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Clinical Interests	Hernia, gallstones, haemorrhoids, colonoscopy / endoscopy, laparoscopic general and colorectal surgery with a special interest in pelvic floor disorders and proctology.
Qualifications	MA, DM, FRCS
NHS Hospitals	Kingston Hospital
Email	michael_jarrett@btinternet.com
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Clinic Times	Monday pm/alt Wednesdays am
Telephone for appointment on	020 8949 9020 Secretary: Serena Gunn - 0208 543 9924

Mr. Michael Jarrett is a consultant laparoscopic (keyhole) general and colorectal surgeon with a special interest in hernia and haemorrhoid surgery as well as faecal incontinence and pelvic floor problems.

He works at Kingston Hospital and The New Victoria Hospital, Kingston-upon-Thames. As well as being a member of the Association of Coloproctology.

Clinical Interests	Gallstones, hernia, reflux disease, bariatric / weight loss surgery. Laparoscopic / minimally invasive surgery.
Qualifications	FRCS
NHS Hospitals	St George's Hospital
Email	marcusreddy@doctors.org.uk
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Clinic Times	Alt Saturday am
Telephone for appointment on	020 7100 8083 Fax: 020 8082 5765

MR. K. MARCUS REDDY
Consultant Bariatric, Upper Gastrointestinal and Laparoscopic Surgeon

Marcus Reddy is Consultant Surgeon at St George's Hospital. He is the lead Upper GI Surgeon at St George's and developed the South Thames Bariatric Service which is preferred provider for NHS bariatric surgery in the region.

Mr Reddy trained in London and Australia where he trained in upper GI surgery, liver transplant, hepatobiliary surgery and laparoscopic surgery. His NHS and private practice spans a range of laparoscopic and open general surgery. He has a particular interest in laparoscopic gastric banding, sleeve gastrectomy, Roux en Y gastric bypass, laparoscopic cholecystectomy, laparoscopic and open hernia repairs. He performs anti-reflux surgery such as laparoscopic Nissen fundoplication and surgery for achalasia for local and regional patients.

Mr Reddy has published on management of biliary injuries following cholecystectomy, unusual hernias such as interparietal hernias and also follow-up of hernia repairs performed with pre-peritoneal techniques. He performs cholecystectomy and hernia repairs as day-case when appropriate and uses non-diathermy techniques such as Ultracision Harmonic Scalpel to avoid electrical conduction complications in laparoscopic surgery.