Did you know?

• More than 90% of colon cancer deaths could be preventable with timely removal of precancerous polyps.
• More than 1 in 16 will develop colon cancer, with both man and woman being at equal risk.
• Colon cancer begins as polyps which grow slowly over several years before developing into cancer.
• Several studies have proven that if the polyps are removed before becoming malignant, this can decrease or virtually eliminate the chances of developing cancer.

Common problems treated include: Crohn’s disease, Colon cancer, Gallstones and other Colorectal / GI problems. Learn more.

	Edward R. Franko, MD, FACS Board-certified Colorectal Surgery Board-certified General Surgery
	Robert M. Jacobson, MD, FACS Board-certified Colorectal Surgery Fellowship-trained Colorectal Surgery
	Warren E. Lichliter, MD, FACS Board-certified Colorectal Surgery Board-certified General Surgery
	Michael Pendola, MD Board-certified General Surgery Fellowship-trained Colorectal Surgery
	Roberto Rodriguez-Ruesga, MD, FACS Board-certified Colorectal Surgery Board-certified General Surgery
	Paitoon Tulanon, MD, FACS Board-certified Colorectal Surgery Board-certified General Surgery
	Daniel E. Wandrey, MD Board-certified General Surgery