Dr. Anand Morri

Accredited Consultant General Colorectal and Laparoscopic surgery. 5 yrs. of work experience in NHS hospitals as SHO, Registrar and speciality doctor in UK 1 yr. work experience as Senior Surgical Registrar in New Zealand Over 22 years clinical experience and 20 years of surgical experience Established independent and Hospital practice in Visakhapatnam, India 1993 Strong academic background in evidence based medicine. Skilled in GI Laparoscopic and general surgery in adults and children Special interests in GI Endoscopy and Laparoscopic surgery Lifetime commitment to clinical excellence in Laparoscopic surgery

• Member of Hospital Consultants & Specialists Association
• Member of Indian Medical Association
• Member of Association of surgeons of India
• Member of Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh
• Member of Association of surgeon of India
• Member of North Andhra surgeons association.
• Member of Indian Hepato Pancreatic Biliary surgery Association
• Member of Indian Colorectal surgery Association
• Member of Asia-Pacific Endoscopic and Laparoscopic surgeons Association

• GMC UK Registration-No: 6050787 Full Registration with license to practice.
• India, Medical council of India registration: no: 35187
• Fully Trained Specialist in General surgery and laparoscopic surgery

• Practical scientific & medical teaching since 1993 for undergraduate and paramedical students
• Skills in formal tutorials, lectures, marking written work & viva examinations since 2000
• Formal & informal teaching to students, medical colleagues and colleagues from professions allied to surgery throughout my career
• University Examiner in medical and dental examinations (undergraduate students)
• Post Graduate of Royal College of Surgeons
• Regular one-to-one teaching of junior medical staff in out-patients and operating theatres
• Coaching of junior colleagues for postgraduate examinations
• Numerous regional, national presentations on my surgical work.
• Lectures and demonstrations on regional, national courses
• Regarded as a good public speaker (evidenced by formal and informal feedback following presentations)

• My approach to professional excellence is simple. I treat people as with empathy as members of my own community. I do the very best I can in any given the difficult circumstances.
• I am approachable, friendly, and try to establish empathy early in a consultation. I believe in “getting it right first time”. This means more than getting the diagnosis right. It means finding out what the patient hopes for and expects from treatment, and explaining the limitations and risks of surgery.
• Having explained treatment options in terms of verbal and written forms I hope the patient can understand, I check they have understood it.
• My policy is complete openness and honesty. I keep up to date in academics and surgical skills and knowledge I know my own strengths and limitations. I don’t hesitate to discuss difficult problems with colleagues, and refer or ask for help when necessary.
• Though lucky enough to have “a good pair of hands” I always strive to improve my surgical skills. In theatre, I am a meticulous surgeon, though not one of the quickest. For emergencies, I am always available when on-call, and do not hesitate to come in even when not on-call if there is a problem with one of my patients. In clinics and in theatre, I stay as long as it takes.
• I am grateful to all the colleagues I worked with during my eight years of excellent postgraduate training in General surgery and its subspecialties- including over 20 consultants in seven busy Hospitals and departments. This gave me broad clinical experience and a sound basis for further professional development.

• Private practice, adults and children
• Until 2021, approx. 2,000 new referrals & 3,000 follow-up patients seen per year
• Specialist opinion provided on the full spectrum of General and GI surgical disorders
• Approx. 400 Surgical operations performed per year, 500 Endoscopies (upper and Lower Gastrointestinal) per year

• Private Practice Office – Visakhapatnam 32-10-38, Venkateswara colony, sheela nagar, Visakhapatnam, India
• Private Hospitals – Visakhapatnam MSR Hospital Gajuwaka Prasanthi hospital railway new colony, Visakhapatnam, Railway Hospital- station road, Visakhapatnam Janani hospital_ patha Gajuwaka, Visakhapatnam.
• Hospital practice Govt. General Hospital. Govt. of Andhra Pradesh India King George Hospital Visakhapatnam.

• 2018 GI Onco surgery update Gastrointestinal cancers diagnosis and management update CME and laparoscopic surgery
• 2017 Colorectal surgery 1 week course: review of all common colorectal conditions management and surgical technique
• 2016 Sleeve gastrectomy Single port sleeve gastrectomy in obese patient
• 2014 TEP VS TAPP HERNIA REPAIR TEP AND TAPP SURGICAL TECHNIQUES
• 2012 MASTER COURSE LAP SUTURING
• 2008 National conference on surgical gastroenterology Kalpak medical college Chennai India
• 2008 Liver surgery course Tata memorial centre of cancer management Mumbai India.
• 2007 Laparoscopic surgery-focus on GI Onco surgery GEM Hospital koyambattur India
• 2007 Conference on Asia pacific congress of Endoscopic and laparoscopic surgeons Global hospital Hyderabad India
• 2004 Basic surgical skills Laparoscopic surgery course Dundee.UK
• 2003 Master classes Trauma Management Royal Victoria Hospital Belfast
• 2002 Trauma resuscitation and Management and pre hospital care Kalavathi Hospital India
• 2002 CME on Transfusion Medicine King George Hospital India
• 2001 Clinical observer in surgical oncology Tata memorial centre Mumbai
• 1997 ‘Gut Endo’ workshop Surya Hospital India

• Book: Dr Anand short cases of surgery 2010 for undergraduate students. Short cases and questions – with explanatory answers. 1000 multiple choice questions in general surgery useful for PG entrance examination
• Video: On Hernioplasty procedure for teaching purposes for under graduates and postgraduates
• Patient education booklet Advantages and Risks of laparoscopic surgery on routine laparoscopic procedures
• Papers – published 1. Brunner’s gland cyst- a case report: Accepted by IJSS (international journal of scientific studies)
• 2. Duplication of gall bladder and laparoscopic surgery- case report- published in IJSS
• 3. Retroperitoneal hematoma management and lumbar artery embolization_ a case report
• 4. Prospective study of Ligassure Haemorrhoidectomy
• 5. A study on PR bleeding in young adults
• 6. A study of role of colour Doppler in the evaluation of acute scrotal pain and diagnosis of torsion testis