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• Semyon (Sam) Gambarin, MD- General Surgery | Austin Regional Clinic
  Dr. Sam Gambarin is a General Surgeon at ARC Far West Medical Tower and sees new patients in Austin and the surrounding area.
• Thyroid Disease and Cancer | Austin Regional Clinic
  ARC General Surgery can provide minimally invasive thyroid surgery to help address hypothyroidism, cancer, and other thyroid conditions and symptoms.
• Sujaata R. Dwadasi, MD- Gastroenterology | Austin Regional Clinic
  Dr. Sujaata Dwadasi's last day at ARC was Friday, March 27, 2026. please visit page to learn more.
• Skin and Soft Tissue | Austin Regional Clinic
  If you have a skin or soft tissue condition, a general surgeon can diagnose and treat major burns, cysts, skin cancer (melanoma), tumors, and other diseases.
• GERD Treatment | Austin Regional Clinic
  ARC general surgeons relieve GERD (heartburn, acid reflux) symptoms through laparoscopic fundoplication, robotic surgery, and hiatal hernia surgical treatments.
• Anal/Rectal | Austin Regional Clinic
  Find relief from conditions of the colon, anal, rectal areas with diagnosis, treatment and surgery for cancer, hemorrhoids, fistulas, fissure, and more.
• Hernia Repair | Austin Regional Clinic
  Austin Regional Clinic’s general surgeons treat hernia conditions through robotic, laparoscopic, and open surgery. Hiatal, inguinal, umbilical hernias and more.
• Colonoscopy | Austin Regional Clinic
  A colonoscopy is a safe and effective way to examine the health of the colon (large intestine), rectum, and if necessary, the small intestine. Open access (fast-track) colonoscopies available.
• Breast Disease and Cancer | Austin Regional Clinic
  ARC general surgeons can treat hundreds of diseases through surgery. Benign tumors, breast injuries, breast cancer, breast masses, lumps, or cysts.
• Gallstone Treatment and Gallbladder Surgery | Austin Regional Clinic
  When lifestyle changes and medication don’t help gallstones or other gallbladder diseases, your doctor may suggest a cholecystectomy or robotic surgery.