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Get directionsSome cancers may be treated with surgery, depending on the type, stage, location and your overall health. We also treat hemorrhoids, colorectal concerns and other general surgical conditions.
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Surgery can play an important role in treating some cancers. It is often one part of a wider plan that may include other specialists, such as oncologists. Whether surgery is right for you depends on your results, the type and stage of the cancer, and your general health.
Assessment and surgery for some colorectal cancers, often by keyhole surgery where suitable.
Surgical assessment and treatment of breast lumps and some breast cancers.
Surgery for some stomach cancers as part of a coordinated plan.
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These symptoms can have many causes, and most are not cancer. An assessment is needed to find out.
We review your symptoms, referral letter and any results you already have.
Further scans or biopsies may be arranged to understand the full picture.
Your options are explained clearly. Where needed, your care is discussed with other specialists.
Keyhole surgery is used where it is safe and suitable.
Regular check-ins and coordination with the rest of your care team.
Swollen veins around the anus that can cause bleeding, itching or discomfort. Many improve with simple measures; some may need a procedure.
Assessment of bleeding, pain or changes in bowel habits, and treatment where needed.
Further procedures listed once confirmed by Dr. Vaccianna.
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Follow @drandrevaccianna →No. Some cancers may be treated with surgery, depending on the type, stage, location and your overall health. Others are best treated in other ways. Dr. Vaccianna will explain what applies to you.
Not always. Many patients are referred by their doctor after tests. If you are worried about a symptom, you can book a consultation directly.
Cancer care often involves more than one specialist. Where needed, Dr. Vaccianna coordinates with oncologists and other doctors involved in your care.
Hemorrhoids are common and usually not serious, but bleeding should always be checked, because other conditions can cause it too.
A proper assessment shows the best next step. The team will offer you the earliest suitable time.
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