Rectal Prolapse Surgery is typically required to repair rectal prolapse and treat symptoms associated with it such as fecal incontinence and obstructed bowel movements.
Transanal endoscopic microsurgical (TEM) excision is done to remove a benign polyp or cancerous growth from the rectum without removing the rectum and without an abdominal incision.
Rectal Polyp Excision involves some procedure that enables a colorectal surgeon to remove a benign polyp or cancerous growth from the rectum without removing the rectum.
Lateral internal sphincterotomy involves cutting the sphincter muscles in your bottom to release the tension to let the fissure heal.
Fissurectomy is one of the options to treat chronic anal fissures.
Diverticulitis Surgery is done to treat diverticulitis which happens when small pouches in your digestive tract, known as diverticula, become inflamed.
Volvulus Surgery is done to correct the abnormal twisting of a part of the large or small intestine.
Caecostomy Surgery for Children is done to clear the bowels of feces of a child when other treatment has not worked.
Gastrointestinal fistula surgery is performed to treat gastrointestinal fistula.
Surgery of the Duplication of the Intestines is the removal of duplication.