All Colorectal Conditions
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Conditions We Treat

Colorectal Cancer
Colon and rectal cancer — laparoscopic resection with curative intent.
Diverticular Disease
Diverticulitis, perforation, abscess — surgical management.
Inflammatory Bowel Disease
Crohn's disease and ulcerative colitis — surgical management.
Bowel Obstruction
Acute and chronic bowel obstruction — laparoscopic surgery.
Rectal Prolapse & Polyps
Rectal prolapse repair, polyp removal, rectopexy procedures.
Why Laparoscopic Colorectal Surgery is Better
Parameter
Incision Size
Pain Level
Hospital Stay
Back to Work
Bowel Recovery
Scarring
Complication Risk
✅ Laparoscopic — The Clinics
Small keyhole incisions
Significantly less
3–5 days
2–3 weeks
Faster — eating sooner
Minimal — small scars
Lower infection risk
❌ Traditional Open Surgery
Large abdominal incision
Considerable post-op pain
7–10 days
6–8 weeks
Slower bowel return
Large visible scar
Higher wound complication
What is Colorectal Surgery?

Colorectal Surgery is a specialized field of surgery focused on treating conditions of the colon, rectum, and anus, including piles, fissures, fistulas, colorectal cancer, and other bowel disorders.
Frequently asked questions
Which colorectal conditions do you treat?
We treat colon and rectal cancer, diverticular disease, bowel obstruction, rectal prolapse and polyps, and provide surgery for Crohn's disease and ulcerative colitis when it is needed. Piles, fissure, fistula and pilonidal sinus are also treated. Surgery is done at THE CLINICS MISC, Hauz Khas, which has a modular operation theatre and 4K laparoscopy.
Is colorectal surgery done by laparoscopy?
Many colorectal operations can be done by laparoscopic (keyhole) surgery, through small cuts, under general anaesthesia. Some patients may need open surgery, for example with severe bowel obstruction, when their general condition does not allow laparoscopy, or when the anaesthetist advises against it. Your surgeon explains which approach suits you after reviewing your colonoscopy, scans and general health. Major cases are monitored in the 4-bed HDU after surgery.
How long is the hospital stay after laparoscopic colorectal surgery?
The usual stay after laparoscopic colorectal surgery is about 3–5 days, and most people return to work in about 2–3 weeks. Recovery depends on the operation and your health. THE CLINICS MISC has a 4-bed HDU and 2 private rooms with ICU-enabled beds, and round-the-clock nursing care for admitted patients.
Do I need a colonoscopy for blood in the stool?
Often, yes. Blood in the stool is commonly due to piles or a fissure, but it can also come from polyps or cancer, so the doctor may advise a colonoscopy, especially if you are older or have a change in bowel habit. Dr Saurabh Bansal performs colonoscopy at Hauz Khas, including biopsy and polyp removal.
Which colorectal surgeon can I see in South Delhi?
Dr Saurabh Bansal, GI and laparoscopic surgeon (18 years of experience; International Clinical Fellowship in Colorectal Surgery, CMUH, Taichung, Taiwan, under Prof. William Chen), and Dr Aayush Nagpal, coloproctologist and general surgeon (5+ years), see colorectal patients at THE CLINICS MISC, H2, Hauz Khas. Dr Bansal also consults at THE CLINICS Green Park, 6–8 pm. Call Hauz Khas +91 92173 81353 · Green Park +91 84488 30013 to book.
How much does colorectal surgery cost, and is it covered by insurance?
You get a written estimate after the surgeon has reviewed your reports, because the cost depends on the operation, tests, anaesthesia, room and length of stay. Colorectal surgery is covered by health insurance when it is medically advised and included in your policy. Insurance and TPA support where the policy covers it; WhatsApp +91 9217381353 to check your policy.

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