General Surgery Department | Mamata Academy of Medical Sciences Bachupally

About US

The Department of General Surgery provides comprehensive care, handling both conventional and advanced laparoscopic surgical procedures, including planned and emergency surgeries, with a strong focus on advanced trauma management. It receives a wide range of cases, including referrals from neighboring states for both emergency and scheduled surgeries.

The department is organized into five surgical units, each staffed with experienced faculty. A well-equipped operation theatre complex supports the performance of major and minor surgeries. Radiology services, including CT scans and Ultrasound, are readily accessible to support surgical procedures.

In addition to general surgical care, the department runs specialized clinics, including a VascularClinic, Breast and Endocrine Clinic, and a GI Minimal Access Surgery Clinic, Uro, Neuro, Plastic and paediatric surgery clinics. It is also working towards establishing Bariatric Surgical facilities and a skill lab for further training. The department actively supports research activities, both within the department and across other hospital departments. It organizes various academic activities, including regular CMEs, conferences, and postgraduate teaching classes.

Key services and procedures include:

• Basic and advanced laparoscopic surgeries, including bariatric procedures

• Endocrine surgeries

• Upper GI and colorectal surgeries

• Minimal invasive proctology procedures, such as VAAFT (Video Assisted Anal Fistula Treatment)

• Cystoscopy and Endoscopic procedures in urology

• All complicated and microscopic Neurosurgeries

• Laser surgeries, fundoplication, and splenectomy

• Round-the-clock tertiary trauma care

• All advanced surgeries for congenital anomalies

• Advanced cosmotic and plastic surgeries with dedicated Burns unit

The department boasts a state-of-the-art operation theatre equipped with the latest endoscopic and high-definition laparoscopic equipment, enabling the performance of specialized diagnostic and advanced minimally invasive therapeutic procedures. A commitment to regular updates on surgical knowledge, adoption of new technologies, and an intellectually stimulating environment ensures the highest quality of patient care. The department also conducts clinical research and audits to maintain transparency and continually improve its services.

Additionally, the faculty members are Trained in CISP and ACME and provide a strong support framework for the career development of junior faculty and paramedical staff.

OUR VISION

“To create a comprehensive and integrated healthcare facility with best clinical practices and cutting-edge technolgy”

OUR MISSION

“To deliver state-of-the-art patient care services in a comprehensive manner to respect every individual with an emphasis on quality service and excellence at affordable cost”

FACULTY

Dr Brigadier Porandla Suresh Kumar Patel

FACULTY LIST:

