Mr Rajaraman Durai
Mr Raj Durai is a General Surgeon with a special interest in Colorectal surgery in Sawbridgeworth, Hertfordshire.
Based At
NHS base
Princess Alexandra Hospital Harlow
GMC Number
5182110
Clinic Timetable
Clinical interests
Hernias: Epigastric / umbilical / paraumbilical / femoral / Spigelian / incisional
Gall bladder surgery
Colorectal surgery: Pruritus ani / haemorrhoids/ fissure in ano / fistula / colon and rectal cancers / inflammatory bowel disease / stoma related problems / pilonidal sinus
Colonoscopy
Mr Durai will see patients from 18 yrs+
Professional Memberships
Royal College of Surgeons Glasgow
British Medical Association
General Medical Council
MDDUS
European Society of Coloproctology (Online)
Academic Background
Mr Durai is a general surgeon with a special interest in Colorectal surgery. During his higher surgical training, he was trained in various hospitals attached to the London Deanery. Subsequent to his registrar training, he spent more than a year in Royal College of Surgeons of England accredited Post CCT fellowship in laparoscopic colorectal surgery and worked as a consultant in Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital for a year.
Mr Durai also holds an MD from The University of London which was a result of his research in gene therapy in colorectal surgery.
Based at
NHS base
Princess Alexandra Hospital Harlow
GMC Number
5182110
Clinic Timetable
Clinical interests
Hernias: Epigastric / umbilical / paraumbilical / femoral / Spigelian / incisional
Gall bladder surgery
Colorectal surgery: Pruritus ani / haemorrhoids/ fissure in ano / fistula / colon and rectal cancers / inflammatory bowel disease / stoma related problems / pilonidal sinus
Colonoscopy
Mr Durai will see patients from 18 yrs+
Professional Memberships
Royal College of Surgeons Glasgow
British Medical Association
General Medical Council
MDDUS
European Society of Coloproctology (Online)
Academic Background
Mr Durai is a general surgeon with a special interest in Colorectal surgery. During his higher surgical training, he was trained in various hospitals attached to the London Deanery. Subsequent to his registrar training, he spent more than a year in Royal College of Surgeons of England accredited Post CCT fellowship in laparoscopic colorectal surgery and worked as a consultant in Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital for a year.
Mr Durai also holds an MD from The University of London which was a result of his research in gene therapy in colorectal surgery.