Robotic Trans-anal Excision of Rectal Cancer

While Cologuard may be a convenient, non-invasive way to detect signs of colorectal cancer in a stool sample, data confirm that it is MUCH LESS EFFECTIVE than colonoscopy at finding precancerous polyps, which are growths that turn into cancer over time.

March is colorectal cancer awareness month. If you're over 45 or have family history of colorectal cancer or polyps, contact your physician today to schedule your colonoscopy.

Incisional & parastomal hernias are hernias that develop after surgery. They may enlarge, cause pain and GI tract obstruction requiring emergency surgery. In this video, Dr. Araghizadeh demonstrates the repair of a recurrent incisional & parastomal hernia.