Bowel Cancer Screening
Bowel screening every two years can help save lives by finding bowel cancer at an early stage, when it can often be successfully treated. There may be no warning signs that you have bowel cancer. Bowel screening can also detect polyps. These are not cancer, but they may develop into a cancer over a number of years. Most polyps can be easily removed, reducing the risk that bowel cancer will develop.
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Southern Cross Health Society Affiliated Provider for Consultations
Over 25 years specialised laparoscopic practice and 30 years endoscopy. First NZ surgeon to perform laparoscopic cholecystectomy 1990. . . .
Southern Cross Health Society Affiliated Provider for Consultations
I provide specialist management of Gastroenterology and Liver related problems. My special interest is GI endoscopy with therapeutic gastroscopy and . . .
Southern Cross Health Society Affiliated Provider for Consultations
Gastroenterologist
Southern Cross Health Society Affiliated Provider for Consultations
Barnaby Smith is a General, laparoscopic and endoscopic Surgeon with specialist interest in Upper Gastrointestinal, Melanoma, Laparoscopy and hernia repairs. . .
Southern Cross Health Society Affiliated Provider for Consultations
Gastroenterology (Dyspepsia, reflux, IBD, IBS/functional bowel disease, coeliac disease etc). Hepatology (all liver diseases including viral hepatitis and fatty liver disease). . . .
Southern Cross Health Society Affiliated Provider for Consultations
Gastroenterology & Hepatology, Endoscopy. . . .
