General & Laparoscopic Surgery
Open and minimally invasive surgical procedures across a wide range of conditions.
What We Treat
Advanced minimally invasive laparoscopic techniques and open general surgical procedures for faster, smoother recovery.
Galaxy Hospital's General & Laparoscopic Surgery department combines modern modular operating theatres with surgeons skilled in laparoscopic ("keyhole") surgical techniques. Minimally invasive surgery minimizes surgical incisions, reduces post-operative pain, lowers infection rates, and shortens hospital stays, allowing patients to resume normal routines with confidence.
This department operates as part of Galaxy Hospital's 19-department multi-speciality setup in Muzaffarpur, with immediate access to our round-the-clock emergency, intensive care units (ICU/NICU), digital diagnostics, in-house pharmacy, and ambulance fleet.
Facilities & Equipment
Care Offered in This Department
Our specialists deliver patient-focused, evidence-based care utilizing the hospital's modern clinical and surgical facilities. Key treatments and procedures include:
Doctors in General & Laparoscopic Surgery
Every consultant below currently practises in this department at Galaxy Hospital.
Dr. Sunil Kumar
MS (General Surgery & Laparoscopic Surgeon)
Dr. Vikash Kumar
MS
Dr. Arvind Kumar Singh
MBBS, MS (General Surgeon)
Dr. Manish Kumar
MBBS, MS
General & Laparoscopic Surgery — Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. Our emergency department, ICU, NICU, and trauma care team are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Yes, Galaxy Hospital is empanelled under Pradhan Mantri Jan Arogya Yojana (Ayushman Bharat) and offers cashless treatment for eligible patients.
We have in-house CT Scan, Digital X-Ray, 2D/3D ECHO, Ultrasound, ECG, TMT, and Endoscopy — so most diagnostics can be completed without visiting another facility.
We perform surgeries for gallstones, various forms of hernia, acute appendicitis, anorectal conditions (piles, fissures, fistulas), bowel obstruction, abdominal wall defects, breast and thyroid lumps, and emergency abdominal trauma.