About Charalambos Charalambous

Consultant General Surgeon · MD, ChM

Charalambos Charalambous practices at the German Medical Institute in Limassol. His clinical work focuses on surgical oncology, hepatopancreatobiliary (HPB) surgery, gastrointestinal disease and abdominal sarcoma.

His practice includes both cancer and benign conditions affecting the liver, pancreas, bile ducts, stomach, colon and rectum, alongside gallbladder disease, hernias and other general surgical conditions.

Assessment considers the diagnosis, available evidence, general health and the patient’s preferences. An operation is one possible part of treatment; monitoring, medication or another intervention may be more appropriate in some circumstances.

Assessment & Shared Decisions

Consultations include a review of symptoms, medical history and relevant investigations. Imaging and pathology may be discussed with other specialists before a recommendation is made.

Patients are given an explanation of the proposed treatment, alternatives, potential complications and expected recovery. Questions and requests for a second opinion form part of an informed decision.

Planning Surgery & Recovery

When surgery is indicated, the approach is selected according to the disease and individual circumstances. Preparation may include anesthesia assessment, nutritional support and review of medications or other health conditions.

Follow-up considers wound healing, pathology results, recovery and the need for further treatment. The timing and content of review depend on the procedure and clinical findings.