Types of ruptures that are treated at our clinic:
groin rupture, scrotum rupture, thigh rupture, navel rupture, white scar rupture,
stomach postooperational rupture.

Groin, scrotum and thight rupture
We cure the above mentioned ruptures using the modern Shouldice method which is based on sewing in a special way the tissues of the groin channel, what enables almost painless postoperational process. The groin rupture can also be supported with the non-absorbtive net. One of the best methods used worldwide, and also at our clinic, is Prof. Trabucco's method. Instead of so called plastics of the groin channel (sewing together the tissues), one locates a specially constructed net inside the groin channel. After the net is overgrown with the fibrous tissue, it acts as a bareer against the return of the rupture.
The above mentioned operations are executed under the local or ductal anaesthetization.
The patient can leave the clinic on the next day and start a light work next week.

Naval and white scar rupture
In case of small ruptures (up to ca 10 cm diameter), the operation is executed under the local anaesthetization. It consists in sewing the rupture gate, ie. the hole through which the rupture contents draws out, with or without the use of the rupture net.
After the operation, the patient stays a few hours at the Surgery Department after which he/she can return home.
In case of larger ruptures of this type, ductal or general anaesthetization and 2-3 days long hospitalization is necessary.

Postoperational rupture
It is a rupture that emerges as a result of stomach integuments after the operations within the abdominal cavity (gall bladder, stomach, resection of intestine, excision of milt or kidneys etc.). Small ruptures, noticed earlier by the patient or the physician, can be eliminated similarily to the navel of white scar ruptures.
In case of large ruptures with great rupture gates, we consider the application of rupture nets, which are selected according to the diameter of the rupture gate.
In cases of neglected and rarely emerging ruptures, the anaesthetization type should be selected according to the rupture location and the health condition of the patient, who usually stays for two or three moere days at the clinic.

The aim of the operation is the removal of the ill parenchyma of the tuber goitre.
The patient should be completely diagnozed before the operation, ie. he/she should receive actual USG examination of the thyroid, examination of the level of thyroid hormons, TSH, electrocardiogram, blood group estimation as well as the opinion of the specialist - endocrynologist.
Operation is executed under the general anaesthetization aimed at the trachea. Then the patient is hospitalized for 2-3 days.

The aim of the operation is to remove the gall bladder that contains the gall-stones.
The operation is executed in a classic way, under general anaesthetization aimed at the trachea.
The anticipated hospitalization period is 2-3 days. Patient should have the actual results of the bell cave USG examination and the blood group estimation.