Management of conditions affecting the large and small bowel and anus. The majority of major resections are performed laparoscopically (keyhole) where possible.

• Management of colon and rectal (Large bowel) cancer.

• Anal cancer and anal dysplasia

• Surgical management of inflammatory bowel disease

• Surgery for small bowel disease.

• Management of diverticulitis, and complications of diverticulitis including diverticular fistula, stricture.

• Rectal prolapse

• Surgery for advanced adenomas (polyps)

• Transanal surgery

• Endometriosis affecting the rectum (lower large bowel)

• Proctology (surgery around the anus: more detail below)

• Colonoscopy and polypectomy

• Gastroscopy

• Rubber band ligation of haemorrhoid and botox for anal fissure can also be performed in conjunction with colonoscopy.

Management of anal conditions including:

• Haemorrhoids

• Anal Fissure

• Anal Fistula

• Perianal Abscess

• Perianal Crohn's disease

• Undifferentiated anal problems

• Pruritis ani (anal itching)

• Management of Anal dysplasia (AIN/ASIL)

Both elective and emergency surgery for common intrabdominal pathologies.

• Pilonidal sinus surgery

• Hernia surgery

• Appendicectomy