Digestive System
Open Access

Abstract

Appendectomy is the commonest abdominal operation in the world. There are many miss concepts in the technique of this procedure that needs to be understood and rectified. Major problems are post-operative pain, nausea, vomiting, and delayed wound healing which jeopardize the patients�¢���� routine life. There are many sites of pain in appendectomy that need to be known and addressed especially ligation of appendix�¢����s stump under cover of local anesthesia. Further appendectomy needs locoregional anesthesia with SSS (short sound sleep), not general anesthesia. We are continuously doing research on this and now have found a cure to it. Patients go back to normal life immediately from Operation Theater and can do heavy work as well. There is no need of post-operative hospitalization, so there will be no burden on hospital and its staff. It will be proved to be a big economical breakthrough with saving a lot of time and work.

Biography

Irfan Ahmed Nadeem is a renowned General Surgeon of Pakistan with a vast experience in Government and Private sectors. In 2008 Kashmir’s earthquake, he faced the challenges to deal with the patients without the aid of modern investigations and operation theatre facilities. He came up to the challenge and the experience gained at that time proved to be valuable in life later on. In March 2016, he presented ‘One Hole Cholecystectomy’ at the 18th International Congress of the Egyptian Hepatic Pancreatic-Biliary Society. He always worked towards the goal to make the operations simple, comfortable and safe in fields of general surgery, orthopaedic, ENT, gynaecology and obstetrics and many others.

Email: irfanahmednadeem@gmail.com