- Fee assured
- Awaiting verification
- Not in Open Referral network
Specialises in
- General
- Lower GI surgery
Offers
- Face-to-face consultations
- Video and telephone consultations
About me
Mr Keith Chapple is a full-time consultant in colorectal and general surgery. He provides a comprehensive range of investigations and treatments for common abdominal and colorectal conditions including rectal bleeding and bowel disturbance and offers the latest treatments such as the HALO procedure for haemorrhoids.
He has a particular interest in laparoscopic surgery and the investigation and treatment of pelvic floor conditions such as faecal incontinence, rectal prolapse and constipation. He offers the full range of treatments for these conditions including sacral neuromodulation.
He is a member of the Court of Examiners of the Royal College of Surgeons of England, director of the Sheffield Anorectal Ultrasound course and has published widely on all aspects of colorectal disease.
Areas of interest
Gastroenterology; colorectal surgery; colonoscopy; sigmoidoscopy; hernia surgery, including inguinal (groin) hernias; rectal bleeding; haemorrhoids (piles); anal fissures; laparoscopic surgery ('keyhole surgery'); functional bowel disorders (incontinence and constipation); colorectal cancer, abdominal pain; pilonidal disease surgery; irritable bowel syndrome (IBS); change in bowel habit; heartburn; acid reflux
Medical secretaries
- Anne Green
- 0114 267 4408
Anaesthetists worked with
- Dr Aleksejs Vinogradovs
Fee Assured
- Dr Amar Jawad
Fee Assured
Information for healthcare professionals (Bupa patients only, last 12 months)
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H2002
Diagnostic colonoscopy, includes forceps biopsy of colon and ileum - ()
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H5240
Banding of haemorrhoids - ()
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T2000
Primary repair of inguinal hernia - ()
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S4213
Debridement and primary suture of wound without involvement of deeper tissue (skin & subcutaneous fat only) - trunk & limbs - ()
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H2502
Diagnostic flexible sigmoidoscopy (including forceps biopsy and proctoscopy) - ()
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