Sphincter Preservation
Modern surgical technique avoids permanent colostomy in most rectal cancers.
Colorectal Surgery
Minimally Invasive Rectal Surgery in Bradenton, FL
Rectal cancer, rectal prolapse, and other rectal conditions may require surgical intervention. Dr. Toomey performs minimally invasive low anterior resection and other rectal procedures.
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- ✓Low anterior resection for rectal cancer
- ✓Rectal prolapse repair
- ✓Transanal procedures for polyps
- ✓Sphincter-preserving techniques when oncologically safe
- ✓Multidisciplinary coordination with oncology and gastroenterology
Benefits & Outcomes
Minimally Invasive
Laparoscopic and robotic approaches reduce recovery vs. open rectal surgery.
Frequently Asked Questions
Will I need a colostomy for rectal cancer?▾
Most low rectal cancers can be treated with sphincter-preserving surgery. Dr. Toomey discusses this at consultation.
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