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Training

Mr Mark Duxbury undertook his medical training at Oxford Medical School. He undertook a full-time

research fellowship at Harvard Medical School where he studied innovative treatments for pancreatic cancer and liver mestastases.

Following Higher Surgical Training on the Eastern Deanery (Cambridge) rotation he completed further subspeciality training in

hepatopancreaticobiliary (HPB) and transplantation surgery in Edinburgh.

He was awarded a clinician scientist fellowship from the Chief Scientist Office.

His NHS practice is based at Glasgow Royal Infirmary and he sees private patients at BMI Ross Hall Hospital in Glasgow and Nuffield Health Glasgow Hospital.

Clinical interests

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• Liver, pancreatic, gallbladder and biliary surgery for benign diseases & cancer
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• Minimally invasive (laparoscopic or 'keyhole') surgery
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• Abdominal pain
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• Complex gallstone & gallbladder disease
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• Hernia surgery
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• Minor operations, e.g. skin lumps & bumps
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• Translational cancer research: pancreatic cancer & liver metastasis
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• Family history of pancreatic, liver & gallbladder cancer
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• Acute pancreatitis
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• Chronic pancreatitis
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Research interests

Mark Duxbury has an active programme of scientific research investigating pancreatic cancer and liver metastasis.

He has published widely in peer reviewed journals and serves on the Editorial Boards of a number of international scientific

journals.

Medicolegal work

Mark Duxbury has received formal training in medicolegal case

assessment and reporting, and serves as an expert witness across the

UK.

He is a UK Register of Expert Witnesses vetted expert and on The Association of Personal Injury Lawyers (APIL) expert list.

He is very familiar with The Civil Procedures Rule for Expert Witnesses in particular CPR Part 35 and PD 35, Practice Direction for Pre-Action Conduct and Protocol for the Instruction of experts.

Diseases, Medical Tests and Treatments

• Liver, pancreatic, gallbladder and biliary surgery for benign diseases & cancer
• Minimally invasive (laparoscopic or 'keyhole') surgery
• Abdominal pain
• Pain following surgery
• Complex gallstone & gallbladder disease
• Hernia surgery
• Minor operations, e.g. skin lumps & bumps, lipoma, sebaceous cyst
• Translational cancer research: pancreatic cancer & liver metastasis
• Family history of pancreatic, liver & gallbladder cancer
• Acute pancreatitis
• Chronic pancreatitis
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Abscess incision & drainage

Appendicectomy

Cholecystectomy (laparoscopic & open)

Epigastric hernia repair

Femoral hernia repair

General consultation

Hernia repair (TAPP), laparoscopic

Hernia repair (TEP), laparoscopic

Hernia repair, inguinal (laparoscopic & open)

Hernia repair, incisional (laparoscopic & open)

Hernia repair, paraumbilical & umbilical

Laparoscopic bile duct exploration

Liver resection, laparoscopic & open

Pre-admission clinic

Removing benign skin lesion

Sigmoidoscopy

Splenectomy (laparoscopic & open)

'Sports hernia' repair

Upper GI endoscopy (gastroscopy)