Specialist care for complex conditions of the digestive system, combining surgical expertise with advanced diagnostics and minimally invasive techniques.
The Surgical Gastroenterology Department at MG Hospital provides specialist care for complex conditions of the digestive system, combining surgical expertise with advanced diagnostics, endoscopic interventions and minimally invasive techniques.
Our team of experienced surgical gastroenterologists and multidisciplinary specialists manages conditions involving the oesophagus, stomach, intestines, liver, pancreas, gallbladder and bile ducts.
Our Surgical Gastroenterology team provides care for a broad range of digestive and hepatobiliary conditions, including:
A detailed evaluation of symptoms, medical history and clinical findings helps identify the underlying condition.
Advanced endoscopic and diagnostic procedures provide detailed information about the digestive tract and related organs.
Our specialists assess the diagnosis, severity and individual requirements before recommending the most appropriate treatment.
Where surgery is required, minimally invasive approaches may be considered where clinically appropriate, along with advanced endoscopic interventions.
Post-procedure monitoring, follow-up and recovery guidance help patients transition safely back to everyday life.
Our specialists use advanced endoscopic procedures to examine the digestive tract and, where appropriate, perform therapeutic interventions during the same procedure.
“The surgeon explained the procedure, options and recovery process clearly before my surgery. I knew what to expect at every stage.”
“The entire team was coordinated and professional. From admission to discharge, the process felt well organised.”
“I was especially impressed by how clearly the doctors explained my treatment and answered all my questions.”
ERCP is an advanced endoscopic procedure used to diagnose and treat selected problems involving the bile ducts and pancreatic ducts, allowing certain blockages, stones and other abnormalities to be treated without conventional surgery.