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The safest approach is selected after diagnosis, imaging, previous-surgery review and anaesthesia assessment.
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Open and minimally invasive care for appendix, gallbladder and abdominal-wall conditions.
Removal of an inflamed appendix using an open or keyhole approach.
Keyhole removal of the gallbladder for selected symptomatic gallstone disease.
Gallbladder removal through a larger abdominal incision when an open approach is safer.
Open repair of a weak area in the abdominal wall or groin.
Keyhole reinforcement of selected groin or abdominal-wall hernias.
Repair of a hernia arising through a previous surgical scar.
Repair of a hernia around the navel.
Repair of a midline upper-abdominal wall defect.
Open or laparoscopic repair of a groin hernia.
Repair of a hernia through the front abdominal wall.
Patient-centred treatment pathways for piles, fissure, fistula and related anorectal conditions.
Surgical treatment for persistent or advanced haemorrhoids.
Stapled repositioning of selected prolapsing haemorrhoids.
A small procedure to reduce anal spasm in a chronic fissure.
Treatment of an abnormal infected tract near the anus.
Opening and drainage of a painful collection of pus.
Removal or treatment of a recurrent sinus near the tailbone.
Assessment-led surgery for benign, infected and selected malignant breast conditions.
Removal of a selected benign breast lump.
Excision of a breast lump for diagnosis or treatment.
Drainage of a breast infection that has formed a collection.
Removal of the breast and selected underarm lymph nodes when indicated for cancer care.
Day-care and minor procedures for common skin, soft-tissue and diagnostic concerns.
Removal of a troublesome fatty lump beneath the skin.
Removal of a recurrent or symptomatic skin cyst and its capsule.
Removal of a persistent ganglion cyst near a joint or tendon.
Removal of a selected skin or subcutaneous swelling.
Removal of a small skin sample for laboratory diagnosis.
Complete removal of a small lump or lesion for laboratory diagnosis.
Removal of part or all of a lymph node for diagnosis.
Time-sensitive surgical care supported by emergency, anaesthesia and critical-care teams.
Open abdominal surgery to diagnose and treat a serious intra-abdominal problem.
Surgery to relieve a blocked intestine when non-operative care is unsafe or unsuccessful.
Emergency repair of a hole in the stomach or intestine.
Source-control surgery for severe infection inside the abdomen.
Emergency open surgery for serious abdominal injury.
Common genitourinary, wound and reconstructive procedures selected after clinical assessment.
Removal of the foreskin for medical indications or after informed choice.
Surgical correction of persistent fluid swelling around a testicle.
Treatment of enlarged veins around the testicle in selected patients.
Fixation of a testicle in the scrotum for undescended testis or selected torsion cases.
Removal of a testicle when medically necessary.
Removal of dead or infected tissue to support wound healing.
Removal of infected or dead tissue from a diabetic foot wound.
Closure or reconstruction of a complex wound after infection or injury control.
Negative-pressure wound therapy for selected complex wounds.
Small-incision approaches that may offer less pain, faster recovery and shorter stay for suitable patients.
Keyhole removal of the gallbladder for selected symptomatic gallstone disease.
Removal of an inflamed appendix using an open or keyhole approach.
Keyhole reinforcement of selected groin or abdominal-wall hernias.
Keyhole inspection of the abdomen or pelvis when diagnosis remains uncertain.
Keyhole release of internal scar bands in selected patients.
Minimally invasive abdominal procedures selected after specialist review.
Fracture, tendon, ligament, hand and soft-tissue repair supported by imaging and rehabilitation.
Surgical alignment and stabilisation of a broken bone.
Internal fixation of selected long-bone fractures using a nail inside the bone.
Fixation of a fracture using a plate and screws.
Temporary or definitive stabilisation of a fracture using an external frame.
Stabilisation of selected small-bone or paediatric fractures using thin wires.
Repair of a cut or ruptured tendon to restore active movement.
Repair or reconstruction of a damaged stabilising ligament.
Repair of selected fractures, tendons, nerves or soft tissue in an injured hand.
Repair of traumatic muscle, fascia or skin injury.
Reconstruction of a tendon when direct repair is not possible.
Removal of contaminated or dead tissue from an orthopaedic wound.
Arthroscopy, reconstruction and joint-replacement pathways for selected knee, shoulder and hip conditions.
Keyhole inspection and treatment of selected problems inside the knee.
Keyhole evaluation and treatment of selected shoulder conditions.
Arthroscopic repair or trimming of a damaged knee meniscus.
Arthroscopic reconstruction of a torn anterior cruciate ligament.
