Mr Arun Loganathan was awarded the iWantGreatCare certificate of excellence in 2024 for delivering outstanding care.

 

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Written by a NHS patient at Northern General Hospital
21st August 2021


Mr Loganathan was fantastic. Very caring and patient during consultation and excellent at surgery!

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Written by a NHS patient at Northern General Hospital
2nd August 2021


I cannot recommend Mr. Loganathan highly enough. I am absolutely delighted with how my operation went and the results and the after care treatment. After the shock of my diagnosis of cancer his approach raised my confidence with regard to what could be done and he has continued to fill me with positivity towards the rest of the treatment which has been a huge worry lifted. Both my wife and I are thankful for everything he has done.

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Written by a NHS patient at Northern General Hospital
29th July 2021


I was extremely anxious when I had my first appointment with Mr Loganathon. I had previously seen his assistant as he had been called to an emergency at the time of my first appointment. I was told that I had some highly suspicious polyps in my colon and the team had decided to cut them out and resection my bowel. All my appointments had been throughout lock down which meant I had to go alone and i didn't fully understand the implications of "highly suspicious"as I felt as if something was being kept from me. When I saw Mr Loganathan on my next appointment he made things very clear so that I was under no illusions, I did have cancer, they could cut it out but it was a very serious operation and very high risk because of my other underlying health problems. With Mr Lognathan's support and advice I stopped smoking and drinking alcohol, lost weight and became fit enough for the go ahead. My treatment from all the staff at The Northen General was marvellous, before, during and after my op. I should have been in hospital a minimum of 5 days but because of my COPD was expected to be in longer and have several days on the CCU. In reality I was 24 hours on CCU and home on my 4th day excluding the day of my op. My recovery has been some might say quite miraculous. I trusted Mr Loganathan implicitly, and was in fact offered to have my op done earlier with another surgeon which I flatly refused as Mr Loganathan had my total confidence and i fully appreciated his frankness when answering my questions. My husband was very concerned for me obviously at the time so we were allowed to both go and see him on my last appointment so he could explain everything to my husband. Without his encouragement and frankness I don't believe I would ever have done what was necessary to prepare for my op and I have nothing but praise for the way I have been looked after and all my needs met. I hope to never have to undergo surgery for bowel cancer again but if I do I would only want Mr Loganathan and his team to look after me. I cannot speak highly enough of him and his team and the Northen General Hospital. I shall be forever grateful as will my husband and family. Many thanks Kind regards Mrs Dawn Daly

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Written by a NHS patient at Northern General Hospital
27th June 2021


Mr Loganathan makes you feel that you are his most important patient.

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Written by a NHS patient at Northern General Hospital
4th June 2021


Mr Loganathan showed the utmost concern as I have serious underlying health issues that make surgery more challenging. He is working with the other consultants who care for me and this gives me confidence. He was courteous and an excellent listener. He also explained the reasons why surgery will be difficult in my case. I feel reassured and hope the actual procedure goes smoothly,

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Profile

Arun Loganathan is a Consultant Colorectal Surgeon at Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust and Honorary Senior Lecturer at the University of Sheffield Medical School. He is the Colorectal Cancer Lead and Colorectal Cancer MDT Lead within the trust. His private practice is at Claremont Private Hospital.

He qualified from the University of Edinburgh Medical School in 2000. He spent 2 years in clinical research at St James’s Hospital Leeds and was awarded the prestigious Bert Inman Fellowship grant and an MD from the University Of Leeds.

His Higher Surgical Training was in Yorkshire where he trained in all aspects of general and colorectal surgery. He subsequently completed two specialist colorectal fellowships in Australia at renowned centres. His first fellowship was at Flinders Medical Centre in Adelaide working with Professor David Wattchow who is well known for his excellent outcomes after complex colorectal cancer surgery.

His second fellowship was at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Adelaide with the pioneering laparoscopic colorectal surgeon Professor Peter Hewett and gained extensive experience of advanced laparoscopic surgery.

As a result, Mr Loganathan has expertise in a wide range of general and colorectal surgery. He has a large experience in laparoscopic surgery for colorectal cancer, diverticular disease and inflammatory bowel disease with excellent results.He is an expert in robotic colorectal surgery using the Da Vinci X robot at the Royal Hallamshire Hospital.

He is a skilled endoscopist and performs sigmoidoscopy and colonoscopy with excellent results. He has considerable experience of treating haemorrhoids using latest techniques (THD, HALO) and other anal conditions including skin tags, fissures, fistula in ano. He performs all types of hernia repair (umbilical, inguinal, incisional, recurrent) with excellent results.

Mr Loganathan is actively involved in clinical research and teaching and training of medical students and is the Phase 2 Lead for the Sheffield Medical School. He teaches on the Masters in Surgery degree course at the University of Edinburgh