Mr Parv Sains
17.08.22
Chirurgia generale
How are inguinal hernias diagnosed?
In one of our latest articles here, distinguished general surgeon, Mr Parv Sains, details what inguinal hernias are, what the primary causes of them are, as well as revealing how they are diagnosed and treated.
Mr Parv Sains
12.08.22
Chirurgia generale
What causes an abdominal wall hernia?
Here, highly reputable general surgeon, Mr Parv Sains, provides us with a detailed insight into all things abdominal wall hernias, including what the symptoms are, how they are treated, as well as their most common causes.
Professor Kefah Mokbel
26.07.22
Chirurgia generale
Ask an expert: How are breast lumps assessed?
Highly respected consultant oncoplastic breast surgeon Professor Kefah Mokbel explains how lumps in the breast are investigated in this expert guide.
Mr Alex Torrie
21.07.22
Chirurgia generale
Decompression surgery to treat compressed sinal nerves
"Spinal decompression surgery is a common and routine spinal operation conducted globally. It involves removing pressure from the nerves in the spine, anywhere from the base of your head to your pelvis." Leading consultant spinal surgeon based in Cheltenham and Gloucester, Mr Alex Torrie talks about spinal decompression surgery; why it is done, what tests are done to diagnose a compressed nerve, and whether this compression can correct itself.
Miss Fiona MacNeill
18.07.22
Chirurgia generale
Recovery do's and don'ts: breast surgery
In her second article in a two-piece, in-depth series on breast surgery, revered consultant general and oncoplastic breast surgeon Miss Fiona MacNeill discusses what recovery post-operation is like. The London-based surgeon discusses pain, length of recovery, which bras are best, and more.
Miss Fiona MacNeill
12.07.22
Chirurgia generale
Breast surgery: when and why? An expert explains
Breast surgery is performed for a number of reasons, such as cancer, cosmetic and preventative. Highly-esteemed consultant general and oncoplastic breast surgeon Miss Fiona MacNeill shares her expertise on the procedure. The London-based consultant outlines the reasons why people may require or desire breast surgery.
Mr Matthew Tutton
04.07.22
Chirurgia generale
How and where do hernias form?
How dangerous can hernias be, and is surgery always necessary when it comes to treating them? Find out in our latest article here, as revered consultant general and colorectal surgeon, Mr Matthew Tutton, describes how hernias form, details the main symptoms associated, and reveals how they are typically detected in patients.
Prostate cancer is a common form of cancer in men, affecting about 20% of all men in their lifetime. Revered consultant urologist and surgeon Mr Christopher Anderson, practising in London, explains the condition in detail. Mr Anderson discusses the role of the prostate, how and why cancer of the prostate occurs, what the signs of prostate cancer are, and how it is detected and treated.
Mr Krishna Moorthy
17.05.22
Chirurgia generale
How important is it to treat a hernia?
A protruding lump caused by tissue and organs pushing through the muscle wall, might be a hernia. Affecting people of all ages, hernias can develop into dangerous conditions if they are not managed correctly. Mr Krishna Moorthy, highly esteemed surgeon, provides a comprehensive overview of hernias, explaining what are the causes, how important is it to treat a hernia and what are the side effects of hernia surgery.
Treating chronic pancreatitis surgically
The pancreas, both a gland and organ, has a vital role in the production of enzymes and hormones. When the pancreas becomes inflamed, it is a condition known as pancreatitis, which can be acute (sudden) or long-term (chronic). Esteemed Guildford-based general surgeon, Mr Timothy Rees Worthington discusses when pancreatic surgery is a suitable treatment option, how it is performed, and what can be expected from the recovery period.
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