Sanjay Chaudhri
MBBS, MS, FRCS (Glas), FRCS (Eng), FRCS(Gen Surgery)
General Surgery
Leicester
- Spire Leicester
Profile
Mr Sanjay Chaudhri qualified in medicine and general surgery in India and served in the Indian Navy- In the UK he underwent further surgical training at academic colorectal units at Freeman Hospital Newcastle upon Tyne, Liverpool Royal Hospital and University Hospital Birmingham.
He has also been on various travelling fellowships to Toronto, Naples and Stockholm. He is passionate about minimally invasive surgery and offers keyhole and robotic surgery for over 75 per cent of his patients with colorectal cancer, inflammatory bowel disease, and diverticular disease. He has a strong clinical research background and has presented regularly at various International and National meetings. He is actively involved with surgical trials and is a member of the Cohort Studies subcommittee of the European Society of Coloproctology.
Procedures
Reviews
Professional and honest
"Mr Chaudhri and his team were incredibly helpful, professional and very honest. I have the upmost trust in him and really appreciate his support before and after my surgery"
I left feeling uplifted
"This doctor spoke to you and made jokes to make you feel at ease. He was also clearly very knowledgable, and his words/advice were comforting and I left feeling uplifted. With regards to the procedure itself, he wasn't aggressive but nor was he too slow where you had time to consider the slight discomfort; the pace and strength were fine and made for a quick and easy colonoscopy"
Colonoscopy
Courteous and empathetic
"Courteous and empathetic. Gave an honest opinion with sensitivity and displayed great patience when asked repeated but unrelated questions. He was thorough in his explanation of the procedure and clearly explained the next steps with time to ask questions. He appeared to take his time without rushing through the appointment.
Clearly Mr Chaudhri, cares deeply about the surgery he performs, taking into account the holistic needs of his patient.
Thank you"