Conditions

Groin / Abdominal Hernias

Hernias can occur in the groin (inguinal or femoral hernia), near the belly button (paraumbilical) or at previous surgery sites and scars (incisional hernias).

Achalasia

Achalasia is a rare condition affecting the lower oesophagus causing swallowing difficulties. It is best assessed & treated by an upper GI specialist offering endoscopic & surgical solutions.

Gallstones / Gallbladder conditions

Gallstones are very common and present in about 10% of the UK population. They can cause significant pain and other problems such as infection and jaundice but can be effectively treated by keyhole surgery.