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How is assessment, briefing and preparation organized?
The surgical decision
The evaluation does not start with the operation. It starts with the question: what is the real problem and which option offers the best balance of benefit and risk?
What to bring to the appointment
Recent blood tests.
Ultrasound, CT, MRI or endoscopic examinations on CD/link and report.
List of medications, allergies and previous surgeries.
Questions you want answered before you decide.
What we will discuss
If there is a clear indication for surgery or if there is a safe follow-up/conservative treatment.
Which technique is appropriate for your case.
What are the realistic risks and benefits.
Where can the operation be performed and what is the expected hospitalization.
What will be needed after discharge.
Information is part of the treatment. The patient must understand the plan before accepting it.
