
Dr. Karamollah Toolabi is a distinguished General Surgeon and a pioneer in the field of laparoscopic surgery in Iran. As […]
A general surgeon is a medical doctor who completes:
✔ 4 years of medical school
✔ 5-7 years of surgical residency
✔ Training in anatomy, physiology, pathology and surgical techniques
🔹 Appendectomies (removal of appendix)
🔹 Hernia repairs (abdominal, inguinal)
🔹 Cholecystectomies (gallbladder removal)
🔹 Thyroid/parathyroid surgeries
🔹 Acute appendicitis
🔹 Strangulated hernias
🔹 Abdominal trauma
🔹 Bowel obstructions
🔹 Gastrointestinal cancer procedures
🔹 Minimally invasive laparoscopic surgeries
🔹 Endocrine system operations
✅ Mastery of open and minimally invasive techniques
✅ Rapid decision-making in emergencies
✅ Comprehensive understanding of wound healing
✅ Full patient care from diagnosis to recovery
▸ Laparoscopy (keyhole surgery)
▸ Robotic-assisted surgery (in advanced centers)
▸ Diagnostic and therapeutic endoscopy
Broad surgical expertise covering multiple body systems
Critical role in trauma and acute care
Ability to perform both routine and complex procedures
⚠ Board-certified in general surgery
⚠ Experienced in your specific procedure
⚠ Skilled in laparoscopic techniques
⚠ Affiliated with well-equipped hospitals
General surgeons form the backbone of surgical care, managing everything from simple outpatient procedures to life-saving emergency operations. Their versatile training makes them uniquely qualified to handle diverse surgical needs across multiple organ systems.