Open surgery is performed through a vertical midline or horizontal incision in the abdomen.

Pelvic exenteration is maximally invasive surgery for pelvic tumours.

A Colonoscopy is used to assess the health of the large bowel (colon and rectum).

Cytoreductive surgery and HIPEC is maximally invasive surgery for peritoneal malignancy.

Anorectal physiology is a series of tests that are performed to assess the function of the rectum and anus.

Banding of haemorrhoids (also known as rubber band ligation) is a common procedure for moderately sized haemorrhoids.

A colostomy is an opening on the abdomen where the intestine is joined onto the skin of the abdomen.

Drainage of perianal abscess is a simple procedure to treat a perianal abscess.

Hernia surgery is determined on an individual basis: every patient is different and your surgeon will discuss with you what is the most appropriate surgical approach for you.

The LIFT procedure (also known as Ligation of Intersphincteric Fistula Tract) is a relatively new procedure used in the treatment of anal fistula.

Rectal prolapse procedures are divided into abdominal procedures and perineal procedures.

TAMIS stands for Trans-Anal Minimally Invasive Surgery, a technique that allows surgeons to remove large and flat polyps.