A gynaecologist is a doctor who specializes in women’s reproductive health, including diseases of the genital tract (ovaries, fallopian tubes, uterus, cervix, vagina, and vulva). Gynaecologists can seek out additional training in subspecialist areas, including maternal and fetal medicine.
This Medicine course will help doctors to enhance their knowledge and skills required for the prevention, diagnosis and management of acute and urgent aspects of illness and injuries affecting patients of all age groups. This course will enable the student build competencies in triaging patients.
This Orthopaedic course is designed to provide students with the necessary knowledge, skills and competencies to organize, manage and deliver an Orthopaedics Rehabilitation program within a hospital. It prepares the students to work in the area of orthopaedic injuries & enhance their skills
The programme specifically supports practitioners in the early years of surgical training and it provides broad theoretical knowledge common to all surgical specialities. We understand the hardships faced by young surgeons and gynaecologists who struggle to get a good opportunity.
We have trained more than 3000+ candidates in the last couple of years.
We Provide FOGSI recognized training programs.
Faculty who have won teaching, service, mentoring and research awards
Had a great time. Learning laparoscopy at Tulip Hospital got chance to assist, hands on procedure with the mentors Wich was the best part of the course. I would like to thanks Dr. Anupama for everything. Read more
It was a great opportunity to brush up my endoscopy skills. Dr. Anupama is a great person, always calm and patient, how so ever long the surgery is going she keeps teaching important and key points. Read More
It was great opportunity to have training at Tulip Hospital. Learnt laproscopy surgery, guidance and hands on training was really very helpful. And with this training we can really go back to our institute Read more
Surgeon learns your pre-procedure of surgery, as before undergoing any surgery, it is most important that your doctor has every information on the medical history of patients and awareness of the current medical condition.
Apart from this, doctors have to clear certain medical tests, urinalysis, electrocardiogram (EKG or ECG), and chest X-ray, etc to understand the abnormality or the disease. The other most important factor doctors instruct their patients about a meal is that before surgery patients should avoid eating and drinking for at least eight hours.
Laparoscopy is not a much risky procedure. although after surgery rarely in some cases patients may feel some pain in their shoulder because of the carbon dioxide gas. it may occur because of the inflation of the abdomen so that it creates a working space for the surgical instruments. After all, there are no other harmful impacts of this surgery.
Where there are several risks as well as benefits too of Laparoscopy. Dr. Anupama says, Patients get compared to its counterpart of traditional open surgery like body scars are less, No deep incisions on the body, Shorter Hospital Stay, Less pain, early recovery, Heals quickly.
TILLTS trains their future surgeon to deal with the risk factor of patients after laparoscopy. The most common risks of laparoscopy are somehow bleeding, infection, and damage to organs in your abdomen. However, these are rare possibilities, If in some other aspects patients have signs of infection then it is necessary to contact the doctor.
Laparoscopy Specialist of TILLT Dr. Saurabh Pengoria says, at what time someone will need laparoscopy treatment?
When someone has symptoms of severe or chronic pain in the abdomen or pelvis region, a lump in the abdomen area, abdominal cancer, urological health issues, infertility, fibroids, ovarian conditions such as ovarian cysts, emergencies such as an ectopic pregnancy (a pregnancy not in the uterus). In these cases, patients can come to doctor their problems and get back better consultation and treatment.
