12 treatments for the term abdominal surgery

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Crohn's Disease - abdominal surgery

Crohn’s disease causes inflammation of your bowel. Surgery is usually recommended if medication fails to improve your symptoms.

Hernia surgery

Advanced surgery for groin and abdominal hernias. Our fixed price packages offer a seamless service at The London Clinic.

Surgery for hydrocephalus (ventriculostomy)

Neurosurgeons at The London Clinic are able to perform a ventriculostomy using conventional brain surgery or using endoscopic techniques.

Endovascular surgery on the aorta

Endovascular surgery has different associated risks but is carried out by an expert and experienced team at The London Clinic

Gallbladder removal

Also known as a cholecystectomy, this is a common procedure that treats the pain and nausea of gallstones and prevents complications from developing.

Endovascular surgical techniques

Endovascular surgery is a rapidly developing branch of vascular surgery

Prolapse treatment

Several surgical alternatives are available, and the surgery is chosen by the consultant gynaecologist based on each individual patient’s circumstances.

Duodenal ulcer treatment

Testing and treatment for an ulcer in your intestines. Treatments include medication or surgery.

Epidural anaesthetic

An epidural anaesthetic is a locally acting drug injected into the spine to numb the lower part of the body completely

Stereotactic ablative body radiotherapy (SABR)

Our world-class experts use stereotactic ablative radiotherapy to precisely treat cancers and other conditions in eight or fewer treatment sessions.

Image-guided spinal injections

Some causes of back pain can be treated by injecting medications into different parts of the spine; these are known as spinal injections.

Physiotherapy

Physiotherapy helps to restore movement and function when someone is affected by injury, illness or disability.