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A young man bent over feeling abdominal pain due to a hernia.

By Mr Hitesh Patel
26.02.24
Colorectal surgery

While some hernias may be managed with conservative methods, others may require surgical repair for effective treatment and symptom relief. Here, Mr Hitesh Patel, renowned consultant general, laparoscopic and colorectal surgeon, offers his expert insight into hernia surgery.

An image of a surgeon preparing for surgery

By Mr Michail Klimovskij
16.02.24
Colorectal surgery

Laparoscopic hernia surgery: A modern approach

Hernias are a common surgical condition affecting millions of people worldwide. They occur when an organ or fatty tissue pushes through a weak spot or tear in the abdominal wall, leading to discomfort and pain. Traditional or open hernia repair technique, involving larger incisions and longer recovery periods, has been the standard approach for decades. In his latest online article, Mr Michail Klimovskij gives us his insights into laparoscopic hernia surgery which has improved the treatment of hernias, offering patients a minimally invasive alternative that promises faster recovery and reduced pain with desirable outcomes.

By Mr Daniel Baird
01.02.24
Colorectal surgery

Fistula in ano disease: a comprehensive guide: part 2

In the second article of a two-part series, Mr Daniel Baird, renowned colorectal surgeon discusses the various management methods for fistula in ano, including one of the specialised treatments he offers, video assisted anal fistula treatment (VAAFT).

By Mr Daniel Baird
26.01.24
Colorectal surgery

Fistula in ano disease: a comprehensive guide: part 1

Fistula in ano is an abnormal tunnel between the anal canal and the skin near the anus, often associated with infection, causing pain and discharge. In the first article of a two-part series, Mr Daniel Baird, leading colorectal surgeon explores the disease, including an explanation of risk factors and diagnosis.

anal fistula, anal discharge, faecal incontinence, anal gland infection, colorectal surgery

By Mr Anwar Ahmad
21.11.23
Colorectal surgery

Anal fistula: Symptoms, diagnosis and treatment

Highly esteemed consultant laparoscopic, colorectal and general surgeon Mr Anwar Ahmad imparts expert advice on anal fistulas in this informative article, including symptoms, diagnosis and treatment.

haemorrhoids, colorectal surgery, haemorrhoid surgery, haemorrhoidectomy

By Mr Raj Harshen
23.10.23
Colorectal surgery

Don’t ignore the signs: Why you should see a doctor about suspected haemorrhoids

Although haemorrhoids can be uncomfortable, dietary changes alone can often help to resolve them. In some cases, however, treatment is required. Mr Raj Harshen, a highly respected consultant general surgeon specialising in colorectal surgery, tells us more in this informative article.

An image of a woman clutching her stomach

By Mr Vanash Patel
12.10.23
Colorectal surgery

Understanding hernia surgery, prevention, and risks

In the second part of a two-part series, Mr Vanash Patel continues his discussion on hernias. He talks about the various surgical techniques, the advantages and potential risks associated with each method, if there’s any precautions or changes in lifestyle you can make to prevent the condition worsening or reoccurring and what are the complications with poorly treated hernias.

By Mr Arun Shanmuganandan
03.10.23
Colorectal surgery

Colorectal cancer diagnosis: All about colonoscopy

When it comes to diagnosing colorectal cancer, a colonoscopy plays a pivotal role. If you or someone you know has suspected colorectal cancer, this article aims to provide essential information about colonoscopies. Leading consultant colorectal surgeon Mr Arun Shanmuganandan answers questions that may help you understand this diagnostic procedure.

By Mr Vanash Patel
21.09.23
Colorectal surgery

Understanding abdominal hernias: Types, symptoms, and when to seek medical help

In his latest online article, Mr Vanash Patel gives us his insights into hernias. He discusses the most common types and how they differ in terms of presentation, risk factors and treatment options, what the most common symptoms are and when to seek medical attention.

an image of a surgeon looking through a microscope

By Mr Alistair Slesser
20.09.23
Colorectal surgery

Keyhole surgery for colorectal cancer: Insights and considerations

In his latest online article, Mr Alistair Slesser gives us his insight into keyhole surgery for colorectal cancer. He talks about how the surgery is performed, how effective keyhole surgery is, if some patients are more suitable to traditional surgery, the chances of being cured after undergoing keyhole surgery and the associated risks.

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