Uganda · Kikusa
Holy Cross Hospital, Kikusa. 52 patients and 62 procedures, with local surgical training.
Read full mission reportGlobal surgery · Humanitarian hernia missions
I have been privileged to take part in humanitarian hernia missions across the world, working alongside local colleagues and international volunteers. As a director and trustee of Operation Hernia, I value the work not only for the surgery provided, but for the shared learning, local partnerships and practical training that can strengthen surgical care over time.
Mission map
Explore eight missions across seven countries. Select a numbered marker to view the full report in an embedded window.
Markers are numbered chronologically, from the earliest mission (01) to the most recent (08). Select a marker to view its report in this page. Two Ghana missions are shown separately. All eight markers open their corresponding embedded reports.
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Working alongside local surgical teams, exchanging knowledge and supporting access to safe hernia care.
Holy Cross Hospital, Kikusa. 52 patients and 62 procedures, with local surgical training.
Read full mission reportJM Kariuki County Referral Hospital. 104 cases assessed and 93 operations performed by the team.
Read full mission reportTwo hospitals, 45 consultations and 33 operations, with dedicated teaching alongside Mongolian surgeons.
Read full mission reportLead surgeon at Kanye Adventist Hospital. 84 procedures on 82 patients, alongside surgical and ultrasound teaching.
Read full mission reportSisters of Nativity General Hospital, Jikwoyi, Abuja. The team assessed 130 patients and performed 99 procedures, including operations on 40 children, working closely with local staff.
Read full mission reportAxim Hospital. The team performed 60 procedures on 55 patients, including five paediatric herniotomies.
Read full mission reportNana Hima Dekyi Hospital. A five-day mission treating 30 patients, many with longstanding large inguinal hernias.
Read full mission reportBewal International Hospital. Three surgeons repaired 81 hernias in 76 patients over four operating days.
Read full mission reportReports are supplied from the original mission documents. Figures describe each mission team's activity, not procedures performed by one individual. All eight mission reports are included in this website package.
Partnership & sustainable skills
Humanitarian surgical missions work best as a partnership. Alongside treating patients, there is value in exchanging experience, teaching practical techniques and supporting local teams who continue this work long after a visiting group has left.
I am proud to support Operation Hernia as a director and trustee, and to contribute to the wider effort to improve access to safe hernia care.
Visit Operation HerniaFor private consultations, see the clinic information or contact the practice team. Humanitarian missions are separate from private practice appointments.