There is also a special interest in constipation and pelvic outlet disorders, incontinence and prolapse. The program also provides expertise in office management of anorectal disease, ambulatory office based anorectal procedures, and expertise in management of HIV related illness. PGY-1 and 4 general surgical residents rotate on the service at all times. Include weekly colon and rectal conference with radiology and pathology. Monthly journal club with faculty.
Program is oriented toward clinical practice of colon and rectal surgery.
Wide exposure to office proctology is provided during the year. Resident is encouraged to attend general surgery rounds and general surgery morbidity and mortality conferences.