In business since 2018, ColoWell America provides the greater Tampa community with a variety of anorectal and gastrointestinal services. Their owner, Dr. Farooq, has been an avid adopter of technology and constantly strives to find new ways to bring relief to his patients.
Read MoreLearn from an industry-leading doctor how to do a step-by-step evaluation of the anorectum and evaluate defecatory disorders.
Read MoreFor an experienced clinician, fingertips can speak volumes during a rectal exam. But for the highest quality of care, data—along with digits—is crucial. After all, physicians are scientists and know that hard data is invaluable, leading to the better practice of medicine and better treatment results.
Read MoreMPLS, MINN – 2.1.2022 – Medspira has been awarded a group purchasing agreement with Premier, Inc, effective February 1st, 2022. The new agreement allows Premier members, at their discretion, to take advantage of special pricing and terms pre-negotiated by Premier for the Medspira mcompass® device.
Read More“Introducing mcompass® really impacted how we deliver care,” says Steven Lavender, a physiotherapist with extensive post-graduate training, who uses the device frequently at the Manhattan colorectal surgery and proctology practice where he heads up the anorectal manometry testing program.
Read MoreWhether based on a patient’s age, habits and demeanor or on a constellation of subtle symptoms, you may have nagging suspicions. But you don’t know quite how to bring it up. Patients have their awkward moments, embarrassment and fear.
Read MoreWhen it comes to chronic constipation, most people think of older adults, first and foremost. But, as medical professionals, many of us know that this is overlooking a significant portion of the population.
Read MoreIt can lead to ongoing ER visits, anxiety and depression. In many cases, it disrupts schooling and can significantly impact a patient’s future. Often, it starts with a small incident and quickly spirals out of control.
Read MoreOpening up about a problem is never easy—especially one as personal and potentially embarrassing as fecal incontinence or chronic constipation. But once you engage with your patients about the subject, a little education can go a long way to help them along the road to wellness.
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