April 29, 2021
MB BS 1991 Bangalore; FRANZCOG 2005
Anju is a New Zealand trained gynaecologist. Anju has a special interest in minimally invasive surgery and pelvic floor disorders; she is trained in complex laparoscopic procedures and the latest treatment options for vaginal prolapse and urinary incontinence. Her focus is on a well informed patient. Doctor-patient communication is the first step to good health. Anju spends time with patients to individualise their care plan. She combines excellent surgical training and cutting edge technology to optimise patient outcomes. Anju keeps herself updated with advances in her field and participates in an international surgical audit to provide the best care and monitor outcomes.
Anju works in close collaboration with a urologist, colorectal surgeon and pelvic floor physiotherapist to provide a comprehensive and complete care for women with complex pelvic floor problems.
Anju provides care for a wide range of gynaecological problems including:
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