I believe that communication is one of the most basic and important aspects in surgical care, and that being prepared for the “in’s and out’s” creates a more relaxed approach and better environment for the recovery of my patients.
Manuel F. Corrales, MD, FACS
Integrated Oncology Program, Surgery
Years in Practice:
18
years
Practices In:
Joliet
Patients Seen:
All Ages
Board Certifications
Surgery
Languages
English, Spanish
Clinical Interests
Surgical management of Hernias (including those of the groin, umbilical and large hernias created by past surgeries), Gastrointestinal and colorectal cancer, Laparoscopic and open surgeries, Non-cancerous inflammatory conditions (Gallbladder disease, Ulcers, Appendicitis), Breast conservation surgery
Personal Interests
Family time, Fencing
Memberships
Society of American Gastrointestinal and Endoscopic Surgeons
Fellow, American College of Surgeons
Silver Cross Hospital
Ascension Saint Joseph Hospital, Joliet
School
Autonomous University of Central America
Medical School
Graduation Date:
1997
Degree:
MD
Residency
Methodist Hospital, Christus Saint Joseph Hospital
Resident in General Surgery
Procedures
Abdominal Surgery, Appendectomy, Benign Skin Excision/Skin Lesions, Breast Surgery, Cholecystectomy / Gall Bladder Surgery, Colon Polyp Removal, Colon Surgery, Colonoscopy, Colostomy Revision/Reversal, Endoscopy, Gallbladder Surgery, General Surgery, Hemorrhoids, Hernia Surgery, Lumps/Bumps/Cysts/Lipomas, Malignant Skin Excision/Skin Lesions, Minimally Invasive Laparoscopic Surgery, Muscle Biopsy, Port Placements, Robot-Assisted Surgery, Spleen Surgery, Stomach Surgery, Surgical Oncology, Temporal Artery Biopsy, Trauma
Conditions
Colorectal Cancer, Pilonidal Cysts, Stomach Cancer
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