Mr Ross Carter: General surgery

Covid-19

Hospitals are starting to offer more treatment for private patients, although a very small number will continue to provide NHS care only. Hospitals will need to catch up on all the treatment that was postponed at the start of the outbreak. If you’re due to see a Bupa recognised healthcare professional, we recommend you discuss this with them as they’ll be best placed to let you know whether there’s likely to be any impact on your treatment. Hospitals are taking extra precautionary steps to keep patients safe, such as asking them to self-isolate for 14 days before treatment and pre-admission testing. For our latest updates, support and guidance visit our COVID-19 information hub.

Fee assured
Verified this account

Overview

COVID-19

You'll need to contact this healthcare professional to check their availability

Specialises in

Hepatobiliary

About me

Ross Carter was born and schooled in Northern Ireland before graduating from the University of Glasgow in 1983. He was appointed to Glasgow Royal Infirmary in 1996 as Consultant pancreatico-biliary endoscopist and surgeon. He has developed a particular interest in the surgical, laparoscopic and endoscopic management of pancreatic disease, particularly the minimally invasive management of the complications arising from severe acute pancreatitis.

Areas of interest

Laparoscopic cholecystectomy; Pancreatic Cancer; Acute pancreatitis; Chronic pancreatitis; Biliary disease; ERCP; Endoscopy; Hernia surgery (open and laparoscopic); Minimally invasive surgery