Providing personalized treatment for individual needs, and assisting every specialist in preoperative diagnosis, evaluation and post-operative care, including:
1) Department of Cardiology (For patients with poor cardiac function and advanced age, the cardiologist should diagnose and establish cardiac function before surgery. Although local anesthetic sedative has the least cardiac load, the cardiologist is still required to adjust the medication and manage the risk for hypnotic-sedation).
2) Department of Metabolism (Diabetes or poor glycemic control which will affect wound healing need to be appropriately controlled)
3) Department of Chest (Hypnotic-sedation in patients undergoing surgery, the increased risk of patients with poor lung function must be monitored appropriately. Patients with allergic rhinitis and cough must be controlled to reduce the pain and recurrence of groin after surgery)
4) Department of Infectious Disease (Reducing cold, rhinitis, and cough)
5) Department of Otorhinolaryngology (Reducing cold, rhinitis, and cough)
6) Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology (For hernia and gynecological complications, such as uterine fibroids and ovarian cysts, they can be diagnosed together. For treatment evaluation and care in pregnant women)
7) Department of Urology (For patients with prostatic hyperplasia, their chronic over exertion of force on the abdominal wall may cause hernia. They will be treated with medication for urination, reducing the recurrence of hernia. In patients with kidney stones and urethral stones, fasting 8 hours before hernia surgery may cause the stones to relapse and must first be prevented and treated. After surgery, the abdominal wall muscle is reconstructed due to abdominal incision. Postoperative urination will increase the burden on the abdominal muscles, and drugs can assist urination. The urologist can identify the disease, such as the inguinal lymph and tumor in the testis and groin)
8) Department of Neurology (For the burden of hernia surgery in stroke patients, preoperative stroke assessment assists in postoperative stability or assessment of the risk of stroke in patients with relevant concerns)
9) Department of Rheumatology (Evaluation of steroids and immunosuppressive medications, assisting in the use of medications before and after surgery)
10) Department of Nephrology (The use of anticoagulants in dialysis patients may affect reconstruction and repair. Before surgery, assess whether there is a need for artificial omentum reinforcement, antibiotic use and dialysis arrangement, including how to regulate drugs and coordinating the surgery with the number of days of dialysis.)
11) Department of Psychiatry (Psychiatric medication, dementia patients who cannot take care of themselves and need family members or nurses to take care of them and carry out evaluation)