Mr George Tsavellas: General surgery

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Mr George Tsavellas

General surgery

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Specialises in

Lower GI surgery

About me

Mr Tsavellas was born and educated in London. After qualifying from Charing Cross and Westminster Medical School in 1990, he undertook surgical training at University College and Middlesex Hospitals in central London and subsequently on the Wessex rotation, in the South of England. He spent several years working in regional specialist units and was awarded the highly coveted degree of Master of Surgery (MS) from the University of London for research into colorectal cancer undertaken at the Chelsea & Westminster Hospital in London.

Mr Tsavellas gained the specialist Intercollegiate Fellowship of the Royal College of Surgeons (FRCS Gen Surg) in Feb 2003, and holds the Certificate of Completion of Specialist Training (CCST). He was appointed as a substantive Consultant General & GI Surgeon at the East Kent Hospitals Trust in Jan 2004.

Areas of interest

Colorectal (bowel) cancer; Haemorrhoids ("piles"); Pilonidal sinus; Colorectal surgery (lower GI); Colonoscopy; Hernias, including inguinal hernia; Varicose veins; Laparoscopic procedures ('keyhole surgery'); Pelvic oncology; Gall bladder; Gallstones; Anal fistula; Rectal bleeding; Colorectal disease (Lower GI); Colon cancer

Medical secretaries

Kerry Goulding
The Spencer Private Hospital Ramsgate Road MARGATE CT9 4BG
01843 234247
07805 130084
01843 296333
kerry.goulding@spencerhospitals.com

Samantha Warr
BMI The Chaucer Hospital Nackington Road CANTERBURY CT4 7AR
01227 825111
07805 130084
01227 825133
swarr@bmihealthcare.co.uk

Anaesthetists worked with (Bupa members, please ask your consultant whether your anaesthetist is fee-assured)

Miss Ana Alegria

Dr Antony Hodgetts

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External resources

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Publications

1. Population-based cohort study of outcomes following cholecystectomy for benign gallbladder diseases. Br J Surg. Aug 2016.
2. Patient-related factors influence the risk of developing intestinal stoma complications in early post-operative period. ANZ J Surg. Dec 2015.
3. Laparoscopic approach and patient length of stay in elective colorectal surgery without an enhanced recovery programme. ANZ J Surg. Jul 2014.
4. A pilot survey of consenting practice for laparoscopic cholecystectomy.
J Bioeth Inq. Mar 2014.
5. Could cecal polyp detection rate be surrogate marker of cecal intubation and a indicator of colonoscopic competence?
Am J Gastroenterol. Jun 2013.
6. Is earlier referral and investigation of bowel cancer patients presenting with rectal bleeding associated with better survival?
Colorectal Dis. Nov 2011.
7. Current attitudes and practices towards diathermy smoke. Ann R Coll Surg Eng. Mar 2007.
8. Does sentinel lymph node biopsy have a role in colorectal cancer? Colorectal Dis. May 2002.
9. Flow cytometry correlates with RT-PCR for detection of spiked but not circulating colorectal cancer cells. Clin Exp Metastasis. 2002
10. Sentinel lymph node biopsy in colorectal cancer: a bridge too far?
Int J Colorectal Dis. May 2002.
11. Soft-tissue case 42. Hypothenar hammer syndrome. Can J Surg. Dec 2001.
12. Breathlessness after percutaneous biliary drainage. Postgrad Med J. Dec 2001.
13. Detection and clinical significance of occult tumour cells in colorectal cancer.
Br J Surg. Oct 2001.
14. A rare presentation of a common disease.
Postgrad Med J. Oct 2001.
15. Colorectal cancer surveillance post-surgery.
Hosp Med. Aug 2001.
16. Get knotted! Ann R Coll Surg Engl. Jul 2001.
17. Acute-phase protein, survival and tumour recurrence in patients with colorectal cancer
Br J Surg. Aug 2001.
18. Varicose veins made easy!
Ann R Coll Surg Engl. Mar 2000.
20. Tourniquet use during varicose vein surgery: a survey of current practice among Wessex surgeons. Ann R Coll Surg Engl. Mar 2000.

