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Mr Gordon Neil Buchanan
03.12.18
Proctologo

Is diverticular disease serious?

Diverticular disease is a digestive condition that affects the large colon and is typically associated with diet, which has low fibre content. Leading colorectal surgeon Mr Gordon Buchanan explains just how serious the condition is

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Mr Gordon Neil Buchanan
02.11.18
Proctologo

Cosa aspettarsi dalla chirurgia della fistola anale

La fistola anale è una condizione infiammatoria intorno all'ano e può influire sulla qualità della vita di un paziente. Le fistole possono causare scariche intermittenti, sanguinamento, disagio o, in generale, causare malessere a qualcuno e possono essere molto a disagio. Uno qualsiasi dei suddetti sintomi può influire sulla vita quotidiana, in modo tale che i pazienti ricerchino un aiuto medico, a volte necessitando di un intervento chirurgico. Gordon Neil Buchanan ci dice che cosa è coinvolto in una fistulotomia e cosa aspettarsi con la guarigione.

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Mr Gordon Neil Buchanan
14.05.18
Proctologo

Anorectal conditions: Causes, treatment and prevention

In this article, Mr Gordon Neil Buchanan, leading colorectal surgeon, explains the different types of anorectal conditions, what causes them, and how each can be treated.

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Mr Gordon Neil Buchanan
02.02.18
Proctologo

What is a colostomy and what is it like living with a stoma bag?

A colostomy is a surgical procedure that involves the formation of a connection between the colon and the surface of the skin on the lower abdomen where a stoma bag is attached. Such a procedure can be temporary or permanent and is required in numerous circumstances, such as cases of rectal cancer and diverticular disease. Mr Gordon Neil Buchanan, an expert colorectal surgeon, explains the procedure and what living with a stoma bag is like.

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Mr Gordon Neil Buchanan
01.02.18
Proctologo

How are haemorrhoids treated?

Treating haemorrhoids depends on if they are found to be internal (inside the anal canal) or external (they have prolapsed and come outside the anal canal). Treatment can either be lifestyle changes, outpatient clinic treatments, or sometimes surgery will be recommended. Leading colorectal surgeon, Mr Gordon Neil Buchanan explains.

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