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Introduction of Outpatient surgery
After surface disinfection during procedures, local anesthesia on the affected area is performed by injection. After isolating the area, the scheduled surgery is performed with sterile equipment. The wound is then sutured or in case of inflammation, treated open and sewn delayed. A bandage is applied at the end.
In which case you should see an outpatient surgery specialist?
It is most often physically detectable general surgical disease which includes: hernia, palpable tumors, skin and subcutaneous lesions, examination of inflammation with indication and clarification of further differential diagnostic tests. Evaluation of findings on abnormalities of the abdominal cavity and other organs. Surgical removal of fat lump, inflammatory disease, excision of ingrown nails.
Outpatient procedures under local anesthesia:
- Abscess care
- Non-laser surgical care for ingrown nails
- Birthmark removal
- Wart removal
- Lipoma removal
- Fibroma removal
- Pustular tumor (Atheroma) removal
- Basal cell removal
- Pigmentation disorder removal
Histological examination is required after treatment of skin lesions.
How is an outpatient surgical examination performed?
In each case, the detection of the disease begins with a physical examination and then continues with the mapping of the patient's other conditions.
The surgeon decides on the need for the intervention in the knowledge of the previous history.
The outpatient procedure is performed under local anesthesia in all cases after surface disinfection.
The injection into a given area of skin will initially give a tight, tingling sensation and will cause a complete pain relief on the surface to be treated.
The so-called deep sensations still persist, such as pulling and pressure.
The patient is awake throughout the procedure, so if you feel unwell or if you have any problem, inform your doctor. As an uncommon side effect after surgery, dizziness and palpitations may affect susceptible patients. These symptoms are usually temporary and last only a few minutes.
In general, outpatient surgeons have a duration of 30 minutes. (Excision of 1 mole, under local anesthesia).
After outpatient surgery, a sterile bandage is placed on the treated surface that cannot be touched by water. It is recommended to change the bandage every two days. After day 2, the wound can be gently washed under stream of water without chemicals.
The patient should return for follow-up examination within 7-14 days after surgery.
