020 8401 3000
Upper Gastrointestinal GI Surgery
The upper GI services provide comprehensive care to the patients presenting with diseases of biliary aetiology such as gall stones, gall bladder polyps and inflammation of gall bladder. This involves keyhole operation to remove the gallbladder on elective or emergency basis at Croydon University Hospital site.
Elective gall bladder operations are now performed as a day surgical procedure avoiding the need for inpatient hospital stay. Patients with acute pancreatitis due to various aetiologies are also treated here by the expert team. Surgery for oesophageal motility disorder such as antireflux surgery and achalasia cardia.
Key hole surgery for inguinal hernias, recurrent hernias and incisional hernias are routinely performed here.
Except complex ventral hernia repairs, most of the procedures are performed as a day surgical procedure.
The centre wishes to promote laparoscopic splenectomy in due course. Surgery for complications of peptic ulcer disease such as perforation (burst ulcer), bleeding ulcers are routinely performed here. Patients with oesophago-gastric and hepato-biliary cancers are managed by the multidisciplinary team of experts liaising with Royal Marsden Hospital.
Laparoscopic cholecystectomy
Key hole operation for gall bladder removal – Croydon University Hospital
Laparoscopic fundoplication
Anti reflux surgery - Croydon University Hospital
Laparoscopic Heller’s cardiomyotomy
Surgery for achalasia cardia - Croydon University Hospital
Laparoscopic hernia repairs
Key hole repair for inguinal, incisional, ventral hernias – Croydon University Hospital
Laparoscopic splenectomy
Key hole operation for removal of spleen- Croydon University Hospital
Palliative gastric operations
Gastrectomy , gastro-jejunostomy - Croydon University Hospital
Appointments
What do I do if I haven’t received my appointment yet?
Contact the secretary through switch board 020 8401 3000
What do I do if I want to change or cancel an appointment?
Contact the secretary through switch board 020 8401 3000
What should I bring to my appointment?
Appointment letter, current medical prescription + own medications, copy of reports of the investigations such as ultrasound scan / endoscopy etc if available.
What time should I arrive for my appointment?
5-10 minutes prior to the appointment and report to the outpatient reception.
Clinic information
Outpatient clinics
Mr Hurley
Monday am
Mr Taribagil
Tuesday pm
Theatre days
Mr Hurley
Monday PM , Thursday (all day), Day surgery unit - Friday am
Mr Taribagil
Wednesday (All day), Day surgery unit – alternate Mondays (All day)
Contact Us
Mr Paul Hurley
Email: paul.hurley@croydonhealth.nhs.uk
Mr Sanjay Taribagil
Email: sanjay.taribagil@croydonhealth.nhs.uk
Secretary – Avril Rogers- Tel – 02084013000 Ext. 3326









