Welcome to Rochester Colon & Rectal Surgeons, P.C.

Rochester Colon-Rectal Surgeons, P.C. is a group of surgical colon-rectal specialists committed to caring for people with problems of the intestinal tract. Our expertise includes the treatment of tumors/cancers of the colon, rectum and anus, diverticulosis/ diverticulitis, Crohn’s disease, Ulcerative Colitis (including J pouch surgery), anorectal problems (hemorrhoids, fissure, abscess, fistula, and warts, fecal incontinence). Preventative care is important to our group and we offer screening options that can help prevent colorectal and anal cancers.
NEWS & EVENTS
What's New at RCRS
Signs You May Have an Anal Fistula and Why Early Treatment Is Key
At first, an anal fistula may result in pain or discomfort, but if not treated, it can progress to more severe complications, including infections, sepsis, or, in rare instances, cancer. That gives you the bottom line, however, let’s learn more about signs you may have an anal fistula and why early treatment is key.
CBS News Reports “More Americans Are Getting Colon Cancer”
The nation’s cancer prevalence is showing concerning patterns, according to the most recent study from the American Cancer Society. More and more young people are receiving cancer diagnoses, including cervical, breast, and colon cancer. The rise in colorectal cancer diagnoses, which is currently the second-leading cause of cancer-related deaths in women under 50 and the top cause of cancer deaths in men,
Colonoscopy Prep Instructions
You will need to purchase these items below-these are all over the counter and you can find listed options of alternatives on the back of this sheet. Miralax bottle (238 grams or 8.3 ounces) (4) Dulcolax or bisacodyl tablets (5 milligram tablets) (2) 32 oz.
What Are The Benefits Of Minimally Invasive Surgery?
If you must have surgery, would you prefer one with more damage to your body or less? How about a surgery with more pain or less, a longer hospital stay or a shorter one, and a surgery with the possibility of multiple complications or one which delivers fewer complications?
















