MB ChB 1996 Otago; FRACS (GS) 2005

Dr. Meyer-Rochow gained his MB ChB from Otago Medical School in 1996. After completion of General Surgery specialist training in 2005 he was selected for sub-specialty training in Endocrine Surgery with the University of Sydney’s Endocrine Surgery unit, recognised internationally as one of the world’s leading units for thyroid, parathyroid and adrenal gland surgery. Dr. Meyer-Rochow has a particular interest and expertise in minimally invasive thyroid and parathyroid surgery and laparoscopic surgical techniques. In addition to his specialist and subspecialist qualifications he has also completed a medical doctorate in his area of subspecialty. Having had a personal experience with thyroid surgery Dr. Meyer-Rochow also has a particular insight into surgery from a patient’s perspective which is reflected by the exceptional care and excellent outcomes he provides for his patients.

With a background in General Surgery he also provides a wide range of General Surgery procedures. As an academic surgeon and senior lecturer at the University of Auckland, Dr. Meyer-Rochow is actively engaged in research and training of new surgeons, published numerous peer reviewed journal articles and regularly presents at Australasian and International surgical meetings. As a result he is at the cutting edge of evidence based treatment and new advancements in surgery.

Dr. Meyer-Rochow has a close working relationship with local and regional Endocrinologists to ensure optimal outcomes for patients treated with an endocrine disorder.

 Areas of specialisation:

• Endocrine procedures for thyroid, parathyroid and adrenal 
• Laparoscopic surgery including abdominal, gallbladder,  hernia and colon
• Fistula, fissure and pilonidal surgeries
• Haemorrhoids – including ligasure banding and excisions
• Skin lesions including lipoma

Thyroid, Endocrine & General Surgeon

Male / Tāne

1 December 1997

General Surgery