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Laparoscopic Colon Surgery

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Our board certified specialists treat diseases of the colon, rectum, and anus. They specialize in minimally invasive approaches for colon and rectal cancer and inflammatory bowel disease using this single port laparoscopic surgery (SILS) as well as robotic procedures.

Colorectal cancer is often treated using surgery to remove the diseased sections of the colon. Today, our colon and rectal surgeons can perform this surgery using minimally invasive techniques. In fact, they specialize in it. Rather than opening the abdomen, they use a thin laparoscope to view and access the patient’s. Then, they perform the entire surgery through tiny incisions, using the scope as a guide. These procedures result in less discomfort and a lower risk on infection.


Why Choose UHealth?

Improving the future of surgical care. We participate in the latest research and clinical trials, which help determine which surgeries work best for which patients. This research improves patient safety and quality of care while shaping the future of surgical treatment. Our surgeons have helped develop new procedures to treat a wide range of conditions, helping patients experience faster recoveries and fewer surgical risks.

A comprehensive team of surgeons. We provide advanced surgical care for many health problems — from heart conditions to cancer. You’ll receive care from a surgeon who has specialized experience and expertise in your specific condition, ensuring you receive the right care for your needs.

Leaders in robotic surgery treatment. The University of Miami Health System is home to some of the world’s most experienced robotic surgeons. That’s why doctors from across the globe come to our facility to learn from our surgeons. We were the first academic medical center to use the da Vinci Xi robotic surgery system and complete more than 5,000 robotic surgeries — procedures that offer less pain and scarring and a faster recovery.

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