Last updated: 03/06/2025
94%
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of 52 people said they were extremely likely or likely to recommend this consultant to a friend or relative. |
65
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total admissions. |
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7 or fewer Inguinal hernia repair admissions. |
This information has been verified as accurate by the consultant
This information is provided by Mr Samer-ul Haque.
GMC reg: 6103365Mr Haque qualified from University College London (UCL) in 2004. He advanced his surgical practice with a Diploma in Laparoscopic Surgery (IRCAD/EITS, University of Strasburg, France), Royal College of Surgeons Advanced Laparoscopic Fellowship and Sub-fellowship at the world-renowned complex colorectal Saint Antoine Hospital in Paris. He has developed a specialist interest in Laparoscopic General, Colorectal and Emergency surgery. Completing his PhD at UCL in the field of colorectal cancer with over 30 publications and international presentations, he was awarded the British Journal of Surgery Award, Cambridge Young Investigators Prize and Culters’ Fellowship Award amongst others. He continues teaching medical professionals up to surgeons sitting the Fellowship exams to become consultants. Mr Haque currently works at Basildon & Thurrock University Hospital (BTUH) undertaking the full range of Colorectal and General surgical procedures. He is currently Lead for Emergency Surgery, Ambulatory Surgical Care and developing numerous other patient services. As the Royal College of Surgeons Lead Unit Training Director for BTUH, he has also initiated and runs educational programs within Surgery for the Trust to benefit patient care. He undertakes laparoscopic (“key hole”) and open surgery for all common colorectal and general surgical diseases including cancer, inflammatory bowel disease, rectal/anal disease, simple and complex abdominal wall hernias, cholecystectomies (gallbladder surgery) and endoscopic procedures amongst numerous others.
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General surgery - Colorectal Surgery
Colorectal: Change in bowel habits; coloproctology (haemorrhoids, fissures, rectal bleeding etc.); Laparoscopic and open colon and rectal surgery for cancer, Inflammatory bowel disease, diverticular disease, benign pathology; General Surgery: Laparoscopic and open general surgery for hernias (inguinal, femoral, umbilical/abdominal, incisional and parastomal), Abdominal Reconstructions for hernias, gallbladder surgery (cholecystectomies), skin lesions; Endoscopic procedures: gastroscopy/flexible sigmoidoscopy/colonoscopy
Surveys from patients about the care they received from Mr Samer-ul Haque.
94% |
of 52 people said they were extremely likely or likely to recommend this consultant to a friend or relative. |
93% |
of 52 people felt this consultant definitely met their needs. |
Information about Mr Samer-ul Haque and your procedure.
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7 or fewer private admissions for Inguinal hernia repair. To protect patient anonymity, we cannot provide information on low numbers. |
Consultation and surgery fees
Prices provided by Mr Samer-ul Haque and their associated hospitals.
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