Repair of a torn shoulder tendon using arthroscopic or open techniques.
Replacement of damaged knee surfaces to reduce pain and improve function.
Replacement of a damaged hip joint to reduce pain and improve mobility.
Focused procedures for nerve compression, tendon-pulley problems, implants and bone diagnosis.
Release of pressure on the median nerve at the wrist.
Release of a tight tendon pulley causing finger locking.
Removal of selected plates, screws, wires or nails after specialist assessment.
Collection of bone tissue for diagnosis.
Treatment of an ingrown, damaged or repeatedly infected nail.
Selected small procedures for musculoskeletal injuries or conditions.
Endoscopic and surgical care for stones, obstruction, prostate and male genitourinary conditions.
Placement of a soft internal tube between the kidney and bladder to maintain urine drainage.
Endoscopic treatment of selected ureteric stones.
Camera examination of the urethra and bladder.
Endoscopic removal of obstructing prostate tissue.
Endoscopic or open removal of stones from the bladder.
Gentle widening of a narrowed urinary passage.
Placement of a urine catheter through the lower abdomen into the bladder.
Surgical correction of persistent fluid swelling around a testicle.
Removal of the foreskin for medical indications or after informed choice.
Keyhole removal of selected large kidney stones through the back.
Safe birth pathways planned around the wellbeing of mother and baby.
Vaginal birth supported by maternal and fetal monitoring.
Surgical birth when recommended for the wellbeing of mother, baby or both.
Assisted vaginal birth using forceps or vacuum when clinically appropriate.
Open, vaginal, hysteroscopic and laparoscopic procedures for women’s health.
Removal of the uterus through an abdominal incision.
Removal of the uterus through the vagina without an abdominal incision.
Keyhole removal of the uterus through small abdominal incisions.
Short procedure to sample or remove tissue from inside the uterus.
Sampling of the uterine lining for laboratory examination.
Camera examination of the inside of the uterus.
Removal of a selected ovarian cyst, preserving healthy ovary where possible.
Urgent removal of a pregnancy growing outside the uterus when surgery is required.
Permanent female contraception by blocking the fallopian tubes.
Removal of uterine fibroids while preserving the uterus.
Diagnostic and therapeutic endoscopy coordinated with gastroenterology specialists.
Camera examination of the food pipe, stomach and first part of the small intestine.
Camera examination of the large intestine.
Endoscopic removal of a polyp from the stomach or bowel.
Endoscopic treatment of selected bile-duct or pancreatic-duct problems.
Removal of a swallowed object or impacted food using an endoscope.
Placement of a feeding tube through the abdominal wall into the stomach.
Repair and wound-cover options that prioritise healing, function and careful tissue handling.
Surgical improvement of a selected troublesome scar.
Layered closure of a traumatic or difficult wound.
Coverage of a suitable wound using a thin layer of the patient’s own skin.
Repair of tissue beneath the nail after fingertip injury.
Precise layered repair of a facial cut.
Repair of a split or stretched ear lobe.
Life-saving bedside and operation-theatre procedures performed only when clinically indicated.
Opening and drainage of a painful collection of pus.
Placement of a tube into the chest to drain air, blood or infected fluid.
Placement of a large intravenous line for critical medicines, monitoring or difficult access.
Emergency coordination and assistance for temporary pacing when the heart rate is dangerously slow.
Creation of a breathing opening in the neck when prolonged or emergency airway access is needed.
A life-saving emergency airway used only when standard airway access is impossible.
Urgent release of dangerously high pressure within a limb compartment.
Open abdominal surgery to diagnose and treat a serious intra-abdominal problem.
Selected procedures planned for short observation and same-day discharge when recovery is satisfactory.
Removal of a troublesome fatty lump beneath the skin.
Removal of a recurrent or symptomatic skin cyst and its capsule.
Surgical correction of persistent fluid swelling around a testicle.
Removal of the foreskin for medical indications or after informed choice.
Removal of a persistent ganglion cyst near a joint or tendon.
Treatment of an ingrown, damaged or repeatedly infected nail.
Release of a tight tendon pulley causing finger locking.
Removal of a small skin sample for laboratory diagnosis.
Complete removal of a small lump or lesion for laboratory diagnosis.
Selected small procedures for musculoskeletal injuries or conditions.
Planned and emergency procedures are supported by anaesthesia, monitoring, sterile workflow, imaging and post-anaesthesia recovery systems.
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Do not delay assessment for severe abdominal pain, trauma, heavy bleeding, breathing difficulty or a rapidly worsening swelling.
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