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By Mr Talvinder Gill
21.03.22
Colorectal surgery

What is transanal endoscopic microsurgery (TEM)?

Renowned colorectal suregon, Mr Talvinder Gill explains what Transanal Endoscopic Microsurgery (TEM) is. Mr Gill, who practises in Stockton-on-Tees, discusses what exatly TEM is, what is it used for, the benfits of TEM in comparison to traditional surgery procedures and the potential side effects of the surgery.

By Mr Amyn Haji
08.03.22
Colorectal surgery

An expert guide to POEM treatment for achalasia

Achalasia, an unusual conditon where food cannot pass easily from the food pipe to the stomach, often requires surgical treatment. Peroral endoscopic myotomy (POEM) is a minimally-invasive, surgical procedure used to fcailitate the passage of food. We invited highly respcted consultant colorectal and general surgeon Mr Amyn Haji to explain how the procedure is performed and the risks and advantages it offers patients.

By Professor P N Haray
02.03.22
Colorectal surgery

Decision making in bowel cancer treatment

Patients with bowel cancer may understandbly feel overwhelmed by lengthy treatment plans with many stages. We invited highly respected consultant colorectal surgeon Professor Puthucode Haray to explain how multidisciplinary teams of specialists share their expertise to make decisions about treatment plans and how the patient is involved along the way.

By Ms Rana Madani
28.02.22
Colorectal surgery

What to expect from a proctology examination

The prospect of a proctology exam often doesn't sit right with patients. Most don't know what to expect, or even what it is. Consultant colorectal surgeon Ms Rana Madani shares her expertise on the procedure. The Chertsey-based surgeon answers the most frequently asked questions regarding proctology exams.

Here, Mr James Kinross, who, in our latest article here, provides us with an in-depth analysis of robotic hernia surgery, including the risks, and its effectiveness.

By Mr James Kinross
25.02.22
Colorectal surgery

Robotic hernia surgery: an in-depth analysis

In our latest article, highly revered London-based consultant colorectal surgeon, Mr James Kinross, provides us with an in-depth analysis of robotic hernia surgery, including the potential associated risks, and its overall effectiveness when compared to traditional hernia surgery.

By Mr Charles Evans
02.02.22
Colorectal surgery

Anal fistula treatment options: Ask an expert

Unpleasant discharge and pain caused by an anal fistula can cause a lot of discomfort for patients and surgical treatment will likely be necessary. In this informative article, highly respected consultant colorectal surgeon Mr Charles Evans offers insight and reassurance for patients on the surgical procedures used to treat anal fistulas. He also details how definitive colorectal diagnoses are determined.

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By Professor P N Haray
31.01.22
Colorectal surgery

Pain in the posterior? An expert’s guide to addressing haemorrhoids

Haemorrhoids can impact a patient's quality of life at whatever stage they're at. However, when the condition becomes severe operative treatment may be needed. Professor Puthucode Haray speaks to Top Doctors about the condition, considering various aspects including symptoms and treatment. Read on to discover more.

By Mr Shahab Siddiqi
26.01.22
Colorectal surgery

What is rectal prolapse?

Rectal prolapse occurs when some of the rectum comes out of the body through the anus. Leading surgeon Mr Shahab Siddiqi explains the difference between a partial and full rectal prolapse, the symptoms, the causes and how a prolapse can be treated.

By Mr Dominic Coull
12.01.22
Colorectal surgery

An essential guide to epigastric hernia repair

The thought of having an epigastric hernia repair may be overwhelming, especially in the knowledge that surgery is the only option for a serious case. Experienced consultant laparoscopic hernia and colorectal surgeon Mr Dominic Coull has created a reassuring guide to the procedure. Read on to find out more.

By Mr Dominic Coull
03.01.22
Colorectal surgery

Incisional hernia repair surgery: All you need to know

Nowadays, hernia repair surgery is able to be performed both through minimally invasive and open procedures. In this article, highly esteemed consultant laparoscopic general and colorectal surgeon Mr Dominic Coull explains how incisional hernia repair surgery is performed, why it is necessary and how patients can expect to recover after undergoing the procedure.

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