Por Professor Tan Arulampalam
22.10.20
Cirugía general
Pilonidal sinus what are best treatments
Having an infected pilonidal sinus can be very painful and severely affect your ability to carry out daily activities. Usually, the only option to treat it is surgery. In this article, Professor Tan Arulampalam, one of our top consultant general surgeons, gives us an overview of the main symptoms, diagnostic procedures and types of treatments available.
Por Professor Kefah Mokbel
20.10.20
Cirugía general
Savi Scout®: A breast cancer surgery advancement
Learn from Professor Kefah Mokbel about how the Savi Scout® device is transforming breast cancer surgery for the better as well as how this procedure is performed.
Por Miss Christina Choy
08.10.20
Cirugía general
Genetic testing for breast cancer
We spoke with leading oncoplastic breast surgeon, Miss Christina Choy to find out more information on genetic testing. We found out exactly what is, what kinds of genetic tests are available, what the results of a genetic test mean and who should consider a genetic test to determine their likelihood of getting breast cancer. We also found out if a mastectomy is worth having to reduce the risk of breast cancer.
Por Professor Kefah Mokbel
28.09.20
Cirugía general
What to do if you notice breast cysts
Breast cysts are benign and are one of the most common causes of a lump in the breast. We asked one of London's leading oncoplastic breast surgeons Professor Kefah Mokbel about the causes of breast cysts, how they are diagnosed and whether treatment is necessary.
Por Mr David McArthur
28.09.20
Cirugía general
Haemorrhoids: what are my surgical options?
If you've tried treating your haemorrhoids at home with cream, laxatives and eating high fibre foods but nothing is happening, it might be time to consider surgery. Here, one of our expert colorectal surgeons Mr David McArthur has kindly explained all of the surgical options that are available to treat haemorrhoids.
Por Mr James Kirkby-Bott
21.09.20
Cirugía general
Surgery and COVID-19: Three lessons that have improved patient care
Mr James Kirkby-Bott shares three lessons that he has learned from the COVID-19 pandemic and explains how they can improve the services offered to his patients.
Por Professor Kefah Mokbel
08.09.20
Cirugía general
Gynaecomastia why you have ‘man boobs’ what you can do
While there are many causes, enlarged breasts in men are simply a result of having excess fat tissue around the chest area, but the condition can cause feelings of shame, self-hate, inadequacy and embarrassment. The treatment for gynaecomastia will depend on what is causing it and it's severity. Professor Kefah Mokbel, a renowned oncoplastic surgeon explains more.
Por Mr Romi Navaratnam
02.09.20
Cirugía general
IBS in the coronavirus (COVID-19) era
Irritable bowel syndrome is a common condition, which tends to affect young working adults who are often left stressed in the workplace. Living with IBS during the coronavirus pandemic is also an added stress factor so we asked one of our leading colorectal and laparoscopic surgeons Mr Romi Navaratnam for his advice on coping with the condition during these difficult times.
Por Mrs Anne Mitchener
21.08.20
Cirugía general
Minimally invasive spine surgery: advantages and preparation
If you're experiencing back issues you may have considered minimally invasive spine surgery as a solution. We found out from a top neurosurgeon, Mr Anne Mitchener, to find out about the main conditions this surgery treats.
Por Professor Kefah Mokbel
05.08.20
Cirugía general
Reducing the risk of breast cancer
By now you probably know that breast cancer is one of the most common forms of cancer in the UK. Although breast cancer survival rate is improving, it’s important to implement a range of lifestyle habits to prevent it. The experienced Professor Kefah Mokbel spoke to us about how breast cancer can be prevented. He is one of the UK’s leading oncoplastic breast surgeons.
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