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  • Endodontics & root-canal care

    Endodontics treats disease inside the tooth and around its root. Planning considers whether the tooth can be restored, the complexity of its canals and the need for a final protective restoration.

  • Endometriosis care

    Endometriosis care considers pain, fertility and the organs involved. Imaging, medical treatment and surgery have different roles; associated conditions may need separate assessment.

  • Epilepsy & seizure assessment

    Seizure assessment uses a detailed event history and selected tests. EEG findings are interpreted with the clinical picture; some patients need prolonged monitoring or surgical evaluation.

  • Exercise & lifestyle prevention

    Lifestyle support works best with realistic goals and review. Exercise planning considers current health, activity, mobility and any symptoms that need medical assessment first.

  • Eye care & surgery

    Ophthalmology covers vision assessment and medical or surgical care of the eye. Cataract, corneal, retinal and refractive procedures have different eligibility criteria, investigations and follow-up requirements.

  • Facial plastic surgery

    Facial surgery requires assessment of both appearance and function. Recovery may involve swelling, wound reviews and procedure-specific restrictions before travel.

  • Foot & ankle surgery

    Foot and ankle care considers alignment, tendon function, stability and footwear. Weight-bearing restrictions and access to walking aids are central to travel and recovery planning.

  • Gastroenterology

    Digestive diseases, gastroscopy, colonoscopy and inflammatory bowel disease care; biopsy and treatment may accompany endoscopy.

  • Gastrointestinal oncology

    Digestive-system cancers require organ-specific staging and nutritional assessment. Treatment sequencing can include surgery, systemic therapy and selected radiation or ablation procedures.

  • General & internal medicine

    First assessment of symptoms, family health and chronic conditions, with targeted tests and referrals.

  • General & robotic surgery

    General surgery includes open and minimally invasive operations. Robot assistance is one possible surgical approach, including in other surgical specialties; the surgeon determines whether it suits the operation and the patient.

  • Geriatric medicine

    Comprehensive assessment of frailty, mobility, cognition, medication and support needs in older adults.

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