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Procedures completed

X3510
IV sedation administered by operator - (5-50)

Spencer Private Hospitals (Margate) (5-50) BMI The Chaucer Hospital (5-50)
H2510
Rigid sigmoidoscopy (including proctoscopy and biopsy) - (5-50)

Spencer Private Hospitals (Margate) (5-50) BMI The Chaucer Hospital (5-50)
H2002
Diagnostic colonoscopy, includes forceps biopsy of colon and ileum - (5-50)

Spencer Private Hospitals (Margate) (1-5) BMI The Chaucer Hospital (1-5)
J1830
Laparoscopic cholecystectomy - (5-50)

Spencer Private Hospitals (Margate) (1-5)
H2502
Diagnostic flexible sigmoidoscopy (including forceps biopsy and proctoscopy) - (5-50)

Spencer Private Hospitals (Margate) (1-5) BMI The Chaucer Hospital (1-5)
H2003
Therapeutic colonoscopy with snare loop biopsy or excision of lesion - (5-50)

Spencer Private Hospitals (Margate) (1-5) BMI The Chaucer Hospital (1-5)
H2503
Therapeutic sigmoidoscopy with snare loop biopsy or excision of lesion - (5-50)

Spencer Private Hospitals (Margate) (1-5)
T2002
Laparoscopic repair of inguinal hernia - unilateral - (5-50)

BMI The Chaucer Hospital (1-5)
H0310
Drainage of abscess of appendix or drainage of intra-abdominal abscess - (1-5)

Spencer Private Hospitals (Margate) (1-5)
H6260
Proctoscopy (+/- biopsy) - (1-5)

BMI The Chaucer Hospital (1-5) Spencer Private Hospitals (Margate) (1-5)
H4800
Excision of lesion of anus - (1-5)
G6500
Diagnostic oesophago-gastro-duodenoscopy (OGD) includes forceps biopsy, biopsy urease test and dye spray - (1-5)

Spencer Private Hospitals (Margate) (1-5)
T2710
Primary repair of ventral hernia not requiring mesh - (1-5)
G7530
Closure of ileostomy (as sole procedure) - (1-5)
G7403
Laparoscopic ileostomy - (1-5)

Spencer Private Hospitals (Margate) (1-5)
H5620
Lateral sphincterotomy of anus - (1-5)

BMI The Chaucer Hospital (1-5)
H5240
Banding of haemorrhoids - (1-5)

BMI The Chaucer Hospital (1-5)
T4300
Laparoscopic adhesiolysis (including biopsy) - (1-5)
T2012
Laparoscopic repair of inguinal hernia - bilateral - (1-5)
L8515
Endovenous laser treatment (EVLT) of more than one venous trunk +/- phlebectomies - bilateral - (1-5)

Spencer Private Hospitals (Margate) (1-5)
X3750
Botulinum toxin injections to muscle - (1-5)

Spencer Private Hospitals (Margate) (1-5)
H4180
Full or partial thickness rectal biopsy - (1-5)
T2780
Component Separation Technique (CST) repair of recurrent incisional abdominal hernia +/- mesh - (1-5)
T2000
Primary repair of inguinal hernia - (1-5)
S2503
Local flap - 9cm2 or more (including graft/flap to secondary defect) - (1-5)
H3365
Laparoscopic anterior resection - low (i.e. colorectal anastomosis at or below the peritoneal reflection) - (1-5)

Spencer Private Hospitals (Margate) (1-5)
H5800
Drainage through perineal region (including ischio-rectal abscess) (including sigmoidoscopy) - (1-5)
H5520
Laying open of high anal fistula (fistulotomy) +/- insertion of stitch (including sigmoidoscopy) - (1-5)
H0280
Laparoscopic appendicectomy - (1-5)
S5710
Debridement of wound (and surgical toilet) - up to 25cm2 in area - (1-5)

Spencer Private Hospitals (Margate) (1-5)
H3390
Reversal of hartmann's procedure - (1-5)
G8082
Diagnostic oesophago-gastro-duodenoscopy (OGD) and immediate colonoscopy includes forceps biopsies, biopsy test and dye spray (as sole procedure) - (1-5)
H4130
Perianal excision of lesion of rectum (including sigmoidoscopy) - (1-5)

BMI The Chaucer Hospital (1-5)
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