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Colorectal Surgeon

Mr Satish Warrier

Colorectal Cancer, Peritoneal Cancer, Advanced Cancer, Laparosopic, Advanced Transanal Surgery, Robotic Surgery

Biography

Satish Warrier is a colorectal surgeon at Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre, Alfred Health and Epworth Healthcare. He has a specialist interest in advanced cancer care and minimally invasive surgery. He leads the transanal TME program at Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre. Satish is the current deputy chair of the Victorian Surgical training board, and head of research working party within the training board. He was awarded the inaugural Epworth- CLeveland fellowship and in 2011 spent 12 months training in advanced colorectal surgey at the Cleveland Clinic. His thesis entitled," management of young onset colorectal cancer" provided a platform for ongoing input into the familial cancer centre at Peter Mac. His other interests include management of advanced pelvic malignancy (pelvic exenterations), peritoneal cancer work (cytoreduction and HIPEC), advanced laparoscopy including single port surgery, and robotic surgery. He continues to review journals and publishes in all areas of colorectal surgery.

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Lower gastrointestinal

Qualifications

MBBS, MS, BSC (Med), FRACS

Colorectal Surgeon

Mr Satish Warrier

Colorectal Cancer, Peritoneal Cancer, Advanced Cancer, Laparosopic, Advanced Transanal Surgery, Robotic Surgery

Lower Gastrointestinal

Lower gastrointestinal (also called colorectal, bowel or colon) cancer happens in the large intestine of the digestive system.
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