Conditions I treat
From the most common to the most complex.
Full catalog of conditions with detailed pages for each — definition, symptoms, diagnosis, genetic factors and all modern therapeutic options (open, laparoscopic, robotic).
01
Gallstones
Stones in the gallbladder. Laparoscopic cholecystectomy — the gold standard.
GI · Laparoscopic
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02
Inguinal hernia
The most common hernia. Modern robotic and laparoscopic repair.
Hernias
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03
Femoral hernia
A less common but more dangerous hernia. Requires timely surgical repair.
Hernia
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04
Umbilical hernia
At or near the umbilicus. Minimally invasive repair.
Hernias
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05
Incisional hernia
After a previous procedure. Complex management with mesh.
Hernias · Complex
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06
Diastasis recti
Rectus abdominis diastasis, common after pregnancy. Physiotherapy & modern repair.
Hernia
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07
Hemorrhoids
Conservative and surgical management with modern, painless techniques.
Perianal
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08
Anal fissure
Severe pain during defecation. Initially conservative, rarely surgical.
Perianal
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09
Pilonidal sinus
Karydakis, Limberg flap and sinusectomy techniques.
Perianal
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10
Perianal fistula
Anal fistula. Sphincter-preserving techniques — fistulotomy, seton, LIFT, laser.
Perianal
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11
Colon cancer
Radical colectomy (CME) — laparoscopic and robotic with oncological criteria.
Oncology · GI
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12
Rectal cancer
Sphincter-preserving operations with TME and a robotic approach.
Oncology · GI
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13
Gastric cancer
Total and subtotal gastrectomy with D2 lymphadenectomy.
Oncology · GI
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14
Splenic conditions
Laparoscopic splenectomy for hematologic and other pathologies.
GI · Laparoscopic
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15
Acute appendicitis
Emergency laparoscopic appendectomy — the most common emergency.
Emergencies
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16
Cytoreduction & HIPEC
Cytoreductive Surgery (CRS) with or without HIPEC for peritoneal disease. Indications, methodology, guidelines.
Oncology
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17
Hiatal hernia
Hiatus hernia. Laparoscopic repair & fundoplication.
GI · Hernias
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18
GERD (acid reflux)
From PPIs to laparoscopic anti-reflux fundoplication.
GI
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19
Diverticular disease
Diverticulitis & complications. Hinchey staging, colectomy.
GI
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20
Thyroid conditions
Nodules, goiter & cancer. Thyroidectomy protecting the voice.
Endocrine
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21
Perianal abscess
Acute collection of pus next to the anus — urgent incision & drainage.
Perianal
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22
Gallbladder polyps
The 10 mm threshold — surveillance or cholecystectomy.
GI tract
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23
Pancreatitis
Acute & chronic. Gallstone/alcohol causes — supportive care & causative cholecystectomy.
GI tract
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24
Bowel obstruction (ileus)
Mechanical & paralytic. Adhesions, hernias, tumour — decompression & surgery when needed.
GI tract
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25
GIST (stromal tumors)
Gastrointestinal stromal tumors — KIT/PDGFRA mutations, R0 resection & targeted therapy (imatinib).
Oncology · GI
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