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Gastroenterology

All about colon polyps

Colon polyps are abnormal tissue growths that form along the lining of the large intestine. In this article, a consultant gastroenterologist explains how colon polyps form, when to be concerned, and how they are treated.

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Orthopaedic surgery

Sports injuries of the knees

The knees are the body’s largest joint, and during physical activities, they are highly utilised and put under significant stress. In this article, a consultant orthopaedic surgeon shares the most common sports injuries to the knees, and how they can be treated.

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Orthopaedic surgery

When is a knee replacement needed?

A knee replacement is one way to correct damaged bone and cartilage in the knees by implanting a prosthetic. In this article, a consultant orthopaedic surgeon explains why and how a knee replacement surgery is performed.

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By Dr Jack Ogden
22.01.25

The importance of health screening: what do you need to know?

Health screening plays a crucial role in maintaining your well-being, allowing for the early detection and prevention of diseases. It is a proactive measure, often identifying health issues before symptoms appear, making treatment more effective and outcomes more favourable. We speak to leading GP Dr Jack Ogden, who aims to clarify the purpose of health screening and benefits for you.

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By Mr Shyam Kumar
22.01.25

Releasing the pain: Carpal tunnel surgery

Carpal tunnel syndrome and its symptoms are potentially painful and uncomfortable. Thankfully there are various solutions that offer relief, whether they’re non-surgical or an operation. Here, leading consultant orthopaedic surgeon who specialises in upper limb surgery, Mr Shyam Kumar tells us all about both types of treatment for carpal tunnel syndrome.

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Ophthalmology

All about age-related macular degeneration

Here, distinguished consultant ophthalmologist, Ms Manju Chandran, discusses the future of age-related macular degeneration care.

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By Mr Jonathan Noël
22.01.25

Retrograde neuro-sparing robotic prostatectomy: what you need to know

Prostate cancer treatment has seen remarkable advancements, particularly with the introduction of robotic surgery techniques. For patients with organ-confined prostate cancer, robotic radical prostatectomy offers a minimally invasive option with precision that enhances outcomes. Techniques such as retrograde nerve sparing allow surgeons to better preserve erectile function and urinary control while minimising recovery time. Leading consultant urological and robotic prostate surgeon Mr Jonathan Noël explores the benefits of robotic surgery, the unique retrograde nerve-sparing approach, and what patients can expect during their recovery journey.

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By Dr Tracy Xu
22.01.25

Non-surgical rhinoplasty: How long does it last?

Non-surgical rhinoplasty, also known as a liquid rhinoplasty, is a minimally invasive procedure that uses dermal fillers to reshape the nose. It’s often chosen by individuals who want to improve the appearance of their nose without undergoing surgery. One of the most common questions patients ask is how long the results will last.

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By Dr Ravi Ramessur
22.01.25

The influence of stress on psoriasis

Psoriasis is a chronic autoimmune condition that causes skin inflammation, leading to red, scaly patches. While the exact cause of psoriasis is not fully understood, various factors, including stress, play a significant role in triggering or worsening symptoms. Stress management is, therefore, a crucial part of psoriasis care.

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Pain medicine

A patient’s guide to neuropathic pain

Neuropathic pain is a complex and often misunderstood type of pain that originates from damage or dysfunction in the nervous system. Unlike pain caused by an injury, such as a cut or a broken bone, neuropathic pain arises when nerves themselves are injured, irritated, or not functioning correctly. This can lead to unusual and often debilitating sensations, making it challenging to manage in day-to-day life. We speak to an experienced consultant in pain management who explains the causes and diagnosis of neuropathic pain.

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