Common Surgical Procedures

  • Anal Fissure Surgery

    If an anal fissure has not healed with medicated creams, surgery may be required to achieve healing.

  • Bowel Surgery (Bowel Resection)

    Bowel resection is the removal of a segment of bowel which is diseased.

  • Colonoscopy

    A colonoscopy is a visual examination of the large bowel.

  • Gallstone Surgery

    Gallstones that are causing symptoms require treatment.

    The most common treatment is surgical removal of the gallbladder.

  • Gastroscopy

    A gastroscopy is a visual examination of the oesophagus (‘food pipe’), stomach and duodenum (first part of the small intestine).

  • Haemorrhoid Surgery

    There are several options for haemorrhoid treatment.

  • Hernia Surgery

    The aim of hernia surgery is to close or bridge the defect through which a hernia occurs.

  • Pilonidal Sinus Surgery

    Patients who have had more than one (1) infection or ongoing symptoms associated with pilonidal sinus(es) may benefit from surgery. 

  • Rectal Prolapse Surgery

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  • Stoma Surgery

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