Micha Rabau

Description of the main medical specialization:ֲ General surgeryֲ 

Place of work (hospital):ֲ Assia Medical

Director of the Coloproctology Clinic Assuta Hospitalֲ 

Languages:ֲ Hebrew, Englishֲ 

Education:

School of Medicine, University of Geneva, Switzerland 1967-1969

Sackler School of Medicine, Tel Aviv University, Tel Aviv, 1969- 1973

General Surgery, Sheba Medical Center, Tel Hashomer Hospital, Tel Aviv

1974 -1980 – Doctor of Medicine
Fellowship in colorectal surgery at St. Markג€™s Hospital, London
Fellowship in colorectal surgery at Toronto General and Mount Sinai Hospitals, Toronto, Canadaֲ Description of additional medical specializationֲ Colorectal surgery and proctologyֲ Position in the hospitalֲ Senior Surgeonֲ Membership in professional organizationsֲ One of the founders and the former chair of the Israeli Society for Colon and Rectal Surgery

One of the founders and former secretary of the Mediterranean Society of Coloproctology

Member and former secretariat member of the European Society of Coloproctology

One of the founders of the Eurasian Colorectal Technologies Associationֲ Employmentֲ Professor Emeritus: Tel Aviv University, Sackler Faculty of Medicine

Director of the Division of Surgeryג€™s Proctology Unit: Tel Aviv Sourasky Medical Center (Ichilov), 15 yearsֲ 

Publications:

Published over 100 scientific papers and chapters in books in the field of coloproctological surgery

Areas of expertise:

Colon and rectal surgery:

ֲ·ֲ ֲ ֲ ֲ ֲ ֲ ֲ ֲ  Surgeries for primary and recurrent rectal cancer

ֲ·ֲ ֲ ֲ ֲ ֲ ֲ ֲ ֲ  Surgeries for ulcerative colitis and Crohn’s disease

ֲ·ֲ ֲ ֲ ֲ ֲ ֲ ֲ ֲ  Rectal prolapse surgeries

ֲ·ֲ ֲ ֲ ֲ ֲ ֲ ֲ ֲ  Surgeries for fistulas between the vagina and rectum

ֲ·ֲ ֲ ֲ ֲ ֲ ֲ ֲ ֲ  Hemorrhoid and fissure surgeries

ֲ·ֲ ֲ ֲ ֲ ֲ ֲ ֲ ֲ  Outpatient clinic procedures for anal fistulas, hemorrhoid ligations, and abscess drainages

Anal surgeries:

ֲ·ֲ ֲ ֲ ֲ ֲ ֲ ֲ ֲ  Incontinence

ֲ·ֲ ֲ ֲ ֲ ֲ ֲ ֲ ֲ  Fistulas, hemorrhoids and anal fissures

Inflammatory bowel disease procedures for conditions such as Crohn’s disease and ulcerative colitis

Procedures for rectal polyps and tumors that also maintain and restore gastrointestinal continuity