Mr Satyadas is the Cinical Director for Liver and Pancreas Cancer Pathway at Greater Manchester Cancer.

Mr Thomas Satyadas is an advanced laparoscopic surgeon with extensive subspecialty experience in liver and pancreas surgery (Hepato-Pancreato-Biliary – HPB surgery). He has extensive experience in performing keyhole gallbladder surgery and keyhole hernia repairs for patients in Greater Manchester and Cheshire. To provide a focused and patient centred service, Mr Satyadas has started the Manchester Gallstone Clinic and the Cheshire Hernia Clinic.

After completing his Basic Surgical Training in London, Mr Satyadas undertook a period of surgical science research at the Royal Free University Hospital, London. Following this Mr Satyadas obtained a travelling fellowship to the world-renowned European Pancreatic Cancer Centre in Heidelberg and The Liver Cancer Centre at the Virchow-Klinikum Hospital in Berlin.

Mr Satyadas completed his specialist training at the liver and pancreas surgery 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, Australia for a period of 16 months. On completion, he worked in Paris for 6 months as a Laparoscopic liver and pancreas fellow under Professor Brice Gayet (an international expert on laparoscopic liver and pancreatic 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 operations with the specialities of General Surgery and HPB Surgery.

Mr Satyadas specialises in performing keyhole liver resections for bowel cancer and breast liver metastases and keyhole pancreatic cancer surgery.

He has also developed specialty interest in minimally invasive laparoscopic (also known as key-hole) surgery, which, when indicated, he will offer to his patients e.g. laparoscopic cholecystectomy, laparoscopic removal of bile duct stones and laparoscopic hernia repair and laparoscopic liver and pancreas surgery. He is actively involved in training the next generation of surgeons in Advanced Keyhole surgery and is one of the Course directors at the Royal College of Surgeons of England. He provides training in Keyhole surgery for hernia and gallbladder surgery.

Mr Satyadas is the Pathway Director for Liver and Pancreas Cancer in Greater Manchester Cancer Board. Mr Satyadas continues to provide patient centred care, tailoring management and surgery to suit the patient. He receives excellent feedback from patients, which can be seen on www.iwantgreatcare.org