Colonoscopy and polyp removal
A camera test to look at the large bowel, usually under sedation, and remove polyps if found.
Discuss at a consultation →Wherever possible Mr Mughal uses keyhole (minimally invasive) techniques for a quicker recovery. Every option is explained at your consultation before you decide.
A camera test to look at the large bowel, usually under sedation, and remove polyps if found.
Discuss at a consultation →A camera test of the gullet, stomach and first part of the small bowel.
Discuss at a consultation →Banding is a quick clinic treatment; surgery is reserved for larger or persistent piles.
Discuss at a consultation →Removal of selected rectal polyps and early tumours through the back passage, without abdominal cuts.
Discuss at a consultation →Inguinal, umbilical and incisional hernia repair through small cuts, usually as a day case.
Discuss at a consultation →Repair of large or recurrent hernias to restore the strength of the abdominal wall.
Discuss at a consultation →Keyhole removal of the gallbladder for gallstones.
Discuss at a consultation →Removal of part of the bowel for cancer, diverticular disease or other conditions.
Discuss at a consultation →Formation or reversal of a stoma, with support from specialist stoma nurses.
Discuss at a consultation →Procedure fees are confirmed in writing before treatment. Most procedures are covered by health insurance; please check your plan.

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