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Mansoor Khan
15/03/2023
Professor Mansoor Khan

Consultant General, Upper GI, and Trauma Surgeon

What is a cholecystectomy, and why is it performed?

In this article here, Professor Mansoor Khan, an esteemed consultant general, upper gastrointestinal, and trauma surgeon, walks us through a cholecystectomy procedure, including why and how it is performed, and what recovery from it entails for patients.

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Mansoor Khan
02/03/2023
Professor Mansoor Khan

Consultant General, Upper GI, and Trauma Surgeon

Medicolegal issues explained

Medicolegal issues are those that involve both medical and legal matters. They can arise in a variety of contexts, including disputes over the provision of medical care, allegations of medical malpractice, and issues related to the use of medical evidence in legal proceedings.

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Mansoor Khan
27/02/2023
Professor Mansoor Khan

Consultant General, Upper GI, and Trauma Surgeon

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.

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Mansoor Khan
17/08/2022
Professor Mansoor Khan

Consultant General, Upper GI, and Trauma Surgeon

What is GORD, and how can it be treated?

The oesophagus is the tube that connects the mouth to the stomach. Stomach acid can sometimes enter the oesophagus causing temporary discomfort and, if it occurs frequently, long-term damage to the ossiphageous. This is known as acid reflux, or gastro-oesophageal reflux disease (GORD). Highly-skilled consultant general, upper gastrointestinal, and trauma surgeon Professor Mansoon Khan discusses the condition; outlining the main causes and symptoms, and discusses how it can best be managed and treated.

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Mansoor Khan
18/07/2022
Professor Mansoor Khan

Consultant General, Upper GI, and Trauma Surgeon

Surgical management of GORD: Is anti-reflux surgery right for you?

Although medication and lifestyle modifications can relieve symptoms of gastro-oesophageal reflux disease (GORD) in some patients, others may require surgery to provide a definitive solution. Consultant general, upper gastrointestinal and trauma surgeon Professor Mansoor Khan sheds light on when anti-reflux surgery is indicated in this informative article.

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Professor Mansoor Khan

Consultant General, Upper GI, and Trauma Surgeon

Expert in:
Hernia
Stomach cancer
Acid reflux
Oesophageal cancer
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