Sl. No.	Faculty Name	AEBAS Attend. ID	Medical Registration No	Professional Qualification(s)	Designation	Nature of Employment (Permanent/ Contractual)	Total Teaching Exp. (in years)
1	Dr Behara Srinivas	938529	AMC 14546	M.S (General Surgery)	Professor & HOD	Permanent	26 Years 6 Months 7 Days
2	Dr Brigadier Porandla Suresh Kumar Patel	90390293	MCI-11127	M.S (General Surgery)	Medical Superintendent cum Professor	Permanent	14 Years 10 Months 23 Days
3	Dr Sudanagunta Venkata Subba Rao	5232250	APMC/FMR/17247	M.S (General Surgery)	Professor	Permanent	15 Years 11 Months 7 Days
4	Dr Nooruddin W. Ansari	97148036	KMC/35163	M.S (General Surgery)	Professor	Permanent	20 Years 10 Months 13 Days
5	Dr Gandikota Venkata Prakash	8043099	APMC/FMR/15066	M.S (General Surgery)	Professor	Permanent	23 Years 11 Months 18 Days
6	Dr Jatothu Ravinder Naik	43252394	TSMC/FMR/52995	M.S (General Surgery)	Professor	Permanent	11 Years
7	Dr Udigiri Ramakrishna	90190508	APMC/FMR/48150	M.S (General Surgery)	Professor	Permanent	12 Years 1 Month 6 Days
8	Dr Mohammed Abdul Rahman	39181245	APMC/FMR/80735	M.S (General Surgery)	Associate Professor	Permanent	8 Years 3 Months
9	Dr Etta Praneeth	7280663	TSMC/FMR/06231	M.S (General Surgery)	Associate Professor	Permanent	7 Years 1 Month 16 Days
10	Dr Kamineni Rajeshwar	5335 8984	No:44123	M.S (General Surgery)	Associate Professor	Permanent	7 years, 7 months, 10 days
11	Dr Gunjan Shoor	59392182	TSMC/FMR/12406	DNB (General Surgery)	Assistant Professor	Permanent	3 Years 2 Months 8 Days
12	Dr M Rithvic Nimmakayala	61882133	APMC/FMR/88818	M.S (General Surgery)	Assistant Professor	Permanent	3 Years 3 Months 20 Days
13	Dr Meghana Kommu	12915988	APMC/FMR/96082	M.S (General Surgery)	Assistant Professor	Permanent	3 Years 8 Months 16 Days
14	Dr Korivi Bhargav	250657	APMC/FMR/123415	M.S (General Surgery)	Assistant Professor	Permanent	1 Year 10 Months 19 Days
15	Dr Chandra Raghuram Chowdary	2798359	TSMC/FMR/05313	M.S (General Surgery)	Assistant Professor	Permanent	1 Year 11 Months 14 Days
16	Dr Teki Devi Naga Venkata Saranya	31792796	APMC/FMR/95981	M.S (General Surgery)	Assistant Professor	Permanent	1 Year 2 Months 15 Days
17	Dr Magapu Sai Karun	0266 2403	TSMC/FMR/09610	M.S (General Surgery)	Assistant Professor	Permanent
18	Dr Kuchipudi Catherine Paul	1747784	TSMC/FMR/196485	M.S (General Surgery)	Senior Resident	Permanent	4 Months 10 Days
19	Dr Gajjarapu Sri Venkata Sai Soumith	3418170	APMC/FMR/116198	M.S (General Surgery)	Senior Resident	Permanent	3 Months 16 Days
20	Dr Yakkali Avinash	31423472	TSMC/FMR/20461	M.S (General Surgery)	Senior Resident	Permanent	3 Months
21	Dr Bomma Jeevan Reddy	5474 3402	TSMC/FMR/10475	M.S. (General Surgery)	Senior Resident	Permanent	4 Months
22	Dr Kommaraju Naga Krishna Sharath Chandra	5996 7572	TSMC/FMR/13386	M.S. (General Surgery)	Senior Resident	Permanent	3 Months
23	Dr Mareddy Srinija	2333 4643	TSMC/FMR/16955	DNB (General Surgery)	Senior Resident	Permanent	2 Months
24	Dr P Manvitha	2395 7917	TSMC/FMR/42158	M.S. (General Surgery)	Senior Resident	Permanent
25	Dr Rehan Farooq	3198 4989	APMC/FMR/118754	M.S. (General Surgery)	Senior Resident	Permanent

OPD and IPD Statstics

Clinical Material
Average per day statistics 2026
Details	Daily Average
O.P.D. attendance	245
Number of admissions	34
Occupied beds	128
Number of beds	150
Bed occupancy%	85%
Operations
Major	11
Minor	15
Laboratory Investigations
Particulars	Daily Average
Histopathology	15
Cytopathology	6
Haemotology	298
Clinical Pathology	201
Biochemistry	505
Microbiology	162
Radiology Investigations
Particulars	Daily Average
X-ray	71
Ultrasonography	41
C.T. Scan	14
M.R.I. Scan	3


	Medical Superintendent

Publications

1. Mohammed Abdul Rahman, J Ravinder Naik, Etta Praneeth. Observational assessment of association of operative morbidity with relation to pre-operative albumin status in patients undergoing emergency abdominal surgery. J Cardiovasc Dis Res. 2023;14(6)

2. J Ravinder Naik, Mohammed Abdul Rahman, Etta Praneeth. Study of complications of laparoscopic cholecystectomy in Telangana population. Int J Acad Med Pharm. 2023;5(3):30.

3. Ansari NW, Praneeth E. Prospective study of complications (recurrent laryngeal nerve palsy) following thyroidectomy for benign thyroid disease in Telangana population. IJSS J Surg. 2020;6(4):6-9.

4. Ansari NW, Rahman MA, Praneeth E, Behara S. Comparative study of perforator ligation vs ultrasound-guided foam sclerotherapy for varicose veins in Telangana population. IJSS J Surg. 2020;6(4):1-5.

5. Rubiya Khatoon, Mohammed Abdul Rahman, Sana Fatima. Study of interleukin-10 gene expression in breast carcinoma in Telangana population. Indian J Public Health Res Dev. 2023;14(4)

6. Nooruddin W, Ansari. Comparative study of laparoscopic cholecystectomy with drain vs no drain. Indian J Public Health Res Dev. 2019;10(12):327-329.

7. Nooruddin W, Ansari. Comparative study of laparoscopic-assisted appendectomy and open appendectomy. Indian J Public Health Res Dev 2019;10(1):701-702.