NABH Accredited
Children's Surgeon in Guntur
Children require surgical care planned around their age, development, medical condition and recovery needs. Dr. Yerra Rajesh evaluates every child individually, reviews available reports and explains the diagnosis and treatment options to the parents before recommending the next step.
As a senior paediatric laparoscopic surgeon in Guntur, he also considers minimally invasive procedures wherever they are clinically appropriate for the child's condition.
Dr. Yerra Rajesh
M.S., M.Ch., MRCS
Managing Director | Paediatric, Neonatal and Paediatric Urology Surgeon
View ProfilePaediatric Surgical Conditions Treated
Paediatric Hernia
Assessment and paediatric hernia surgery for inguinal hernia, umbilical hernia and related conditions in children.
Learn moreAppendix Surgery for Children
Evaluation of suspected appendicitis and paediatric appendix surgery when surgical treatment is required.
Learn moreGallbladder Surgery for Children
Assessment and surgical care for gallbladder conditions in children, including laparoscopic treatment where appropriate.
Learn moreAnorectal Malformation (ARM)
Evaluation and planned surgical management for children born with anorectal malformations, followed by appropriate monitoring and follow-up.
Learn moreHirschsprung's Disease
Diagnosis, surgical planning and follow-up for children with Hirschsprung's disease and related bowel concerns.
Learn morePaediatric Tumours
Surgical evaluation of paediatric swellings and tumours, with further investigation and multidisciplinary referral where required.
Learn morePaediatric Emergency Surgeries
Timely assessment for acute surgical conditions such as severe abdominal pain, suspected appendicitis, intestinal obstruction, injury or other urgent concerns.
Learn moreWhen Should Parents Consult a Paediatric Surgeon?
- A swelling in the groin, abdomen, neck or another part of the body.
- Persistent or severe abdominal pain, vomiting or abdominal distension.
- Suspected appendicitis or another acute abdominal condition.
- Difficulty passing stool or a congenital anorectal condition.
- A condition for which another doctor has advised paediatric surgical evaluation.
- Any sudden symptom that may require emergency surgical assessment.
Paediatric Laparoscopy and Minimally Invasive Surgery
Paediatric laparoscopy uses small incisions and specialised instruments for selected surgical procedures. Depending on the diagnosis and the child's condition, laparoscopic surgery may support smaller scars, reduced discomfort and a shorter recovery period. The suitability of any procedure is decided only after clinical evaluation.