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Spleen Surgery in Lahore

Spleen surgery removes a diseased or damaged spleen, often to treat blood disorders, injury, or an enlarged organ. The procedure is performed laparoscopically at Farooq Hospital in Lahore through a few small cuts. Recovery is usually quicker than open surgery, and most patients return home within days.

Spleen Surgery in Lahore by Dr. Shehryar Niazi

Spleen surgery covers the removal or repair of the spleen for injury, blood disorders, and other conditions of the organ. Dr. Shehryar Niazi offers laparoscopic spleen surgery in Lahore and Bhakkar, with a focus on smaller cuts and a smoother recovery.

Laparoscopic splenectomy in Lahore

The spleen is removed mainly for blood conditions such as ITP that stop responding to medicine, for certain anemias, and occasionally for cysts, injury or tumors. As an organ tucked high under the left ribs, it once demanded a long incision. The laparoscopic route reaches it through a few small ports, and that difference is felt most in how quickly patients breathe and move afterwards.

These cases are done at Farooq Hospital DHA in coordination with the physicians and hematologists managing the underlying condition.

Vaccination and life without a spleen

The spleen helps fight certain bacteria, so planned splenectomy patients receive specific vaccines before surgery and clear advice about fevers afterwards. This preparation is part of the service, arranged around your surgery date so nothing is missed.

Working with your hematologist

Splenectomy for a blood condition is a joint decision. The referring hematologist defines what the operation should achieve, platelet counts are optimised beforehand, and results are shared back after surgery. Patients continue their blood condition follow up with their physician while the surgical wounds are reviewed at the DHA clinic.

Procedures we perform

Frequently asked questions

Is spleen surgery done with keyhole methods?
In many cases, yes. Dr. Shehryar Niazi performs laparoscopic spleen surgery through a few small cuts, which usually means less pain and a faster recovery than open surgery. The right approach depends on your condition and the size of the spleen.
Can I live a normal life after spleen removal?
Yes. The body can manage without a spleen, though the organ plays a role in fighting infection. Your surgeon will advise on vaccinations and simple precautions to keep you protected after the operation.

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