General Surgery
Minimally invasive care designed to support a smoother recovery.
Achalasia Surgery
Helps improve swallowing by addressing muscles that prevent food from passing into the stomach.
Acid Reflux Surgery
Strengthens the barrier between the stomach and esophagus to help control chronic reflux.
Bariatric Surgery
Supports long-term weight loss and improved health through changes to the digestive system.
Breast Surgery
Addresses breast masses, abnormal imaging, high-risk lesions, breast cancer, and other breast conditions.
Colon Surgery
Removes diseased colon tissue affected by cancer, diverticulitis, obstruction, or inflammation.
Gallbladder Surgery
Relieves symptoms caused by gallstones or inflammation through removal of the gallbladder.
Hernia Surgery
Repairs weakened areas of the abdominal wall to relieve discomfort and prevent complications.
Lumbar Spine Access Surgery
Creates an abdominal pathway for spine surgeons performing anterior lumbar procedures.
Spleen Surgery
Treats spleen disorders, tumors, enlargement, injuries, and other conditions that may require removal.
Every patient and procedure is different. The Clarus Surgery team will explain your options and recommend the minimally invasive or open approach best suited to your condition, needs, and recovery goals.
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