Mr Barun Majumder
29.10.18
Chirurgia generale
Aortic aneurysm in the abdomen
Our blood vessels are very important, carrying blood, oxygen, and nutrients around our bodies to keep us alive. Therefore weak spots on the blood vessel walls known as aneurysms can be a serious problem. But what exactly is an aortic aneurysm? What happens when you have one in your abdomen? Expert Mr Barun Majumder explains.
How the Elipse™ balloon provides an alternative weight-loss solution
Obesity is considered to be an epidemic in the UK with an estimated 1 in 4 adults affected. After smoking, obesity is the greatest leading cause of early death. Many patients require medical assistance to lose their weight and whilst obesity surgery can be very successful, it comes with the risks of surgery, as well as a recovery time to handle. However, the Elipse™ balloon for weight loss presents patients with a novel alternative – weight loss without the need for surgery or extreme dieting. Mr Michael Van den Bossche, a leading surgeon with expertise in weight loss, now runs a monthly session at his practice for the Elipse balloon.
Mr James Smellie
29.10.18
Chirurgia generale
Mesh for hernia repair: the best way to treat inguinal hernias?
There has been considerable controversy in the press recently surrounding the use of mesh in hernia repairs: but is it justified? Leading surgeon Mr James Smellie explains why mesh techniques for inguinal hernia repair can, in fact, be the answer.
Mr Amit Patel
29.10.18
Chirurgia generale
The bottom line on haemorrhoids
If you haven’t had haemorrhoids, you probably know someone who has, as they are the leading cause of rectal bleeding. Whilst they are not always a serious problem, sometimes they do require more than just conservative treatments. Mr Amit Patel, a leading general and colorectal surgeon, explains how haemorrhoids become problematic and what treatments are available, ranging from conservative measures to surgical interventions.
Professor Ameet Patel
25.10.18
Chirurgia generale
Gallstones: do I need gallbladder surgery?
Gallstones can cause pain in the abdomen. They are also very common and can affect up to 30% of the UK population. Leading consultant general surgeon, Professor Ameet Patel, explains who is most likely to develop gallstones and when gallbladder surgery is necessary.
Mr Arif U Khan
22.10.18
Chirurgia generale
A whole new world for haemorrhoid surgery
Haemorrhoids or piles are an irritating and often painful condition affecting many people. Swollen blood vessels around the anus can become inflamed, leading to itching, soreness, and bleeding. If the symptoms worsen, affecting the patient’s life and other treatments aren’t working, surgery may be needed. Top surgeon Mr Arif Khan explains the different approaches to haemorrhoid surgery.
An expert’s guide to gallstone surgery
Gallstones are small stone-like particles that form in the gallbladder from bile cholesterol and bilirubin. They are solid and can lead to problems if they become stuck in the wrong position. We interviewed expert surgeon Mr Zak Rahman, who explained gallstones and surgery to remove them.
Mr Majid Hashemi
02.10.18
Chirurgia generale
The LINX procedure: cutting-edge treatment for GORD
The LINX reflux management system is a revolutionary device designed to help patients in the treatment of gastro-oesophageal reflux disease, otherwise known as GORD. Mr Majid Hashemi is a high-level bariatric & gastrointestinal surgeon, and one of the few surgeons in the UK able to perform the procedure. Here, he explains what is involved.
EPSiT: a way to treat pilonidal sinuses
A pilonidal sinus is a small tunnel that develops in the skin between the buttocks that can be prone to infection and inflammation. They are common in people who live a sedentary lifestyle, or those who sit down a lot, such as lorry drivers. Mr Tan Arulampalam, a leading surgeon, explains how pilonidal sinuses can be treated and reviews the option of endoscopic pilonidal sinus treatment (EPSiT).
Mr Ahmed R. Ahmed
21.08.18
Chirurgia generale
Why are anaesthetists so important in surgery?
Successful surgical requires both a highly skilled surgeon, but also an attentive anaesthetist. Together, ideal conditions are kept for the surgeon to complete the procedure, whilst the anaesthetist maintains these conditions and monitors the patient's physiology. Mr Ahmed R. Ahmed, a top surgeon, explains this working relationship in detail.
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