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Ileocecal Resection

Surgical removal of the diseased terminal ileum and caecum - the most common and effective surgical treatment for Crohn's disease of the terminal ileum, performed laparoscopically with a bowel-sparing approach.

Most Common CROHN'S SURGERY
Laparoscopic PREFERRED
Bowel-Sparing APPROACH
1-3 Days HOSPITAL STAY

What is Ileocecal Resection?

Ileocecal Resection involves surgical removal of the diseased terminal ileum and caecum - the most common site of Crohn's disease - with an ileocolic anastomosis restoring bowel continuity. The procedure is performed laparoscopically (keyhole) in most cases, with 3-4 small incisions and a rapid recovery.

Dr. Samhitha Reddy performs ileocecal resection at Lux Hospitals, Hyderabad as part of the IBD treatment in Hyderabad programme - using a bowel-sparing approach to preserve as much small intestine as possible. Surgery is performed for Crohn's complications including obstruction, abscess formation, fistula, and disease refractory to maximised medical therapy.

Ileocecal resection is indicated for Crohn's disease of the terminal ileum causing obstruction, abscess, fistula, or refractory disease. Medical therapy (biologics, immunomodulators) is maximised before surgery. Post-operative medical therapy reduces recurrence risk.

How the Procedure Works

1

Pre-operative Assessment

CT scan, MRI, colonoscopy, and nutritional assessment confirm disease extent, exclude internal abscesses, and optimise the patient's nutritional status before surgery.

2

Laparoscopic Access

3-4 small laparoscopic port incisions. The terminal ileum and caecum are identified and the diseased segment assessed.

3

Mesenteric Division

The mesentery supplying the diseased terminal ileum and caecum is divided systematically, preserving all uninvolved bowel and blood supply.

4

Bowel Resection

The terminal ileum is divided at the proximal healthy margin and the caecum at the distal healthy margin. The specimen is removed through a small extraction incision.

5

Ileocolic Anastomosis

A wide-lumen, side-to-side stapled ileocolic anastomosis is created between the healthy ileum and the ascending colon - associated with lower anastomotic recurrence rates.

Outcomes

Most CommonCROHN'S SURGERY
LaparoscopicPREFERRED
Bowel-SparingAPPROACH
1-3 DaysHOSPITAL STAY

Who Needs This Treatment?

  • →Addresses the most common site of Crohn's disease in a single bowel-sparing procedure
  • →Laparoscopic approach - small incisions, 1-3 day hospital stay
  • →Side-to-side anastomosis associated with lower post-operative Crohn's recurrence
  • →Resolves obstruction, abscess, or fistula definitively when medical therapy has failed
  • →Rapid post-operative recovery - return to normal activity in 2-3 weeks
  • →Available at Lux Hospitals, Hyderabad as part of the comprehensive IBD surgical programme
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Ileocecal resection for Crohn's disease is a genuinely satisfying operation when the timing is right. The relief on a patient's face when they are eating normally again - no more obstruction, no more pain - after years of managing a stricturing terminal ileum is a powerful reminder of what surgery can offer.

— Dr. Samhitha Reddy, Consultant Proctologist & Laparoscopic Surgeon, Lux Hospitals, Hyderabad

Ileocecal Resection Cost in Hyderabad

The cost of ileocecal resection in Hyderabad depends on the underlying condition affecting the terminal ileum, the complexity of surgery, investigations required, and the care needed before and after the procedure.

For patients with terminal ileal disease, the approximate cost of ileocecal resection ranges between ₹1,50,000 and ₹3,00,000.

Procedure Approximate Cost Range
Ileocecal Resection ₹1,50,000 – ₹3,00,000

The final cost may vary depending on your individual condition, findings during evaluation, and whether any additional procedures are required.

Factors That Influence Ileocecal Resection Cost

Factors That Influence Ileocecal Resection Cost

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    Severity and extent of disease: The involvement of the terminal ileum, inflammation, obstruction, strictures, or other bowel-related conditions may influence the treatment approach and surgical complexity.

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    Pre-operative evaluation: Required investigations, clinical examination, imaging, endoscopic assessment, and medical evaluations before surgery may affect the overall cost.

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    Additional procedures: If procedures such as management of bowel obstruction, stricture repair, removal of affected bowel segments, or other intestinal interventions are required, the cost may vary.

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    Hospital stay and post-operative care: The duration of admission, medicines, nutritional support, bowel recovery monitoring, and follow-up requirements may influence the final estimate.

Is Ileocecal Resection Covered by Insurance?

Ileocecal resection may be covered by health insurance when it is performed for a medically necessary condition. Coverage depends on your insurance policy, inclusions, and approval process.

Our insurance support team can assist you with checking your policy coverage, required documentation, cashless approval process, and insurance-related queries before the procedure.

  • Checking your policy coverage
  • Cashless approval process
  • Required documentation
  • Insurance-related queries before the procedure
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Dr. Samhitha Reddy

Consultant Proctologist & Laparoscopic Surgeon

During consultation, Dr. Samhitha Reddy, Proctologist and Colorectal Specialist in Hyderabad, will evaluate your symptoms, medical history, and investigation reports to determine whether ileocecal resection is suitable for you. She will explain the procedure, expected outcomes, and guide you regarding the estimated cost based on your individual condition and treatment requirements.

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