ABOUT DR JONG WOO

Dr Jong Woo is a spcialist general surgeon at Auburn Hospital and also operates at Westmead Private Hospital, Strathfield Private Hospital, and Macquarie University Hospital. He has a special interest in Advanced Laparoscopic Surgery including cholecystectomy, hernia surgery, and bowel resection in addition to various general surgical procedures. He is accredited with GESA (Gastroenterological Society of Australia) for a diagnostic endoscopy and colonoscopy.

He completed his surgical training at Westmead Hospital and acquired a Fellowship of Royal Australasian College of Surgeons in general surgery in 2018. He subsequently undertook a year of fellowship in Trauma and Acute care surgery at Westmead Hospital. He is also a fully qualified general surgeon in Korea having completed surgical training at Samsung Medical Centre, one of the leading medical institutions in the country in 2004. He is fluent in Korean.

Dr Woo has recently returned to Sydney after one year of successful public and private practice in Bathurst. He is known for his warm smile, thorough clinical assessment and expert surgical skills.  

Special interests are:

  • Endoscopy/ Colonoscopy – GESA accredited
  • Laparoscopic/open hernia surgery (Inguinal, incisional, umbilical hernias)
  • Laparoscopic cholecystectomy
  • Laparoscopic bowel resection (benign, malignant)
  • Thyroid/ Parathyroid surgery
  • Skin cancers – Local flaps or Skin graft (under local anaesthesia)
  • Carpal tunnel syndrome, Ganglion cyst, Dupuytren’s contracture
  • Varicose veins (Open surgery/ RFA Endovenous ablation)
  • Pilonidal disease, lipomas, Epidermoid cyst excision
  • Vasectomy
 

For all appointments and enquiries:

Phone: (02) 9874 9002

Fax: (02) 9874 5543

EMAIL: INFO@DRJONGWOO.COM.AU

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General Information for Patients

All patients require a valid referral from GP/ Specialist prior to booking:
 
  1. Contact us on (02) 9874 9002 to make your appointment

  2. Fax your referral to (02) 9874 5543 (with updated your contact details)

  3. Ask your GP to book an appointment for you

What to bring at the first consultation:

  1. Valid GP’s or Specialist’s referral letter

  2. All relevant X-rays and its report, blood test results

  3. Updated health summary and your medication list

  4. Medicare Card

  5. Private health details (if applicable)

PATIENT Registration forms

(Please print and complete the form before the initial consultation)

National Bowel Cancer Screening Program

호주 정부에서 시행하고 있는 대장암 선별 검사 프로그램 웹사이트 입니다. 한글로 설명하는 동영상을 볼 수 있습니다.
50세에서 74세의 호주 국민을 대상으로 분변 잠혈검사를 하는 것으로  2년 마다 무료 검사키트를 우편으로 받게 됩니다. 

Bowel Preparation Instruction

The colon must be completely clean for the procedure to be accurate and complete, so be sure to follow your instructions carefully otherwise you may need to have the test again.  

One week prior to the colonoscopy: Cease any iron tablets. All other essential medications should be taken throughout the preparation period. Maintain a normal diet but please avoid eating any foods containing large amounts of seeds e.g. grapes, passionfruit, wholegrain bread etc.

Two days prior to the colonoscopy: You may have a normal diet, but endeavour to increase your fluid intake as much as possible. If your bowels have not opened on that day take a mild laxative that evening e.g. Epsom Salts (1 teaspoon in a glass of water) etc.

One day prior to the colonoscopy: From the time of waking you may have CLEAR FLUIDS ONLY – that is no milk and only fluids containing no solid food particles. Clear fluids may include fruit juice, soft drinks, cordial, black tea or coffee, bonox, strained soups and jellies. Please try to drink as much fluid as you can comfortably handle.

The bowel cleansing agent is called PICOPREP (usually three sachets), available over the counter at your local pharmacy.

  • In the afternoon on the day prior to the test, at 3pm take the first sachet of PICOPREP followed by a litre of clear fluids. Continue drinking clear fluids at least a glass per hour – the more your drink the better.
  • At 6pm take the second sachet of Picoprep followed by another litre of clear fluids. Continue drinking clear fluids – the more you drink the better.

  • You then take the final sachet of Picoprep at around 9pm. You may continue to have clear fluids up until 6 hours before the procedure is done.  

Please note: The above times may vary due to your admission time to your hospital on the day. Hospital staff will advise any adjustments when you are contacted with your admission instructions.


INFORMATION SHEETS

Colonoscopy/ Bowel preparation (.pdf)

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