Archive · 3 Oct 2026
Kurnool Government General Hospital Performs Advanced Hiatus Hernia Surgery
A 30-year-old woman named Razia had a health problem called a hiatus hernia.
Her symptoms continued even after she first received medicine.
Doctors at Kurnool Government General Hospital examined her and confirmed the condition.
On September 23, they performed an operation using a small-incision technique called laparoscopic fundoplication.
A team of doctors and other medical staff took part.
The operation was successful.
Razia is now recovering and is being watched by the hospital team.
The hospital superintendent praised the team and said the hospital is working to provide advanced care.
Doctors at Kurnool Government General Hospital operated on a 30-year-old woman with a hiatus hernia.
The patient had persistent health issues that did not respond to initial medication.
Doctors confirmed the condition after detailed evaluations and performed laparoscopic fundoplication on September 23.
The operation was supervised by Professor of General Surgery Dr Madhavi Shyamala and guided by Hospital Superintendent Dr K Venkateswarlu.
The patient is recovering well, with stable health parameters, under medical observation.
- Who
- A surgical team at Kurnool Government General Hospital treated Razia, a 30-year-old woman.
- What
- The team successfully performed laparoscopic fundoplication for a hiatus hernia.
- When
- September 23; the article does not specify the year.
- Where
- Kurnool Government General Hospital, Kurnool.
- Why
- Razia had persistent health issues that did not respond to initial medication, and evaluations confirmed a hiatus hernia.
- Patient
- Razia, 30
- Condition
- Hiatus hernia
- Procedure
- Advanced laparoscopic fundoplication
- Procedure date
- September 23; no year stated
- Hospital
- Kurnool Government General Hospital
- Recovery
- Recovering well with stable health parameters under observation
- Team leadership
- Supervised by Dr Madhavi Shyamala and guided by Dr K Venkateswarlu