Por Mr Benjamin Lindsey
27.02.23
Cirugía general
Varicose veins: Why do they appear and how are they treated?
Varicose veins are a common condition, especially amongst women, that can cause pain, discomfort and swelling in one’s legs. Here, Mr Benjamin Lindsey, renowned consultant general general, vascular and renal transplant surgeon, provides an expert insight into varicose veins, including causes and treatment.
Por Professor Mansoor Khan
27.02.23
Cirugía general
Laparoscopic hernia surgery vs robotic hernia surgery: Which is best for me?
Laparoscopic hernia surgery and robotic hernia surgery are two minimally invasive surgical procedures for hernia repair. Both come with their own benefits and advantages. In his latest article, Professor Mansoor Khan explains both of these options in detail, including the differences, advantages of each and how the method is chosen.
Por Mr Krishna Menon
23.02.23
Cirugía general
Laparoscopic pancreatic surgery: Everything you need to know
Mr Krishna Menon, a leading consultant hepato-pancreato-biliary surgeon in London, discusses laparoscopic pancreatic surgery in this article. As one of the leading European experts who have developed the guidelines for this surgery, Mr Menon shares what the surgery involves and how it is performed, as well as discussing some of the risks and much more.
Por Mr Colin Nnadi
23.02.23
Cirugía general
Slipped disc treatment: everything you need to know
Slipped discs, also known as herniated discs, can cause a range of different symptoms, ranging from pain and pins and needles to loss of bladder or bowel control. In his latest informative article, revered adult and paediatric spinal deformity surgeon Mr Colin Nnadi explains this condition in detail.
Por Mr Stelios Vakis
23.02.23
Cirugía general
All you need to know about hernias
A hernia is something that arises when there is a weakness in the muscle, usually the stomach muscle and you feel something protruding out. It may be seen as a lump and some discomfort may occur because of it. A hernia commonly arises in the groin or around the belly button, however, other areas can be affected as well.
Por Ms Daniela Zanotti
21.02.23
Cirugía general
Hernia surgery: how is it performed, and when is it required?
In this article, we find out what a hernia is, what the main associated symptoms are, and how and why hernia surgery is performed, as esteemed upper GI and general surgeon Ms Daniela Zanotti explains all.
Por Mr Majid Hashemi
16.02.23
Cirugía general
What needs to be considered before bariatric surgery?
There are numerous different types of bariatric surgery that can help patients on their weight-loss journey. In his latest article, renowned consultant bariatric and gastrointestinal surgeon Mr Majid Hashemi explains these surgeries in detail, including the different types available and what you need to consider before one of the procedures.
Por Miss Salma Naseem
10.02.23
Cirugía general
What are the main causes of breast pain?
Here, the causes of breast pain are outlined by reputable and skilled oncoplastic, reconstructive, and aesthetic breast surgeon, Miss Salma Naseem. The breast expert also details treatment options for breast pain.
Por Mrs Kalpana Devalia
09.02.23
Cirugía general
Gallstones and their treatment: everything you need to know
Gallstones, while often extremely painful, can be treated with a very high success rate. In her latest article, leading consultant bariatric surgeon Mrs Kalpana Devalia offers her expert insight into this condition, including the causes, diagnosis and treatment.
Por Ms Daniela Zanotti
06.02.23
Cirugía general
Inguinal hernia surgery: What are the different approaches?
An inguinal hernia occurs when internal tissue protrudes into the groin area. Commonly affecting men, inguinal hernias can be painful, especially when bending over or lifting heavy objects. Here, Ms Daniela Zanotti, leading Upper GI and General surgeon, provides an expert insight into inguinal hernia surgery, including advantages, risks, and recurrence.
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