Mr Peter Coe

Mr Peter Coe is a consultant surgeon at Leeds Teaching Hospital Trust. He graduated from the University of Manchester in 2010. His surgical training took place in Manchester, Leeds and across Yorkshire. During his training he undertook 2 years of research into obesity and cancer risk which resulted in a Doctor of Medicine thesis. He was awarded fellowship of the Royal College of Surgeons in 2021. Following completion of surgical training he undertook advanced laparoscopic (keyhole) training in bariatric surgery with Phoenix Health in Chester. Mr Coe has a busy NHS surgery practice. He performs surgery for cancers of the oesophagus and stomach as well as for weight loss (bariatric or obesity surgery), hiatus hernias and reflux disease, and gallstones. He treats groin and abdominal wall hernias utilising both keyhole and open approaches. He puts the patient at the centre of his work by empowering patients to make the right choice of treatment for them and utilising modern approaches to minimise the impact of surgery. His research interests are in the fields of obesity, oesophageal and gastric cancer and gallstones and is the co-lead for surgical research for Yorkshire with the National Institute for Health and Research.

Bariatric surgery, gall bladder surgery, hernia surgery