Surgery of the liver, pancreas and biliary system

Welcome to hpblondon.com
HPB stands for Hepato-Pancreato-Biliary surgery, or in other words, surgery of the liver, pancreas and biliary system. hpblondon.com has been created by a team of specialist doctors from London, to provide patients and their carers with information about surgery of the liver, pancreas and biliary system that may help them understand their illness better and make the correct decisions.

There is also information about treatment protocols, that doctors and nurses may wish to look at.
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Information about the individual members of our team.
NHS referrals may be sent as a letter from your family doctor or your hospital specialist, addressed to one of us (or to the team), or as a fax using the Referral Form. If you wish to consult any of us privately, please use the contact details to get in touch.
What is the liver?
The liver is a large reddish brown solid organ that sits in the upper part of the abdomen, tucked away under the right side of the rib cage...
What is the gallbladder and what does it do?
The gall bladder is a pear-shaped bag that lies under the liver, beneath the rib cage, on the right side of the...
What is bile duct cancer
The bile ducts within the liver come together like the tributaries...
What is the pancreas and what is its function?
The pancreas is a gland that lies towards the back of the upper part of the abdomen. It is shaped like...
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Supporting research and education
We have research projects in progress on aspects of pancreatic and liver...

HPB News

The London Pancreas Workshop will be held on Friday 4 May 2012 this year. The entire program can be seen at: http://www.bci.qmul.ac.uk/seminars-a-events/london-pancreas-workshop.html. The program is exciting, with an emphasis on cutting edge research and relevant clinical issues. Please do register early. Registration is simple and can be done online.

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