Surgery

At TexomaCare, we work with your primary care physician to diagnose your condition and develop a personalized treatment plan.

Patients with a wide range of diseases or injuries can benefit from the specialized treatment offered by our general surgeons. General surgeons perform a wide range of surgical procedures primarily on the digestive tract and abdomen. They provide extensive knowledge in various surgical techniques at our surgery center. 

Our cardiovascular surgeons specialize in vascular surgery to deal with the treatment of diseases and disorders of the blood vessels. This includes the arteries and veins. This type of surgery is performed to restore blood flow and prevent complications such as stroke, heart attack and amputation.

Our surgical center is equipped with 12 technologically advanced operating rooms. Surgeons at TMC use techniques that help lower infection rates and encourage faster healing.

Surgical procedures are often under general anesthesia. However, after your surgery, you’ll recover in a 17-bed post-anesthesia care unit staffed by highly trained professionals.

Minimally Invasive and Robotic Surgery

Our goal is to provide quality care and provide the best treatment for you. We offer minimally invasive surgeries and procedures for a faster recovery and shorter hospital stay. Some minimally invasive surgical techniques include laparoscopic, endoscopic and robotic surgeries.

Laparoscopic surgery is a surgical technique that uses short, narrow tubes that are inserted into the abdomen through one centimeter incisions. Long narrow instruments are inserted through the tubes so the surgeon can manipulate, cut and sew tissue. A camera is also inserted through another tube to give the surgeon visibility inside. Common procedures that can be performed using this technique include gallbladder removal, esophageal surgery, colon surgery and surgeries on the stomach and spleen.

Endoscopic procedures are used for investigation, diagnosis or treatment. It is a method that uses a long flexible tube with a camera and light at the end. It is often inserted through a small incision or a body cavity such as the mouth, urethra or anus. When it is inserted through a body cavity, it can be a scarless surgery.

Most often, an endoscopic device is inserted to give a surgeon visibility during a surgical procedure through the camera. However, small instruments can also be inserted through the endoscope and used to biopsy, remove tumors, stop bleeding and remove foreign bodies.

Robot assisted surgery is used to aid in general surgeries to improve precision, flexibility and control. It allows for a less invasive approach when the procedure can be performed through small incisions. However, robotic surgery can also be used in some traditional open surgical procedures. 

The robotic surgical system uses a camera and mechanical arms with attached surgical instruments. Surgeons control the arms through a computer console. They use the camera for a high-definition, magnified and 3D view of the surgical site.

*Individual results may vary. There are risks associated with any surgical procedure. Talk with your doctor about these risks to find out if robotic surgery or minimally invasive surgery is right for you.

Types of Surgery

With their training and experience, our surgeons provide quality and comprehensive surgical care, and perform many types of surgeries, including these common procedures:

• Anti-reflux surgery
• Appendectomy
• Cervical node biopsy
• Colon resections (Hemicolectomy and Sigmoid Colectomy)
• Colostomy
• Cyst removal
• Gallbladder removal
• Hemorrhoids
• Hernia repair (inguinal and ventral)
• Mastectomy
• Muscle biopsy
• Para-thyroidectomy
• Paraoesophageal hernias
• Perirectal abscess
• Port removal
• Subclavian insertion
• Temporal artery biopsy
• Thyroidectomy

Our services extend beyond those listed here. Talk to your doctor to see whether the procedure you need is available.

Location

TexomaCare Denison
5012 S US Hwy 75
Suite 105
Denison, TX 75020
903-416-6490
903-416-6499 Fax