Symptoms: Pain, bleeding, or swelling during bowel movements.

Surgery: Removal or shrinking of internal/external haemorrhoids via minimally invasive or surgical techniques.

Symptoms: Sharp pain and bleeding during bowel motions.

Surgery: A small procedure to relieve pressure and allow healing of the tear in the anal lining.

Symptoms: Persistent pain, drainage near the anus, or recurring abscesses.

Surgery: A procedure to remove or repair the fistula tract while preserving muscle function.

Symptoms: Rectal cancer, severe bleeding, or chronic disease.

Surgery: Removal of part or all of the rectum, often performed robotically or laparoscopically.

Symptoms: Sensation of tissue protruding from the anus, discomfort.

Surgery: Repositioning or removal of the prolapsed section, often with robotic support.

Symptoms: Bowel cancer, large polyps, diverticulitis, or obstruction.

Surgery: Removal of the affected colon segment, then reconnecting the healthy ends.

Symptoms: Obstruction, bleeding, Crohn’s disease.

Surgery: Surgical removal of a damaged or diseased section of the small intestine.

Symptoms: Unexplained abdominal or pelvic pain.

Surgery: A keyhole procedure to examine internal organs and assist with diagnosis.

Symptoms: Fecal incontinence or bowel control issues.

Surgery: Placement of a small device to stimulate pelvic nerves and restore bowel control.

Symptoms: Bowel obstruction, cancer, or inflammatory bowel disease.

Surgery: Creating an opening (stoma) in the abdominal wall for waste to exit the body into a bag.

Symptoms: Requiring long-term IV access for chemotherapy or nutrition.

Surgery: Implantation of a small device under the skin to allow repeated safe access to veins.

Symptoms: Ulcerative colitis or familial polyposis requiring bowel removal.

Surgery: Creation of a pouch from the small intestine to store and pass stool.

Symptoms: Bleeding, pain, changes in bowel habits, screening.

Surgery: Camera procedures to examine the upper and lower GI tract for diagnosis and treatment.

Symptoms: Gallstones, abdominal pain, nausea after eating.

Surgery: Laparoscopic removal of the gallbladder (cholecystectomy).

Symptoms: Bulge or discomfort in the groin or abdomen.

Surgery: Repair of the abdominal wall defect using mesh or suture, often laparoscopically.

Symptoms: Sudden abdominal pain, fever, nausea.

Surgery: Emergency or elective removal of an inflamed appendix.

Used in: Colorectal cancer, prolapse, endometriosis.

Surgery: Minimally invasive technique using robotic precision for complex pelvic operations.