Board-Certified General Surgeons, Colon and Rectal Surgeons: What It Means
Common questions asked by patients: What does it mean to be a board-certified colon and rectal surgeon? Why is board certification important when choosing a surgeon? What conditions do general surgeons and colon and rectal surgeons treat? How are colon and rectal surgeons different from general surgeons? For more information, contact us or request an appointment online. We are conveniently located at 20333 N 19th Avenue, Ste 230 Phoenix, AZ 85027. We serve patients from Phoenix AZ, Sun City AZ, Peoria AZ, Surprise AZ, Glendale AZ, Scottsdale AZ, and surrounding areas.
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▸ Colon & Rectal Surgery
▸ Gallbladder Surgery
▸ Colonoscopy
▸ Wound Care
▸ Hernia Repair
▸ General Surgery
▸ Robotic and Minimally Invasive Surgery
▸ Appendectomy
▸ Colon Repair/Resection
▸ Lipoma & Cyst Removal
▸ Endoscopy and Colonoscopy
▸ Abdominal Pain
▸ Colon surgery for Diverticulitis
▸ Colon surgery for Colon Cancer
▸ Hemorrhoids
▸ Anal Fistulas
▸ Anal Pain Surgeries
▸ Colostomy Avoidance Surgery
▸ Fecal Incontinence Surgery
▸ Crohn’s Surgery
▸ Ulcerative Colitis Surgery
▸ TIF Procedure
▸ Colon Fistulas
▸ Groin Hernia
▸ Inguinal Hernias
▸ Hiatal Hernia
▸ Colon-Bladder Fistulas
▸ Colon Diverticulitis
▸ Hiatal Hernia Surgeon
▸ Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease
▸ Colon and Rectal Cancer Surgical Management
▸ Incisional Hernia
▸ Giant Hernias
▸ Skin Cancer
▸ Breast Cancer Screening
▸ Open and Nonhealing Wounds
▸ Incisionless Hiatal Hernia Repair
▸ Lipomas and Common Skin Growths
▸ Surgical Second Opinions
▸ Feeding Tube Access Including PEGs and G Tubes
▸ Upper GI Endoscopy Care
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▸ Colon-Vaginal Fistulas
▸ Port Placements for IV Access
▸ Colostomy Reversal
▸ Abdominal Wall Hernia
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