Professor Peter Lodge

Consultant Hepatobiliary Surgeon

MD, FRCS


Specialises in

  • Hernia repair
  • Gallbladder surgery
  • Bile duct surgery
  • Liver surgery

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I am recognised internationally as one of the world's most experienced liver surgeons. I have a major hepatobiliary service and take referrals from all around the UK and abroad, including other major hepatobilary centres.

I have been a consultant surgeon at Spire Leeds Hospital since 1992, following on from training in the Yorkshire region and working at Harvard Medical School in Boston, USA.

I was awarded my Chair in Surgery in 2004 in recognition of my significant contributions to advances in surgical techniques.

I provide a service for difficult liver tumours, often taking on cases considered to be inoperable elsewhere. I also deal with complex biliary strictures and injuries to the liver and bile ducts, often laparoscopically.

My NHS and private patient programme has grown from six hepatic resections and two bile duct cases in 1992 to 350 major resections and up to 80 complex bile duct operations each year by 2010.

As a biliary specialist I welcome routine gallstone cases. In addition to my busy clinical programme I run a laboratory, actively researching to improve results in modern surgical techniques.

In 2009 I was awarded the Gold Medal of Honour by the Danish Surgical Society.

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General Medical Council Number: C2828455

Treatment information

Some of the principal treatments carried out by Professor Peter Lodge at Spire include:

General surgery

Oncology

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