Procedures I perform
Modern surgical procedures.
Detailed pages for each procedure — what it is, indications, preparation, how it's done, recovery and risks & outcomes, with open, laparoscopic and robotic techniques.
Procedures I perform
Specialised surgical care
for every anatomical region
A focus on robotic, laparoscopic and oncological surgery — prioritising safety, precision and rapid recovery.
Click a region to see the procedures
Robotic surgeryMaximum precision and control
Laparoscopic techniquesMinimally invasive methods
Oncological safetyAligned with international standards
Rapid recoveryERAS protocols
Anatomical illustrations: Servier Medical Art — CC BY 4.0
01
Laparoscopic cholecystectomy
Removal of the gallbladder through small incisions — the commonest operation for gallstones.
GI tract
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02
Inguinal hernia repair
Inguinal hernia repair with mesh — open, laparoscopic or robotic.
Hernias
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03
Appendectomy
Removal of the appendix — chiefly laparoscopic, an emergency procedure.
Emergency
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04
Colectomy
Resection of part of the colon with lymphadenectomy — laparoscopic/robotic.
Oncology · GI
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05
Low anterior resection
Rectal cancer resection with sphincter preservation (TME) — laparoscopic/robotic.
Oncology · GI
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06
Hemorrhoid surgery
Hemorrhoid surgery — haemorrhoidectomy or non-excisional techniques, individualised.
Proctology
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07
Thyroidectomy
Total thyroid removal with nerve & parathyroid preservation.
Endocrine
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08
Cytoreductive surgery & HIPEC
Cytoreduction & heated intraperitoneal chemotherapy (HIPEC) for peritoneal disease.
Oncology
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09
Umbilical hernia repair
Umbilical hernia repair — suture or mesh according to size.
Hernias
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10
Incisional hernia repair
Repair of a hernia through an old incision — mesh reinforcement, open or lap/robotic.
Hernias
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11
Hiatal hernia repair (fundoplication)
Hiatal hernia repair & fundoplication for reflux — laparoscopic.
GI tract
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12
Gastrectomy
Gastrectomy (subtotal/total) with D2 lymphadenectomy — for cancer & GIST.
Oncology · GI
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13
Splenectomy
Removal of the spleen, chiefly laparoscopic — with prior vaccination.
GI tract
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14
Anal fissure surgery (sphincterotomy)
Treatment of chronic fissure — from botox to lateral internal sphincterotomy.
Proctology
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15
Perianal fistula surgery
Treatment of perianal fistula — techniques that protect continence.
Proctology
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16
Pilonidal sinus surgery
Pilonidal sinus surgery — off-midline & minimally invasive techniques.
Proctology
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17
PIPAC — pressurized intraperitoneal aerosol chemotherapy
Pressurised intraperitoneal aerosol chemotherapy — minimally invasive, repeatable.
Oncology
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18
Abdominoperineal resection
Abdominoperineal resection for low rectal cancer — with a permanent colostomy.
Oncology · GI
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19
Perianal abscess drainage
Urgent incision & drainage of a perianal abscess — immediate relief.
Proctology · Emergency
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20
Hartmann's procedure
Hartmann's procedure — emergency resection with end colostomy, reversible.
Emergency · GI
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21
Rectopexy
Rectopexy for rectal prolapse — fixation of the rectum, laparoscopic/robotic.
GI · Pelvic floor
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22
Stoma (formation & closure)
Stoma formation & closure (colostomy/ileostomy) — temporary or permanent.
GI tract
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23
Diagnostic laparoscopy
Diagnostic laparoscopy — inspection of the abdomen for diagnosis & staging.
GI · Oncology
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24
Transanal excision (TAMIS)
Transanal excision (TAMIS/TEM) — local removal of early rectal tumours/polyps.
Oncology · GI
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