Dr Aun Jamal is a consultant colorectal and surgical oncologist with extensive experience in the management of colorectal cancers and complex pelvic malignancies. His practice is characterized by a high surgical volume, particularly in advanced, recurrent, and technically demanding colorectal cancer cases.
Managing a large number of colorectal and pelvic cancer surgeries annually has allowed Dr Jamal to develop deep expertise in oncologically sound, function-preserving surgery, even in the most challenging scenarios.
This high-volume experience translates into:
Colorectal cancer is among the most common cancers worldwide and requires specialized, guideline-driven care. Dr Aun Jamal provides end-to-end colorectal cancer management, from diagnosis and staging to surgery and long-term follow-up.
Conditions Treated:
Every case is evaluated through a multidisciplinary team (MDT) approach, ensuring treatment plans align with international oncology standards.
A defining aspect of Dr Aun Jamal’s practice is the high volume of colorectal and complex pelvic cancer surgeries performed. High-volume surgical practice is recognized as a key factor in achieving superior oncological outcomes.
Dr Jamal routinely performs:
Where clinically appropriate, minimally invasive colorectal cancer surgery is prioritized to reduce surgical trauma and enhance recovery.
Benefits include:
Equally important is organ and function preservation, particularly in rectal cancer, where bowel, urinary, and sexual function are critical.
Dr Aun Jamal has a particular focus on advanced pelvic malignancies, including cancers involving or recurring in the pelvis after previous treatment. These complex cases demand high surgical volume experience, precise anatomical knowledge, and multidisciplinary coordination.
Surgery in such settings is performed with the aim of maximal disease clearance while preserving function whenever possible.
Early evaluation by a high-volume colorectal cancer surgeon is crucial if you experience:
Timely specialist care significantly improves outcomes.