Best General surgeon in Stones Corner
Dr Stephen Allison
General surgeon
Dr Shinn Yeung
General surgeon
surgery at the Princess Alexandra Hospital and gained fellowship of the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons in 2000. Following this, Dr Yeung travelled to Basingstoke, England where further specialist training in hepatobiliary surgery, particularly in the management of colorectal liver metastases, was undertaken. Upon returning to Brisbane, Dr Yeung undertook further training in liver transplantation, advanced hepatobiliary and pancreatic surgery.
Dr Peter Gourlas
General surgeon
and is qualified to perform Colonoscopies. Dr Gourlass interests include the surgical management of bowel cancer, inflammatory bowel disease, diverticular disease, as well as hernia surgery. All of these are generally performed with minimally invasive surgery either laparoscopically or robotically to enhance patients early recovery.
Dr Thomas ORourke
General surgeon
University of Queensland. He is a Fellow of the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons. He has international fellowship training in hepatobiliary surgery and surgical oncology at the North Hampshire Hospital and Royal Marsden Hospital. He is a board member of the Australian and New Zealand Hepato Pancreatico Biliary Association (ANZHPBA). He has recently stepped down as supervisor of surgical training and the board in general surgery. Dr ORourke is a senior lecturer in surgery for the University of Queensland.
Dr Joy Chakraborty
General surgeon
Royal Australasian College of Surgeons in 2012. Following this, he undertook three years of further subspecialist training in Colorectal Surgery. He spent his years of post-fellowship subspecialty training at The Princess Alexandra Hospital, Brisbane; Bankstown and St. George Private Hospitals in Sydney and then at The Royal Melbourne Hospital and Epworth Private Hospitals in Melbourne. He was awarded the Certificate of Training in Colorectal Surgery by The Australia and New Zealand Training Board in Colorectal Surgery (ANZTBCRS).
Dr Mehan Siriwardhane
General surgeon
and robotic hepato pancreato biliary surgery. Dr Mehan Siriwardhane graduated from the University of Sydney medical faculty in 2004 with a first class honours in medical science. He subsequently completed his general surgical training at Princess Alexandra Hospital in 2012.
Dr Bradley Morris
General surgeon
at the Princess Alexandra Hospital, and has a private practice at the Greenslopes Private Hospital and Mater Private Hospital Redlands.
Dr Ben Lancashire
General surgeon
in oncoplastic and reconstructive breast surgery, thyroid surgery, and parathyroid surgery. He also has advanced training in the management of elective and emergency general surgical conditions.
What is General Practitioner?
The term general practitioner describes the extensive area of responsibility of the general practitioner very aptly. Patients see the specialist in general medicine as the first and primary point of contact for all illnesses and questions about health. Who does not know it? As soon as you feel sick or need medical advice, the first thing you should do is go to your family doctor. The
primary doctor principle even provides that you always visit your family doctor first before you visit a specialist.
As part of the consultation with the doctor, the so-called anamnesis , the general practitioner asks about the patient’s state of health. The general practitioner often treats and cares for patients he has known for a long time, often even through families over several generations. In addition to the necessary professional competence, this gives him a special role as a confidant. In many cases, this also makes diagnosis easier for the family doctor.
In addition to treating illnesses, the general practitioner specializes in preventive care, such as vaccinations and nutritional advice. In addition, he accompanies patients in their rehabilitation phase after hospital treatment or serious illness.
In the case of special illnesses that require specialist knowledge in a certain area, the general practitioner refers his patients to the relevant specialist for further treatment or differential diagnosis. The general practitioner is also responsible for collating all of a patient’s medically important data and works closely with all facilities and institutions that are important for the patient’s health.
What does a general practitioner do?
An examination by the family doctor always begins with the so-called anamnesis. The general practitioner asks the person concerned in detail about their health problems. If the patient is already known, he arranges the information in the medical context or his individual medical history.
The general practitioner also uses the following examination methods: Physical examination Blood pressure measurement Pulse measurement Blood test Electrocardiogram (EKG) Pulmonary function test Ultrasound examination (sonography) Doppler sonographs Infusion and transfusion therapy Medical checkups
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