Advanced Laparoscopic Surgery
Keyhole technique across colorectal, hernia and gallbladder work, with open surgery reserved for cases where it is clinically appropriate.
Years of Surgical Excellence
Dr. Daniel Serralta is a consultant surgeon practicing at Saudi German Hospital. His career spans Spain and the UAE, with a focus on laparoscopic surgery and coloproctology.
Much of his work involves conditions people put off discussing for years. A large part of the consultation is simply making that conversation easy, then setting out the options in plain language before anything is decided.
Nineteen years of surgical practice, training, teaching, and clinical experience across Spain and the UAE.
Years in surgical practice
Healthcare systems, Spain and the UAE
Languages spoken in consultation
Patient discretion and privacy
Surgical residency at Gregorio Marañón University Hospital supplemented by advanced postgraduate surgery research at Universidad Complutense de Madrid, contributing to his clinical background in surgical care.
Keyhole technique across colorectal, hernia and gallbladder work, with open surgery reserved for cases where it is clinically appropriate.
Fistula, prolapse and pilonidal disease, including revision surgery for recurrent disease.
Postgraduate study underpinning how options are presented and how consent is approached as part of informed clinical decision-making.
Specialist training in managing surgical infection and rational antibiotic use.
Participated in the implementation of Enhanced Recovery After Surgery (ERAS) protocols in hospitals in Spain.
Course instruction for resident surgeons, alongside community health awareness work.
Specialist training in General and Digestive Surgery, with professional membership in relevant surgical and colorectal organizations.
Open and keyhole surgery for disease of the colon and rectum, including appropriate follow-up after diagnosis and treatment.
Hemorrhoids, fissures, fistulas and abscesses, managed medically or surgically according to the individual condition.
Modified Karydakis flap, GIPS and laser treatment, selected according to the clinical presentation and individual treatment needs.
Hernia repair and endoscopic correction of rectus abdominis diastasis.
Laparoscopic cholecystectomy, which may be performed as a day-case procedure when clinically appropriate.
TAMIS for rectal lesions, using a transanal approach that may avoid an external abdominal incision.
Laparoscopic repair of hiatal hernia, which may be considered for selected patients with symptoms related to a weakened or enlarged diaphragmatic opening.
Laser treatment for hemorrhoids and for fistula in ano, where clinically appropriate for the individual presentation.
Outpatient excision of subcutaneous lipomas and cysts, when clinically appropriate.
Consultations, diagnostics and surgery are available through the hospital, according to the clinical service and treatment required.

Take Exit 36 from Sheikh Zayed Road onto Hessa Street. The hospital sits opposite the American School and is signposted from the junction.
Free on-site parking with a valet service at the main entrance. Allow a few extra minutes at peak clinic times.
Roughly 15 minutes from Dubai Marina and Jumeirah, and 20 from Business Bay and Downtown outside peak hours.
Learn more about Dr. Serralta's surgical background and discuss your symptoms or treatment options during a confidential consultation.