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Mr Haney Youssef is a colorectal and general surgeon based at The Harborne Hospital, part of HCA Healthcare UK. Mr Youssef's main interests cover most bowel and abdominal conditions, particularly bowel, appendix and peritoneal cancer. He set up the Birmingham Peritoneal Malignancy Unit, one of 3 specialist centres in England.

Mr Youssef graduated from the University of Birmingham in 1997. He has been trained in the West Midlands and had specialist fellowship training in Basingstoke, the Washington Cancer Institute and University Hospital Leuven.

He is currently a consultant surgeon at University Hospitals Birmingham NHS Foundation Trust (Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Heartlands Hospital, Good Hope Hospital and Solihull Hospital) and has been the Clinical Lead for the Colorectal and General Surgical service.

Mr Youssef is a Christian, attending the Coptic Orthodox Church and enjoys swimming, playing squash, walking and music.

It is important that HCA is transparent about our relationship with those doctors who provide us with clinical guidance on delivering the best possible care to patients and operating our hospitals safely and efficiently. We set out here some of the ways in which we work together and the amount we pay this doctor for such services.

Diseases, Medical Tests and Treatments

Bowel cancer surgery - keyhole and open - colon and recal cancer

Peritoneal Malignancy surgery - Cytoreductive surgery and Heated Intraperitoneal Chemotherapy

Bowel operations for diverticular disease and Inflammatory bowel disease

Colonoscopy - option of heavy sedation with anaesthetist

Haemorrhoids/Piles surgery - including THD, RAFAELO, Banding of piles, haemorrhoidectomy

Anal fistula surgery and anal fissure surgery

Laparoscopic Cholecystectomy (keyhole gallbladder removal for gallstones)

Hernia surgery - Inguinal, femoral (groin) and umbilical (belly button), epigastric and abdominal wall

Excision of skin lumps and bumps (lipomas and cysts)

Pilonidal excision and primary closure

Colorectal (bowel) cancer

Appendix cancer

Other peritoneal tumours, eg Peritoneal mesothelioma

Inflammatory Bowel disease

Diverticular disease

Haemorrhoids (piles)

Anal fistula

Anal fissure

Gallstones

Hernias - inguinal, femoral umbilical, epigastric, other abdominal wall

Pilonidal sinuses

Lipomas, sebaceous cysts, pther skin lesions