Vital General Surgery
Relieve pain and restore function.
Hernia Repair Surgery
Hernias are a common condition affecting thousands of Canadians, causing discomfort, pain, and anxiety about daily activities. Whether inguinal, umbilical, or incisional, hernias do not resolve on their own and typically worsen over time. Left untreated, they can restrict physical activity, limit your ability to work or exercise, and lead to serious complications including incarceration or strangulation, which require emergency intervention. In the public system, patients often wait months or even years for repair, during which time they may be unable to lift their own children, participate in sports, or perform their job duties without pain or fear. We believe that hernia repair should not require extended waiting periods that compromise quality of life and risk dangerous complications. This straightforward surgical procedure has excellent outcomes and allows most patients to return to normal activities within weeks. Timely access to experienced surgical care means you can get back to living your life without limitation, discomfort, or the constant worry that comes with an untreated hernia.

Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease (GERD) Surgery
As the underlying cause of GERD is weakening of the muscular valve between the stomach and esophagus (lower esophageal sphincter) that functions to keep stomach acid down, the primary goal of surgery is to reinforce the valve to prevent acid from refluxing into the esophagus.
This is accomplished through a laparoscopic procedure called a fundoplication, in which the top of the stomach, or fundus, is wrapped around the bottom of the esophagus. If patients have an associated hiatus hernia, where the stomach has herniated through the diaphragm, this will be repaired at the same time. Anti-reflux surgery is highly effective, and over 95% of people are off acid suppressing medications immediately after surgery.
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