
Operating theatre
The photographed theatre includes a laparoscopic tower, anaesthesia workstation, patient monitoring and surgical lighting.
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Laparoscopic and day-case procedures in modern operating theatres with Prof. Brig. (R) Dr. Ashfaq Ahmed Javed and Dr. Noor Fatima, from assessment through recovery, at FZ International Hospital in Jinnah Garden, Islamabad.

General Surgery patient guide
A General Surgery consultation can assess hernia, gallbladder, appendix, abdominal, breast, skin and soft-tissue concerns. Seeing a surgeon does not automatically mean an operation is needed.
Sudden severe abdominal pain, repeated vomiting, major bleeding, collapse or a painful trapped hernia needs urgent medical assessment rather than a routine website booking.
Read the General Surgery patient guideSurgery & recovery facilities
Hospital-supplied facility photographs. Procedure, surgeon, anaesthesia-team availability and post-operative arrangements are confirmed for each case.

The photographed theatre includes a laparoscopic tower, anaesthesia workstation, patient monitoring and surgical lighting.
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The recovery area supports observation and care after a procedure. Monitoring and transfer arrangements depend on the procedure and clinical assessment.
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Room type is subject to current bed availability. Reception can confirm the available inpatient option before admission.
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Helpful answers on what to expect. If anything else comes up, message us during reception hours, 9 AM–10 PM daily.
Ask on WhatsAppYour consultant explains the procedure, required tests, expected recovery and next steps before anything begins.
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Call 051 4493031Surgical · General surgery
Laparoscopic and day-case procedures in modern operating theatres with Prof. Brig. (R) Dr. Ashfaq Ahmed Javed and Dr. Noor Fatima, from assessment through recovery, at FZ International Hospital in Jinnah Garden, Islamabad.

General Surgery patient guide
A General Surgery consultation can assess hernia, gallbladder, appendix, abdominal, breast, skin and soft-tissue concerns. Seeing a surgeon does not automatically mean an operation is needed.
Sudden severe abdominal pain, repeated vomiting, major bleeding, collapse or a painful trapped hernia needs urgent medical assessment rather than a routine website booking.
Read the General Surgery patient guideWhat we offer
Named clinicians, modern facilities and coordinated care under one roof.
Surgery & recovery facilities
Hospital-supplied facility photographs. Procedure, surgeon, anaesthesia-team availability and post-operative arrangements are confirmed for each case.

The photographed theatre includes a laparoscopic tower, anaesthesia workstation, patient monitoring and surgical lighting.
Ask reception
The recovery area supports observation and care after a procedure. Monitoring and transfer arrangements depend on the procedure and clinical assessment.
Ask reception
Room type is subject to current bed availability. Reception can confirm the available inpatient option before admission.
Ask receptionYour consultants
FAQ
Helpful answers on what to expect. If anything else comes up, message us during reception hours, 9 AM–10 PM daily.
Ask on WhatsAppYour consultant explains the procedure, required tests, expected recovery and next steps before anything begins.
Patient education
Read patient guides related to General surgery, consultations and preparing for your visit.
Regional surgical access
Patients from Islamabad, Rawalpindi, PWD, Bahria Town, DHA, Soan Gardens and nearby areas can ask reception about a surgical consultation with Prof. Brig. (R) Dr. Ashfaq Ahmed Javed or Dr. Noor Fatima at FZ International Hospital.
Areas patients may travel from
FZ International Hospital operates at 204 Street, Shaheen Commercial, Jinnah Garden, Islamabad. These locations describe areas patients may travel from; FZ does not claim branches in them. Reception confirms the clinician, test availability and appointment time before travel.
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