Yes and it is a simple edit in one of the mod files.

- Go to the mod folder this mod within your steamspps/workshop folder (for me steam>steamapps>workshop>content>868360>2137734594>Database).
- Open the file ModSurgery.xml (can be done with notepad for example).
- Find the line <!-- Trauma nephrectomy -->
- Change:

<RequiredSkillsToPrescribe>
<SkillRef>SKILL_DOC_SPEC_UR</SkillRef>[
</RequiredSkillsToPrescribe>

<RequiredDoctorQualificationList>
<SkillRef>SKILL_DOC_SPEC_UR_SURGERY</SkillRef>
<SkillRef>SKILL_DOC_SPEC_ANESTHESIOLOGY</SkillRef>

<!-- needs to be last so the anesthesiologist doesn't get selected as assistant-->
<SkillRef>SKILL_DOC_SPEC_UR</SkillRef>
</RequiredDoctorQualificationList>

into

<RequiredSkillsToPrescribe>
<SkillRef>SKILL_DOC_SPEC_GENERAL_SURGERY</SkillRef>
</RequiredSkillsToPrescribe>

<RequiredDoctorQualificationList>
<SkillRef>SKILL_DOC_SPEC_OPERATIVE_SURGERY</SkillRef>
<SkillRef>SKILL_DOC_SPEC_ANESTHESIOLOGY</SkillRef>

<!-- needs to be last so the anesthesiologist doesn't get selected as assistant-->
<SkillRef>SKILL_DOC_SPEC_GENERAL_SURGERY</SkillRef>
</RequiredDoctorQualificationList>

- Save the file

This way the ''Kidney laceration - penetrating'' diagnosis remains part of the General Surgery department. This solves the problem you mentioned. I have played about 15 ingame days with about 15-20 patients per day in the General Surgery department and I have not had any problems so far.