Surgical Procedure

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Before Admission

For scheduled and emergency admissions, you can call 24652000.

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Preoperative Assessment

The preoperative assessment is carried out once your surgery has been scheduled. Your doctor will guide you on when and where the assessment will take place. On the appointed date and time, you will need to go to the Admissions Office to complete the necessary paperwork.

Instructions for the preoperative assessment:

1. Blood tests
2. Based on your doctor’s recommendation, arrange an appointment with a cardiologist.
3. Chest X-ray.
4. On the day of your surgery, please bring:
   • Any medications you are currently taking.
   • X-rays, test results, ECG, etc.
5. If you are taking blood pressure medication, you may take it on the morning of your surgery with a small sip of water, as advised by your doctor.
6. If you are taking aspirin or other anticoagulant medications, you must stop them a few days before surgery, according to your doctor’s instructions.
7. Please bring personal hygiene items, as you may need to stay overnight at the clinic, depending on the nature of the surgery and your doctor’s recommendation.
8. From midnight before the surgery, do not eat or drink anything, and do not take any medications on the morning of the operation, except for blood pressure medication, which you may take with a small sip of water unless otherwise instructed by your doctor.
9. The clinic’s administration will inform you the day before about the exact time you should arrive at the clinic.

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Admission

Our staff will assist you in completing all the necessary forms and will inform you about the admission process. We will do our best to provide you with the room of your choice; however, room availability depends on demand on the day of your admission.

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Hospitalisation

Our specialised medical and nursing team will ensure that your surgical recovery is as smooth as possible. Our nursing staff is always available to provide support and care throughout your stay. If you have any questions during your hospitalisation, please contact your doctor or the nursing staff.

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After Surgery / Discharge

For any concerns following your surgery, please contact either your doctor or call 24652000. Your doctor will arrange any necessary follow-up appointments to ensure your full recovery.