Colorectal liver metastases

Consultant HPB and Advanced Laparoscopic Surgeon, Central Manchester NHS Foundation Trust

Medical Defence Union
International Hepato Pancreato Biliary Association

Mr Satyadas is an advanced laparoscopic surgeon with extensive subspecialty training in liver and pancreas surgery (HPB).  He is one of the three specialist liver and pancreas consultant surgeons at the Central Manchester NHS Foundation trust.

After completing his Basic Surgical Training in London, Mr Satyadas undertook a period of surgical science research at the Royal Free University Hospital, London.  His Higher Surgical Training was in the Cambridge Deanery.  During this time he also obtained travelling fellowships and visited the world-renowned European Pancreatic Cancer Centre in Heidelberg and Liver Cancer Centre at the Virchow Klinikum in Berlin.

Mr Satyadas completed his specialist training at the liver and pancreas surgery (Hepato-Pancreato-Biliary¬) Unit in Cambridge.  From there he pursued further specialist training by obtaining the fellowship at the Liver and Pancreatic Cancer Unit at the University of Adelaide for a period of 16 months. On completion, he worked in Paris for 6 months as a Laparoscopic liver and pancreas fellow with Professor Brice Gayet at the Institute of Mutualiste Montsouris .  Professor Brice Gayet is one of the world’s leading authorities in laparoscopic liver and pancreatic surgery and has one of the world’s largest series in laparoscopic liver surgery.

The specialist training and prestigious overseas fellowships Mr Satyadas received in the UK (London and Cambridge), Europe (Paris, Heidelberg, Berlin) and Australia has provided him with extensive experience in performing complex General and Hepato-Pancreato-Biliary Surgical operations. 

Mr Satyadas has been trained and has excellent experience in performing repeat hepatectomies for colorectal liver metastases.   He has also developed specialty interest in minimally invasive “key-hole” surgery.  Throughout his practice he has consistently provided best surgical managements for his patients in both cancer and non-cancerous surgery.

Mr Satyadas has a passion for surgical innovation and believes in enhanced recovery after surgery. Whenever it is indicated, he will offer “key-hole” surgery to his patients e.g. laparoscopic cholecystectomy, laparoscopic removal of bile duct stones and laparoscopic hernia (all types) and laparoscopic and liver and pancreas surgery.