Glasgow Colorectal Centre
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Glasgow Colorectal Centre is Scotland’s leading private health care centre of excellence for managing colorectal & bowel problems. Our experienced and highly qualified team provide a comprehensive private colonoscopy and surgical service to deal with all bowel problems ranging from problematic piles to complex colorectal cancer.
The Glasgow Colorectal Centre is a team of experienced colorectal surgery specialists who provide a rapid and comprehensive investigation and treatment service for patietns with colorectal and colorectal and bowel problems.
We work closely with an experienced team of anaesthetists, radiologists, pathologists and oncologists. We are based at Ross Hall hospital in Glasgow and we are supported by a highly trained and committed team of theatre, ward, intensive care, oncology and specialist nurses.
Together our aim is to provide the highest quality medical care, providing a leading edge service using the latest technology and techniques to enable rapid and accurate diagnosis and treatment of both basic and complex colorectal and anorectal problems.
Our surgical team are led by Richard Molloy and Ahmed Alani, Colorectal Surgeons with experience in managing a broad spectrum of colorectal disorders, from colonoscopy to treatment of piles/haemorrhoids and more complex problems including bowel cancer and inflammatory bowel disease. They are experienced in minimally invasive surgery (MIS) including the THD procedure for haemorrhoids & laparoscopic colorectal surgery, which facilitates enhanced recovery after surgery (ERAS).
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