Medical articles of Bowel surgery

Bowel surgery can be used to address many colorectal conditions. In this article, a consultant colorectal surgeon describes the types of bowel surgery and what they can treat.

Haemorrhoids, also known as piles, are a common condition affecting many people in the UK. Although they can cause significant discomfort, there are various treatment options available, ranging from l...

As we reach puberty, our bodies begin to exhibit exciting changes. But sometimes, these changes can work against us. Consultant colorectal surgeon Mr Nikhil Pawa diffuses the shame and mystery around ...

Robotic surgery, also known as robot-assisted surgery, is transforming the landscape of modern medicine, enabling surgeons to perform complex and delicate procedures with unparalleled precision and co...

In his latest online article, Mr Parv Sains gives us his expert insight into flexible sigmoidoscopy. He explains what it is, how to investigate the bowel, the risks and the benefits of the procedure.

Leading consultant general surgeon Mr Raj Harshen, who specialises in colorectal surgery, gives an all-you-need-to-know guide on anal fistulas and their treatment.

Determining whether someone is at risk for bowel cancer can be done via the FIT test, or Faecal Immunochemical Test. Leading colorectal and general surgeon, Mr Arnold Christiaan Goede speaks to Top Do...

Anal fistulas usually develop after an anal abscess. In fact, between 15% and 50% of people with an abscess will develop a fistula. There are solutions for this condition, however. In this article, co...

There are certain unpleasant conditions that mean the large intestine (colon) has to be removed. In this case, your surgeon may offer J-pouch surgery. What is this procedure? Expert colorectal surgeon...

A colonoscopy is a procedure to examine the rectum and colon (large bowel) with a flexible video telescope. One of London’s leading consultant colorectal surgeons Mr Nicholas Reay-Jones guides us thro...