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Written by a patient at The Royal London Hospital
8th August 2016


I am so grateful to Mr. Patel, I have had many operations over the years and I have never had a general surgeon like Mr. Patel he was kind understanding and treated one so well. I was due to have a gastroscopy to deal with a stone blocked in my bile duct. While staying with my son, I came into The Royal London as an A and E patient and Mr Patel and his team cared for me extremeley well I could not fault any of them. I eventually had my gallbladder removed by key hole surgery as Mr Patel through tests discovered my problem was not the bile duct but my gallbladder which needed to come out. I was very scared as the operations in the past had not gone well. I trusted Mr Patel and am so grateful to him and all his team as everything went so well. The scars are so tiny I really dont know how they did it, what I do know is that his whole team were brilliant. As for the star rating I would give well above 5*. To anyone who is under this team I would say dont be scared you willl be treated with care understanding and dignity, they are the best of the best. To Mr. Bijendra Patel I say a very big thank-you, you are the best!!! Valerie Barns

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Professor Bijendra Patel is a fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh and Consultant Upper GI Surgeon at UCLH and Barts Health NHS Trust London, UK. His clinical expertise includes Laparoscopic Surgery and Upper GI Surgery for benign and malignant diseases.

He is a world leader in integrating technology enhanced learning for surgical education. In October 2005, he pioneered this concept by creating the world’s first Masters course in acquiring surgical skills by virtual reality simulation (MSc Surgical Skills and Sciences) at the Barts Cancer Institute, Queen Mary University of London to “Globalise And Fast-Track Surgical Training”

Prof Patel is also a leader for Queen Mary University of London for developing joint degrees courses, & international university partnership.

His main research interests include surgical simulation as a tool for acquisition and retention of surgical skills and developing technology enhanced learning curriculum for surgical training.

He is also founder president of Society of Surgical Simulation and also the founder and editor-in chief of the Journal of Surgical Simulation, the first academic journal dedicated to publishing research in the fields of surgical simulation.

Prof Patel is passionate about globalization of surgical education and has shared his expertise as invited speaker, international chair and faculty at surgical and technology conferences globally.