Colorectal Physicians & Surgeons of PA

World Class Care, Collaboration and Communication Lead to a Speedy Recovery for Colon Cancer Patient

The experts at Colorectal Physicians & Surgeons of PA specialize in traditional and advanced colonoscopies and laparoscopic colorectal surgery. They also offer comprehensive evaluation, medical management and treatment of all colorectal issues. The services they provide include:

Traditional and advanced colonoscopy including:

• chromoendoscopy and narrow band imaging endoscopy for flat polyp and dysplasia detection
• endoluminal stenting for strictures of the colon and rectum
• ablation of radiation induced telangectasia bleeding
• giant polyp resection   

 
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 different services and advances in health care at Saint Vincent Health Center. 

 Colonoscopy (featuring Patrick Recio, DO, FACS, FASCRS)


Traditional and advanced laparoscopic colorectal surgery including:

• single access port surgery from the region's most experienced colorectal laparoscopists
• ultra-low sphincter preserving rectal cancer surgery
• transanal endoscopic microsurgery (TEM) resection for skin incision free rectal tumor surgery
• elective sigmoid resection for complex and/or recurring diverticulitis
• surgery for complicated and/or medically refractory inflammatory bowel disease  

Full spectrum of medical and surgical care for benign anorectal disorders including:

• acute perirectal abscess and chronic anal fistula care
• sphincter muscle-sparing alternatives to traditional anal fissure and fistula surgery
• minimally invasive pilonidal surgery for primary and recurrent pilonidal disease
• anal warts, tags, and hidradenitis  

Additional services including:

• comprehensive surgical oncologic care for all tumors of the colon, rectum, and anus   
• medical and surgical treatment for all manifestations of diverticular disease  
• comprehensive evaluation, medical management, office treatment, and surgical care of hemorrhoid symptoms  
• anatomic and physiologic evaluation of fecal incontinence, slow transit constipation, obstructed defecation, and pelvic floor descent  

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Colorectal Cancer Awareness
Colon and Rectal Surgery Fellowship

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