Best Small Intestine Removal Surgery Doctors
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Dr. B. Jagan Mohan Reddy
13 Years Of ExperienceSenior Consultant Surgical Gastroenterologist & Robotic Surgeon, Advanced Laparoscopic & Metabolic Surgeon, HPB & Colorectal Surgeon 4 awards
Dr. D. Amar Chand
Consultant Surgical Gastroenterologist 
Dr. D. S. Sai Babu
24 Years Of ExperienceSenior Consultant Surgical Gastroenterologist, Hepato-Pancreatico-Biliary Surgeon, Laparoscopic, Bariatric & Metabolic Surgeon 3 awards
Dr. G. R. Mallikarjuna
16 Years Of ExperienceSenior Consultant Surgical Gastroenterologist & Robotic Surgeon, Advanced Laparoscopic & Metabolic Surgeon, HPB & Colorectal Surgeon 
Dr. Kona Lakshmi Kumari
27 Years Of ExperienceConsultant Minimal Access Surgery, Robotic GI Surgery, and Metabolic and Bariatric Surgery 4 awards
Dr. M. Manisegaran
30 Years Of ExperienceConsultant Surgical Gastroenterologist-Minimal Access Surgery, Bariatric, Metabolic & Robotic Surgery 3 awards
Dr. Moode Jayanth
6 Years Of ExperienceConsultant Surgical Gastroenterologist & Robotic Surgeon 8 awards
Dr. P. Siva Charan Reddy
16 Years Of ExperienceSenior Consultant Surgical Gastroenterologist & Robotic Surgeon, Advanced Laparoscopic & Metabolic Surgeon, HPB & Colorectal Surgeon 5 awards
Dr. Pavan Addala
14 Years Of ExperienceConsultant Surgical Gastroenterologist and Bariatric Surgeon 3 awards
Dr. Pavan Kumar M N
24 Years Of ExperienceConsultant Surgical GastroenterologistMinimal Access and HPB Surgery 
Dr. Pavan Kumar Paritala
7 Years Of ExperienceConsultant Surgical Gastroenterologist
HPB, Colorectal, Bariatric and Laparoscopic Surgeon 
Dr. TLVD. Prasad Babu
23 Years Of ExperienceSenior Consultant Surgical Gastroenterologist, Hepato Pancreatic Biliary, Colorectal, Bariatric & Advanced Laparoscopic Surgeon, HOD-Department of Surgical Gastroenterology 
Dr. Vijay Kumar C Bada
17 Years Of ExperienceSr. Consultant Surgical Gastroenterology, HPB, Bariatric & Robotic Sciences, Clinical Director 6 awards
FAQ’S
How much of your small intestine can be removed?
The small intestine is extremely adaptable; in fact, even if up to 40% of it is removed, proper digestion is still possible.
How long is recovery from small intestine surgery?
A patient needs to spend 3 to 7 days in the hospital. If the surgery was an emergency, then they may need to stay longer. If a large portion of the small intestine was removed or a patient developed complications, they will need to stay longer. They should be able to drink clear liquids by the second or third day.
How dangerous is small intestine surgery?
Risks associated with small intestine surgery include:Â
- Frequent diarrhea
- Abdominal bleedingÂ
- Pus in the abdomen (intra-abdominal abscess)
What happens when the small intestine is removed?
You can have issues with loose stools and having enough nutrients from your diet if a significant portion of your small intestine was removed. You may need continuous medical care if you have a long-term (chronic) condition like cancer, Crohn’s disease, or ulcerative colitis.
Can the small intestine grow back?
The intestine is the most regenerative organ in the human body, with its epithelium, or covering, regenerating every five to seven days. The epithelium can withstand the relentless wear and tear it endures when breaking down food, consuming nutrients, and removing waste thanks to continuous cell renewal.
Can you survive without a small intestine?
No, a person cannot live without a small intestine. It is not possible for the complete removal of the small intestine. Some patients may need surgery to have a portion of their small bowel removed.