Mr Deep J. Malde

Introduction Mr Deep Malde is a Consultant Hepatobiliary and Pancreatic Surgeon based at the University Hospitals of Leicester providing specialist care to both Private and NHS patients who have problems relating to the Gallbladder, Pancreas and Liver across Leicestershire and its surrounding counties. Mr Malde is a Consultant Hepatobiliary and Pancreatic (HPB) Surgeon specialising in benign and malignant conditions of the Gallbladder, Pancreas and Liver. He specialises in Laparoscopic (keyhole) surgery for gallstones (Cholecystectomy) and performs over 400 gallbladder operations annually. Mr Malde is a member of the Multi-Disciplinary Team (MDT) for Liver, Pancreas and Gallbladder cancers in Leicester, he also carries out Major Laparoscopic and Open Liver and Pancreas surgery, predominantly for cancer. He has carried out over 10,000 gallbladder operations and over 500 liver and pancreas cancer operations. Other interests include management of benign conditions such as liver and pancreatic cysts. He also specialises in diagnostic and therapeutic endoscopic procedures such as Endoscopic Ultrasound Scans (EUS). He has also worked with centres across Europe to help pioneer Robotic HPB Surgery in Leicester. Mr Malde has published in peer reviewed journals on various topics including Gallbladder Surgery, Laparoscopic bile duct exploration, Acute pancreatitis, Colorectal liver metastases, Pancreatic cancer surgery in the elderly and Pancreatoduodenal trauma. He has presented at over a hundred national and international meetings. Mr Malde practises at the Nuffield Health Leicester, Spire Leicester, Woodland Hospital (Kettering) and Blakeland Hospitals (Milton Keynes) where he consults every week. History & Background Mr Malde has had the opportunity for diverse training in Europe, India, Africa and North America. After completing his Basic and Specialist Surgical training in Manchester, he undertook Specialist Fellowships in Hepatobiliary Surgery and Transplantation in Leeds and Cambridge before being appointed as a Consultant Surgeon at the University Hospitals of Leicester. More recently he has visited several specialist centres across Europe to bring Robotic surgery to Liver and Pancreatic patients of Leicester. Personal interests Deep enjoys travelling and having grown up in Kenya he regularly goes hiking. Since moving to Leicestershire he has taken up cycling. He also enjoys skiing. Research Mr Malde has published in peer reviewed journals on various topics including Gallbladder Surgery, Laparoscopic bile duct exploration, Acute pancreatitis, Colorectal liver metastases, Pancreatic cancer surgery in the elderly and Pancreatoduodenal trauma. He has presented at over a hundred national and international meetings.

Gall bladder Surgery Mr Malde specialises in Gallbladder Surgery and performs over 400 gallbladder operations a year. He specialises in providing surgery for gallstones but additionally looks after complex gallbladder problems referred to him from across the region. He also treats patients who have had complications from gallbladder surgery carried out elsewhere. Mr Malde also runs a private ‘Rapid Access Gallbladder Clinic’ at the Woodland, Nuffield, Spire and Blakeland Hospitals where patients with gallbladder problems can: be assessed; a management plan formed and if needed given a date for surgery, in a one stop clinic. Pancreatic Surgery Mr Malde specialises in Pancreatic Cancer surgery, and provides Private and NHS care for patients from across East Midlands. He carries out Laparoscopic (Keyhole) and Open Surgery for Pancreatic Cancer. He has a special interest in managing locally advanced pancreatic cancer patients. Liver Surgery Mr Malde specialises in liver surgery for both benign and cancerous conditions. He operates on patients with primary liver and bile duct tumours (Hepatocellular carcinoma, Intrahepatic cholangiocarcinoma, Adenoma etc ) and secondary liver tumours (liver metastases from primaries in the bowel or other organs).  Mr Malde has a special interest in treating complex patients with multiple liver tumours with techniques that include 2-stage liver surgery and microwave ablation to try improve prognosis and lengthen life expectancy for these patients. Microwave ablation of liver tumours Mr Malde specialises in carrying out microwave ablation (destroying tumour cells using heat from microwaves) of liver tumours to help make previously inoperable disease operable and in patients with widespread neuroendocrine tumours, to improve prognosis and survival. Endoscopic Ultrasound ( EUS)) and Radiofrequency Ablation of Pancreatic Tumours Mr Malde is part of a team that has pioneered EUS RFA for pancreatic tumours in the United Kingdom