Last updated: 03/06/2025
100%
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of 496 people said they were extremely likely or likely to recommend this consultant to a friend or relative. |
540
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total admissions. |
25
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Inguinal hernia repair admissions. |
This information is awaiting final verification by the consultant
This information is provided by Mr Christopher Chan.
GMC reg: 3563027Mr Christopher Chan is a Consultant General and Colorectal Surgeon at Barts NHS Trust. He graduated from the United Medical and Dental Schools of Guy"s and St Thomas"s Hospital, London in 1991, and was on the surgical training programmes in Cambridge and London. Mr Chan was awarded a MRC Clinical fellowship researching into pelvic floor dysfunction which culminated in a PhD. He went onto further sub-specialist colorectal training fellowships to Sydney, Paris and St Mark"s Hospital, Harrow. Mr Chan has a broad experience in both elective and emergency, open, and laparoscopic and robotic colorectal surgery but special expertise in complex colorectal diseases. These include colorectal cancer, Crohn’s Disease, Ulcerative colitis, enterocutaneous fistula, Intestinal Failure, complex anal fistula, anorectal and pelvic floor problems (incontinence, evacuatory difficulty, constipation) and pelvic floor reconstruction. Mr Chan is also the lead colorectal surgeon for The Endometriosis Centre at The Harley Street Clinic. He has published extensively in peer-reviewed journals in the fields of general surgery and coloproctology. In addition, he is the author a number of best-selling MRCS books and has contributed to chapters in major surgical textbooks. Mr Chan's research interests include exploring new techniques for the treatment of faecal incontinence and pelvic floor dysfunction, ultra-low sphincter preserving resections and inflammatory bowel disease. He is actively involved in teaching and lecturing at all levels including MB BS, MRCS, Intercollegiate FRCS examinations and Royal College of Surgeons courses and a past organiser of MRCS revision courses. He is an invited speaker at national and international conferences.
General surgery - Colorectal Surgery
Complex colorectal surgery including: Colorectal cancer (sphincter saving resection) Inflammatory bowel disease (ileo-anal pouch surgery) Enterocutaneous fistula surgery Pelvic floor disorders (incontinence, evacuatory problems) and pelvic floor reconstruction (gracilis neosphincter) Complex fistula in ano, rectovaginal fistula Complex endometriosis surgery Abdominal wall reconstruction
Surveys from patients about the care they received from Mr Christopher Chan.
100% |
of 496 people said they were extremely likely or likely to recommend this consultant to a friend or relative. |
95% |
of 496 people felt this consultant definitely met their needs. |
Information about Mr Christopher Chan and your procedure.
25 |
private admissions for Inguinal hernia repair. |
0% |
of patients treated as a day case. |
1 |
nights stay if not a day case (average). |
Consultation and surgery fees
Prices provided by Mr Christopher Chan and their associated hospitals.
The Harley Street Clinic
Westminster, W1G 8BJ
King Edward VII's Hospital
London, W1G 6AA
The London Clinic
London, W1G 6BW
Princess Grace Hospital
London, W1U 5NY
The Lister Hospital
London, SW1W 8RH
London Bridge Hospital
London, SE1 2PR
Cromwell Hospital
London, SW5 0TU
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