General Surgery In Novi and Southfield MI
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Dr. Kolachalam is a leader in surgery and the Section Chief for the Department of General Surgery at Providence Hospital. He enjoys teaching as Clinical Associate Professor of Surgery at Michigan State Medical School. He’s also the Clinical Preceptor to Physician Assistant students at the University of Detroit Mercy. Dr. Kolachalam is also part of the teaching faculty for Providence Hospital.
Dr. Kolachalam is a proven professional of robotic surgery, having performed over 1,000 successful da Vinci robotic surgery cases. He specializes in performing a wide range of surgical procedures including surgical removal of lumps & bumps, biopsies, endocrine surgery and abdominal surgery. For more information or to schedule an appointment with Dr. Kolachalam, contact our surgery center in Southfield, MI at (248) 662-4272 today!

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Understanding Different Types of Hernias
Hernias are a common medical condition affecting people of all ages. They happen when an organ or tissue protrudes through a weakened area in the muscle or connective tissue that surrounds it. While hernias can be uncomfortable and sometimes painful,
Hernia Symptoms in Man and Women
Most physicians believe you have a greater chance of getting a hernia as you get older. This is true for both men and women. Hernias are weak places in muscle walls that allow internal organs to protrude. They don’t heal on their own and must be surgically repaired.
Activities To Avoid After Hernia Repair
Whenever someone is contemplating a surgical procedure, one of the first questions they ask about is post-surgical restrictions. They want to know how soon they can get back to their normal life and activities. The answers to these questions may determine when and if they have surgery.