What is Mr. Buchanan's background in colorectal surgery training?

Mr. Buchanan completed colorectal and general surgery training in the United Kingdom and obtained advanced colorectal training at Mount Sinai Hospital (Toronto).

What additional training and fellowships has Mr. Buchanan undertaken?

Mr. Buchanan undertook further laparoscopic colorectal training fellowships in Colchester and Yeovil, gaining expertise in laparoscopic appendicectomy, day-case laparoscopic cholecystectomy, and benign and malignant laparoscopic colorectal resection.

What research has Mr. Buchanan conducted?

Mr. Buchanan conducted research at St. Mark's Hospital and Imperial College London.

What are the specific conditions Mr. Buchanan treats?

Mr. Buchanan treats conditions such as hemorrhoids, hernia, colorectal cancer, anorectal disease, gallstones, rectal bleeding, and prolapse.

Does Mr. Buchanan perform laparoscopic surgery?

Yes, Mr. Buchanan is experienced in laparoscopic surgery.

What are Mr. Buchanan's qualifications?

Mr. Buchanan's qualifications include MB BS (1993) - University of London, MD, MSc, and FRCS.

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Q: What types of surgical procedures does Mr. Buchanan perform?

Mr. Buchanan performs laparoscopic appendicectomy, inguinal, ventral, and incisional hernia repair, and a wide range of colorectal and general surgical treatments.

Q: Where did Mr. Buchanan receive his medical degree?

Mr. Buchanan received his medical degree from St Thomas' Hospital in London.

Q: What are some of Mr. Buchanan's publications?

Mr. Buchanan has publications on several topics in colorectal surgery, including anorectal problems and fistula-in-ano.

General Surgeon

Consults at:

Chelsea Outpatient Centre

Surgeries

N/A

Experience

30+ years

About

Mr Gordon Buchanan is a consultant colorectal and general surgeon with extensive experience performing various colorectal and general surgical procedures.

He currently performs laparoscopic appendicectomy, inguinal, ventral, and incisional hernia repair, and a wide range of colorectal and general surgical treatments.

Mr Buchanon received his medical degree from St Thomas' Hospital in London. He completed colorectal and general surgery training in the United Kingdom. He also obtained advanced colorectal training at Mount Sinai Hospital (Toronto). He then undertook further laparoscopic colorectal training fellowships in Colchester and Yeovil, where he gained expertise in laparoscopic appendicectomy, day-case laparoscopic cholecystectomy, and benign and malignant laparoscopic colorectal resection. In addition, he carried out research at St. Mark's Hospital and Imperial College London.

He has written publications on several topics in colorectal surgery, including anorectal problems and fistula-in-ano. He is currently conducting joint research on colorectal cancer laparoscopic resection.