General surgical conditions include hand and nerve issues such as carpal tunnel syndrome and ganglion cysts, as well as abscesses and complex wounds requiring management in a theatre setting. Assessment with Mr Mathew Jacobensures timely diagnosis and effective treatment planning.
Understanding the Condition
These conditions may cause pain, numbness, swelling, visible lumps or persistent wounds that aren’t healing properly. Many can be treated simply, while others need surgical intervention. Consultation with Mr Mathew Jacob helps determine the most appropriate and reassuring pathway forward.
This category covers carpal tunnel syndrome, ganglion cysts, infected or recurring abscesses and complex wounds that may require surgical cleaning or closure in theatre.
When should I seek help?
If you notice persistent numbness or tingling in the hands, painful or recurring lumps, worsening infections, or wounds that will not heal, a referral to Mr Mathew Jacob allows proper assessment and surgical planning where needed.
Know More About What We Offer
Mr Mathew Jacob provides clinical assessment, imaging if required, and offers operative management for hand and nerve conditions, ganglions, abscess drainage and complex wound care in a controlled theatre environment.
Robotic Surgery
Robotic surgery uses advanced technology for precise, minimally invasive procedures, often allowing smaller incisions and faster recovery. Mr Mathew Jacob is an experienced robotic surgeon and console accredited with the da Vinci XI Robotic System and supervises other surgeons starting their robotic journey (formally known as Proctorship) sharing his expertise to ensure safe, effective use of this advanced technology.
General surgery includes abdominal, gastrointestinal and soft-tissue conditions, along with endoscopic investigations including gastroscopy, colonoscopy and polypectomy.
Colorectal surgery covers conditions of the colon, rectum and anus, as well as endoscopic procedures such as colonoscopy, polypectomy and haemorrhoid banding. Patients may need assessment for bleeding, changes in bowel habits, anal pain, or when screening identifies a concerning finding.
Everyone’s “normal” is different, but if you’re experiencing anything unusual or new, please speak with your GP and discuss whether a referral to Mr Mathew Jacob is appropriate. We need to receive all referrals before arranging consultations. If you have any questions about this process, our team is always here to help.
