Transanal Minimally Invasive Surgery (TAMIS) in Bangladesh

Transanal Minimally Invasive Surgery (TAMIS) is an advanced surgical technique used to treat rectal and colorectal conditions. It allows surgeons to remove rectal polyps, tumors, and early-stage rectal cancer through the anus without large incisions. This minimally invasive approach provides a quicker recovery, fewer complications, and minimal discomfort for patients.

Dr. Tariq Akhtar Khan is a leading colorectal surgeon in Bangladesh, specializing in Transanal Minimally Invasive Surgery. With over 15 years of expertise, He offers advanced TAMIS procedures designed to treat conditions like rectal cancer and polyps with precision and care.

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What conditions can be treated with TAMIS?

By using transanal minimally invasive surgery, patients can avoid the need for more invasive surgery, ensuring faster recovery and better overall outcomes. It is ideal for treating several colorectal conditions, including:

Early-stage rectal cancer: TAMIS is a highly effective procedure for the removal of small, early-stage cancerous growths in the rectum. This technique helps prevent the progression of cancer and enhances patient outcomes.
Rectal polyps: It is a safe and reliable method for the removal of benign rectal polyps, which could lead to complications if left untreated. This procedure ensures complete removal with minimal risk and discomfort.
Benign rectal tumors: TAMIS is also used to remove non-cancerous rectal tumors that can cause discomfort or obstruction. This minimally invasive approach promotes better rectal health and reduces the risk of future issues.

Benefits of transanal minimally invasive surgery

For patients undergoing colorectal procedures, TAMIS offers numerous advantages. Overall, It represents a modern approach to colorectal care, combining effectiveness with minimal disruption to patients' lives.

Minimally invasive: No large abdominal incisions, minimizing scarring.
Faster recovery: Quicker recovery times than traditional surgeries.
Less pain: Reduced post-surgical pain for a sooner return to daily activities.
Fewer complications: Lower risk of infections and bowel dysfunction.
Preserved bowel function: Maintains normal bowel function, improving quality of life. Other major surgeries may cause LARS (Low Anterior Resection Syndrome.
Preserve sexual and urinary function: Sometimes major surgery like Proctectomy (Low Anterior Resection or Abdominoperineal Resection) hampers sexual and urinary voiding dysfunction. These functions are well maintained in TAMIS.

Transanal minimally invasive surgery process of Dr. Tariq Akhtar Khan

Dr. Tariq Akhtar Khan employs a specialized approach to Transanal Minimally Invasive Surgery that prioritizes patient comfort and optimal results. Here’s what patients can expect from the TAMIS procedure:

Preparation: Before surgery, a thorough examination and diagnostic tests are conducted to determine if TAMIS is the right option.
Anesthesia: The surgery is performed under general anesthesia to ensure the patient’s comfort.
Surgical procedure: Using advanced surgical tools, we carefully remove the rectal polyp, tumor, or cancerous tissue through the anus.
Post-operative care: After the surgery, patients are monitored, and recovery is typically quicker than traditional surgeries, with fewer restrictions on daily activities.
Follow-up: Regular follow-up appointments are scheduled to monitor healing and address concerns. We ensure that each patient receives ongoing support throughout their recovery journey.

Why choose Dr. Tariq Akhtar Khan for TAMIS?

Choosing Dr. Tariq Akhtar Khan for TAMIS means opting for a skilled surgeon dedicated to providing safe, effective, and patient-focused care. Here’s why he is the preferred choice:

Expertise: 15+ years in colorectal surgery.
Advanced techniques: Latest TAMIS technologies.
Patient-centered: Focus on comfort and communication.
Low complications: Reduced infection risk.
Comprehensive care: Support throughout the process.
Quality of life: Quick recovery and preserved function.

How to book an appointment for TAMIS?

Booking an appointment for TAMIS with us is simple. We are available for consultations and surgeries at the following locations. To schedule a consultation:

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Dhanmondi Diagnostic & Consultation Center

79 Satmasjid Road, Dhaka 1205

Impulse Hospital

304/E Shaheed Tazuddin Avenue, Dhaka 1215

Labaid Cancer Hospital

26 Green Rd, Dhaka 1205

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79 Satmasjid Road, Dhaka 1205

Frequently asked questions FAQs about TAMIS

Transanal Minimally Invasive Surgery is a modern surgical technique used to remove growths in the rectum through the anus. This approach avoids large incisions, resulting in less pain, minimal scarring, and quicker recovery for patients.

TAMIS and Transanal Endoscopic Microsurgery (TEM) are both minimally invasive procedures for rectal surgery. The main difference is that TAMIS uses soft and disposable ports with Laparoscopic instruments and does not require the rigid scope used in TEM, offering greater flexibility and comfort for patients.

Yes, minimally invasive surgery is generally considered safe. It involves smaller incisions, which lead to reduced pain, lower risk of complications, and shorter recovery times compared to traditional surgery. However, patients should discuss any specific concerns with their surgeon.

Recovery time for transanal excision varies by individual but typically ranges from a few days to one week. Most of the patients can return to normal activities within a week, depending on their overall health and the extent of the surgery.

The cost of TAMIS surgery can vary widely based on factors like location, healthcare provider, and individual insurance plans. It is essential to consult with the healthcare facility for a detailed estimate.

Common side effects of transanal excision may include mild pain, bleeding, and changes in bowel habits. Serious complications are rare but can include infection or bowel dysfunction. Patients should discuss potential risks with their surgeon.