Surgical Oncology
Laparoscopic cancer surgery of the oesophagus, stomach, colon and rectum, liver and pancreas.
Operations in this area
- Esophageal Cancer SurgeryEsophageal cancer most often announces itself as difficulty swallowing. This page explains how the disease is assessed, how surgery is planned, and what the recovery period realistically involves.
- Stomach (Gastric) Cancer SurgerySurgery for stomach cancer removes the affected part of the stomach — or the whole of it — together with the surrounding lymph nodes. This page sets out how the disease is assessed, what the operation involves and how eating changes afterwards.
- Colorectal Cancer SurgeryColorectal cancer is among the most common cancers worldwide, and one of the few where screening genuinely changes the outcome. This page explains what the operation involves, why lymph nodes are removed with the bowel, and where a stoma does and does not come into it.
- Liver, Pancreatic and Biliary Cancer SurgeryCancers of the liver, pancreas and bile ducts call for some of the most demanding operations in gastrointestinal surgery. This page explains how these tumours are assessed, what the operations involve, and how the decision to operate is reached.
Get in touch with your questions.
Which approach suits you is decided after examination and the necessary investigations.