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Mercy Clinic General Surgery - Edmond I-35

Surgery
2017 W. I-35 Frontage Road, Suite 140
Edmond, OK 73013

Main Entrance: South Entrance


Phone: (405) 757-3730
Fax: (405) 757-3729
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Our highly trained, board certified surgeons are experienced to provide you with the best surgical options for your particular case.  Here's a sample of our credentials:

Dr. Joseph Buendia and Dr. Stephen Magness have extensive experience performing robotic surgeries for those conditions that are best treated with this less invasive option.

Treatments and Procedures

Our physicians provide surgical procedures and treatments for a variety of conditions, including:

General Surgery

  • Port placement
  • PD Cath
Oncological / Tumor Surgery

New Procedure Offered for Acid Reflux Sufferers "GERD"

Do you suffer from acid reflux?  You may be a candidate for the LINX® Reflux Management System, a less-invasive option for when medication no longer provides adequate control of your symptoms. 

Drs. Joseph Buendia and Steven Magness were the first physicians in the state to be trained in this procedure and are offering it to patients in Oklahoma City.  Mercy Hospital Oklahoma City was the first hospital to make this option available to Oklahoma.  

The LINX® System is a small, flexible band of magnets that keep the stomach valve closed to prevent acid reflux.  Swallowing forces the beads to separate and allow food to pass.  The magnetic band subsequently closes the valve. 

Most patients are eating after surgery and go home the same day. 

Curious to know more?  Talk to your doctor or call our office at (405) 749-4231.

Don’t forget that as a Mercy Clinic patient, you’ll have access to MyMercy+, our app that makes it easy to view your test results, make appointments and stay in touch with your doctor.

Patient Testimonial - Colon Cancer

Dawn Simonsen

Hear how a routine colon cancer screening found cancer in this young patient, early enough to treat it. Colonoscopies are now recommended for patients starting at age 45.

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