Surgical Services

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Advanced & General Surgical Procedures Performed at Sebastian River Medical Center

Breast Cancer Surgery

Lumpectomy, partial mastectomy, total mastectomy, breast reconstruction

Cardiothoracic - Thoracic Surgery/Vascular Services

Aortic aneurysm surgery, congenital heart disease repair, coronary artery bypass grafting (CABG), cardiac arrhythmia surgeries, including defibrillator and pacemaker implantation, heart valve repair and replacement, minimally invasive vein harvesting, CardioMems for heart failure, Emblem S-ICD for arrhythmia, DVT, peripheral vascular disease, pulmonary embolisms, vericose veins, aneurysm, atherosclerosis, Inari Clot Triever and Flow Triever Symptoms treatment for pulmonary embolisms. Learn more.

Colorectal Surgery

Colon and rectal cancer, colon motility problems, such as chronic constipation and bowel incontinence, diverticular disease, hemorrhoids, fissure and fistula, inflammatory bowel disease, including Crohn's disease and ulcerative colitis, polyps

Eye Surgery

Cataract surgery (phacoemulsification) with lens implant, corneal transplant surgery, glaucoma treatment and surgery, refractive surgery, retinal surgery, ocular plastic and reconstructive surgery, muscle surgery

Gynecological Surgery

Minimally invasive robotic-assisted techniques for hysterectomy, fibroid surgery (myomectomy), endometrial ablation, surgery for urinary incontinence, embolization to treat fibroids, vaginal reconstruction

Hand Surgery

Arthritis surgery, carpal or cubital tunnel release, elbow and wrist arthroscopy, joint replacement, nerve and tendon transfers, reconstructive hand, wrist and elbow surgery

Laser Surgery

Kidney stone removal, eye surgery, tumor removal, various oral, gynecological, and ear, nose, and throat conditions

Neurosurgery

• Non-invasive techniques

  • Stereotactic radiosurgery uses focused beams of radiation to treat brain tumors without a surgical incision

• Minimally invasive options

  • uses catheters with instruments or medications, such as angioplasty, stenting, and embolization to treat tumors, stroke, and other cerebrovascular conditions

• Intraoperative monitoring

  • allows surgeons to identify changes in brain, spinal cord, and peripheral nerve function before irreversible damage occurs

Hernia Surgery

• Hiatal Hernia - A hiatal hernia is an opening between the left and right diaphragm as the esophagus transitions into the stomach. The size of the opening may vary from very small to very large.

• Paraesophageal Hernia - A complex form of a hiatal hernia. The opening contains part of all of the stomach and sometimes additional organs as well.

Orthopedic Surgery Center

Diskectomy, foot and ankle procedures, hand and wrist surgery, hip resurfacing, laminectomy, reconstructive surgery, shoulder surgery, dislocations, total replacement of the hip (link to total hip replacement page under ortho), knee (link to total knee replacement page under ortho), partial knee (link to partial knee replacement page under ortho), and shoulder and elbow, use of Conformis technologies for custom knee replacement, correct placement and alignment of new joints. Learn more.

Spine Surgery

spine surgery, including discectomy, laminectomy, spinal fusion, and vertebroplasty, disc herniation, fractured spine, spinal stenosis, cervical and lumbar disc injuries, scoliosis, neuropathy, nerve entrapment, never injury.  Learn more.

• Balloon kyphoplasty

  • used to repair fractures caused by osteoporosis or cancer. Acts as an internal cast that provides rapid relief from back pain and improves spinal alignment. The surgeon inflates a small balloon within the fractured vertebra and inserts bone cement to restore the original size and shape of the vertebrae.

• Lumbar disc microsurgery

  • used to treat herniated discs of the lower back, a condition in which the disc's inner, jelly-like material of pushes through the outer layer of cartilage, which puts pressure on the spinal cord and causes pain. The surgeon makes a small incision above the damaged disc to remove the damaged portion, leaving healthy tissue intact. As the area heals, the spinal cord returns to its normal position, alleviating pain and pressure.

• Minimally invasive spinal fusion

  • for patients with severe degenerative disc disease, spinal instability or deformity. The damaged disc is removed and a spacer is placed between the vertebrae to help restore alignment and relieve pain. Small pins and rods are inserted to provide stability while the bone heals. Rather than harvesting bone from the patient's pelvic bone, which can be a significant source of post-operative pain, this technique uses bone graft substitutes (osteobiologics) to enhance healing.

Urological Surgery

Prostate cancer, including robotic surgery for prostatectomy, bladder disorders, kidney stones (including laser surgery techniques), pelvic conditions. Learn more.

Vascular Surgery

Aneurysm repair, angioplasty, embolization, stenting, thrombolysis, varicose and spider vein treatment. Learn more.