Gallbladder surgery & recovery
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A clear, supportive journey from your first call through diagnosis, treatment and follow-up — with the costs stated upfront and the same team beside you throughout.

Charges stated upfront
Insurance & TPA pre-authorisation started before your date is fixed.
Every photograph on this page is of Dwarika Hospital itself — the reception you will walk into, the room you will be examined in, the theatre and the room you will recover in.
Reception
Consultation
Surgical team
Endoscopy
Theatre
Recovery
Family loungeFILMED INSIDE DWARIKA HOSPITAL
From the entrance to the operating theatre: the reception and waiting area, Dr. Avinash Tank's consultation room, the examination room, patient rooms, the endoscopy suite and the operating theatre. There is no narration; the film's own captions name each area.
Seven steps, each shown in the room where it happens — so nothing on the day is a surprise.
STEP 01
Call, WhatsApp or use the form. Bring any scans, reports or endoscopy results you already have — it usually saves a visit.

STEP 02
You are examined by the surgeon who would operate. A full history, examination and review of whatever reports you already have. You leave knowing what is wrong and what the options are.

STEP 03
Only the tests that will actually change the decision — usually imaging, blood work or an endoscopy, most of which are done in-house. Gastroscopy, colonoscopy, ERCP and endoscopic ultrasound are in the same building, so diagnosis rarely needs a second appointment elsewhere.

STEP 04
You are told what the operation can and cannot achieve, and the charges are stated upfront. If you are insured, admissions starts pre-authorisation with your TPA before the date is fixed.

STEP 05
Laparoscopic technique is the standard approach here. Open surgery is recommended only where anatomy, previous surgery or an emergency makes it safer — and you are told why first.

STEP 06
Most keyhole procedures involve a single overnight stay and bariatric surgery typically two nights, with intensive care on site for complex liver, pancreas and cancer operations.

STEP 07
Structured review continues after you go home, with dietetic follow-up built into the bariatric programme at set intervals.

Before your visit, during your stay and after you go home — the practical answers patients ask for.
Every case below is a documented operation by our surgical team — anonymised, and told as it happened. Individual results vary.
GALLBLADDER
Before.A patient in their 40s with years of recurrent right-upper-abdomen pain, several past attacks of gallstone inflammation, and growing fear of a "big…
After.Home the next day, pain-free, back to normal life within a week with three tiny scars.
COLON
Before.A patient in their 50s with a family history of colon cancer and subtle change in bowel habit, anxious about screening.
After.Pathology confirmed a pre-cancerous lesion removed completely — a cancer prevented.
BILE DUCT
Before.A patient arrived with yellow eyes, dark urine and itching that had worsened over a week.
After.Jaundice and itching settled within days; liver tests normalised over the following weeks.
LIVER
Before.A patient with vague upper-abdomen discomfort and a mass found on a routine scan, referred for an opinion on whether surgery was even possible.
After.The patient recovered well; the liver regenerates, restoring near-normal function over the following weeks.
STOMACH · DIAPHRAGM
Before.A patient with 10+ years of heartburn and regurgitation, dependent on daily acid-suppressing tablets with declining relief.
After.Reflux resolved; the patient came off daily acid medication and could eat and sleep normally again.
STOMACH
Before.A patient with severe obesity, type-2 diabetes on rising medication, high blood pressure and sleep apnoea, after years of failed diets.
After.Significant, sustained weight loss followed; type-2 diabetes went into remission with medication greatly reduced.
Hear from people who have been here.
In their own words, at their own pace.

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Book an appointmentWhat every patient can expect here — from the first call to the last follow-up.
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Surgery here is performed by MCh-qualified surgical gastroenterologists, not general surgeons operating outside their specialty.
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Laparoscopic and scarless techniques are the standard approach, reserving open surgery for cases that genuinely need it.
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Diagnosis, surgery, nutrition and follow-up sit under one roof — you are not handed between disconnected clinics.
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Every patient is told what the operation can and cannot achieve, with costs stated upfront, before anything is scheduled.

SPECIALIST-LED CARE
Dr. Avinash Tank was invited faculty at ASIRAJ 2026, the Annual Conference of the Association of Surgeons of India — Rajasthan Chapter, in Bikaner — presenting “Difficult Laparoscopic Cholecystectomy for Acute Cholecystitis with GB Perforation”.
Read the academic profile
Dr. Avinash Tank
Director & Chief Surgical GastroenterologistMeet Dr. Avinash Tank, the surgeon leading Dwarika’s team. Trained at SGPGIMS — India's premier GI institute — with advanced fellowships in Japan and South Korea.
Figures reflect Dr. Avinash Tank’s career record, as published by his practice.
Every photograph is of Dwarika Hospital itself — no stock images. See the hospital before you walk through the door.

INSIDE DWARIKA · RECEPTION
Where every visit begins — South Bopal, Ahmedabad.
Preparing for your visit, insurance, your stay and recovery. Anything else — ask us directly.
No. You can book directly by phone, WhatsApp or the form on this site. If you already have scans, reports or an endoscopy result, bring them — it usually saves a visit.
After your treatment
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