Colorectal Surgery
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The procedures that are practiced regularly at Presbyterian include:
Anyone with a condition that requires removal of a large part of the intestine, including diverticulitis,Crohns disease, some colorectal cancers, and rectal prolapse may be a candidate for laparoscopic intestinal surgery.
A colostomy or ilestomy is performed when the large intestine, rectum, or anus is unable to function normally or needs rest from normal functions.
PPH (procedure for prolapse and hemorrhoids) has recently been developed as a surgical treatment for the removal of hemorrhoids.
Rectopexy is a surgery used to treat Rectal Prolapse.












