• Malakpet, Hyderabad, India
msegaran05@yahoo.com
  • Surgery is a art mastered by only few
    Decide and deliver
    to operate or not
    is important
    The first chance is the best chance.
MBBS. MS,
DNB

Clinical Specialties

Mch. FRCS (Ddin).
FRS (Italy)

Clinical Specialties

GI
ONCOSURGERY

Clinical Specialties

REDO / REVISON GI SURGERY

Clinical Specialties

GI
TRUMA

Clinical Specialties

MY SELF

I Do Standards in Research & Clinical Care

DR M. Manisegaran MS,DNB, MNAMS, FMAS,DALS, MCh(Gi Surg), FRCS(Edin),FRS(Italy)

Trained from Tertiary care university teaching medical college hospital under eminent teachers and state of art equipped hospitals both in India & Abroad. MBBS from Coimbatore medical college MS from JIPMER Pondicherry

SR Surgical gastroenterology from SGPGIMS Lucknow

MCh Gastroenterology surgery GB Pant hospital Maulana Azad Medical College New Delhi

Fellow from the Royal College of surgeons Edinburgh

Robotic surgery training from Grosetto Italy

I    To Care my Patients !
ABOUT MY ARTICLES

MY ARITICLES AND BOOKS.

Duodenal villous adenoma

The Duodenal villous adenomas are extremely rare (1/5th of small bowel tumors). In view of their strategic position and risk of malignancy, they require definitive management in specialized care units.

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Stapler hepatectomy in giant cavernous hemangioma of liver

A middle aged married female presented with complaints of mass per abdomen since 3 months and pain in the upper abdomen since 1 month. She had no history of jaundice or oral contraceptive use.

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Candida and Enterobacter co-infection in a case of periampullary carcinoma with obstructive jaundice

Pancreatic infection remains a significant clinical problem, with substantial morbidity and mortality. We report a case of periampullary carcinoma and culture of the pancreatic pus and bile showed growth of Candida albicans and Enterobacter species.

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How Do Bile Duct Injuries Sustained During Laparoscopic Cholecystectomy Differ from Those During Open Cholecystectomy?

Bile duct injuries sustained during laparoscopic cholecystectomy differ from those of open cholecystectomy. The authors conducted a retrospective analysis of their experience with 124 major bile . . . .

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Felicitation KIMS
Felicitation KIMS
Award
Award
West Bengal
West Bengal
Work shop & conference in KONASEEMA institute of medical science
Work shop & conference in KONASEEMA institute of medical science
Liver resection course in Belgium
Liver resection course in Belgium
KIMS laparoscopic hernia workshop
KIMS laparoscopic hernia workshop
Kulna medical college Bangladesh
Kulna medical college Bangladesh
KIMS AMALAPURAM
KIMS AMALAPURAM
Bangladesh OPD
Bangladesh OPD