Colorectal & Oncology Centre

Understand your condition and treatment options, step by step.

Clear information about colorectal cancer, laparoscopic cancer surgery, and advanced or complex cases, to help patients and referring doctors prepare for consultation.

Last updated: September 2026 · Educational information; it does not replace individual medical assessment.

What should you bring to consultation?

The more complete your medical record is, the more useful the consultation will be.

  • A clear clinical summary and your current symptoms
  • Colonoscopy and pathology reports
  • CT or MRI reports and the original images when available
  • Previous operation notes and discharge summaries
  • Your medication list, allergies and major medical conditions
The plan differs from one patient to another. Laparoscopic surgery, open surgery, further tests or non-surgical treatment may each be the best option depending on the diagnosis, extent of disease and general health.

Patient resources

Everything you need to prepare for surgery and recovery, and to recognise warning signs.

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Clinics & booking

Dr. Fady Barbary

FRCS · MRCS · ESLS

A consultation that explains your options

Explore Dr. Fady’s qualifications and surgical experience at Nottingham University Hospitals. Bring your questions about alternatives, risks and follow-up before making a decision.

Ileostomy and colostomy care

Pouch changes, skin care, food and fluids, warning signs, practical videos and an Egypt supplies directory.

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