Mr. Kesava Reddy MANNUR BSc,MBBS,LRCPS,FRCS,FRCS(gen surg)
· Upper gastrointestinal and bariatric surgeon with extensive experience in advanced laparoscopic surgery.
· Director of Bariatric Surgery at Homerton University Hospital
· Consultant Surgeon at Homerton University Hospital, The Royal London Hospital (NHS),The London Independent Hospital, The London Clinic, Holly House Hospital and SPIRE Roding Hospital.
· Regularly performs Laparoscopic obesity surgery - Gastric Banding, Gastric RNY Bypass, Sleeve Gastrectomy, Duodenal switch and Revisional obesity surgery - both in the NHS (Homerton) and private sector (SPIRE Roding Hospital, The London Clinic, The Wellington Hospital, , Holly House & The London Independent Hospital).
· Performing Laparoscopic surgery since 1990.
· Performing obesity surgery since 1998.
· Developed Bariatric Surgery since 2003 at Homerton University Hospital which was granted preferred provider status for Bariatric Surgery by South East England commissioning for obesity.
LAPAROSCOPIC WORK:
· Started in 1990.
· Attended the Laparoscopic course in Dundee in 1990.
· Closely associated with advanced laparoscopic work at the Royal London Hospital from 1991 - ‘93.
· Attended various Laparoscopic courses/conferences since then.
· Conducted a number of workshops/conferences in laparoscopic surgery in India from 1994 onwards.
· Demonstrated live Laparoscopic Fundoplication for heartburn/hiatus hernia to Royal College of Surgeons auditorium from Royal London hospital operating theatre in 1998 & 1999 and locally at other times.
· Trained quite a number of surgeons in Laparoscopic surgery
OBESITY / BARIATRIC / WEIGHTLOSS SURGERY WORK:
· Attended the first Laparoscopic gastric banding course in London in 1998.
· Performed first Laparoscopic gastric banding in 1998.
· Demonstrated Laparoscopic gastric banding in Madras, India in Jan 2004 and teaching laparoscopic obesity surgery since then in Madras & Hyderabad.
· Attended numerous Laparoscopic obesity centres in France, Belgium, Holland & USA/ workshops/conferences. Improved technique by spending some time with Leading Bariatric Surgeons In US - Prof Gagner in New York and Dr Higa in Fresno, California.
· Regularly attends and presents his work in International and national Obesity conferences.
· Regularly performs all aspects of obesity surgery after careful evaluation in a multi-disciplinary set up. Performs 6-10 Lap Gastric Bypasses/Duodenal switches and 1-3 Lap Sleeve Gasrectomies per week; and 1 Lap gastric band per month.
· Training other surgeons in Bariatric surgery.
Membership Organisations:
· IFSO : International Federation for the Surgery of the Obesity and Metabolic Disorders:
· BOMSS: British Obesity and Metabolic Surgical Society
· ALSGBI: Assocition of Laparoscopic Surgeons of Great Britain and Ireland
· AUGIS: Association of Upper Gastrointestinal Surgeons of Great Britain and Ireland
· ASGBI: Association of Surgeons of Great Britain and Ireland
· RSM: Royal Society of Medicine
Media:
live interview with Angus Fraser, Carlton (ITN) at lunch time on Bariatric surgery in 1999 and many interviews in Indian Television in 1997, 2004 & 2005
Meditation:
Practising for more than 30 years. Involved in running courses and training in meditation.
Service:
Involved in services in India mainly through ‘Sahaja Seva Samsthan’ in the field of Education and Health.
IMPORTANT PAPERS PUBLISHED BEFORE 2007
- Subcutaneous mastectomy with immediate reconstruction as treatment for early breast cancer. Palmer BV Mannur KR Ross WB. BJS 79(12); 1309-1 1, 1992 Dec.
- Physiological and symptomatic outcome following Laparoscopic Gastric fundoplication. McAnena OJ Wilson PD Evans DE Kadirkamanathan SS Mannur KR Wingate DL. BJS 82(6):795-7, 1995 Jun.
- An observed blind trial of co-amoxiclav versus cefuroxime plus metronidazole in the prevention of postoperative wound infection after general surgery. Palmer BV Mannur KR Ross WB. Journal of Hospital Infection. 26(4): 287-92, 1994 Apr.
PAPERS PUBLISHED/PRESENTED since 2007
British Journal of Surgery 2007; 94(S5): 1–65
ID 73
Reference ABS988140033
Laparoscopic gastric bypass versus laparoscopic sleeve gastrectomy: prospective comparative study from a small centre
A. Ghanbari, A. Jenkinson, K. Mannur
Homerton University Hospital
British Journal of Surgery Volume 95 Issue S7, Pages 1 – 58, 27 Aug 2008
ID 436
Reference ABS984466944
Notes obesity surgery: a prospective long-term survival animal study
A. Ghanbari, K. Mannur, F. Olagbaiye, A. Fritscher-Ravens
ID 537
Reference ABS1959242680
Bariatric surgery service: an audit of the care pathway and patient experience
Gail Pinnock1, B. Giller2, K. Mannur3
ID 458
Reference ABS726565471
An alternative management of sleeve gastrectomy complications
A. Ghanbari, K. Mannur
16th United European Gastroenterology Week: October 18 – 22, 2008 Vienna, Austria
OP328
RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED STUDYOF DIFFERENT WAYS OF CONTROLLING COMPLICATING HAEMORRHAGE VIA TRANSGASTRIC ACCESS TO THE PERITONEAL CAVITY
A. Fritscher-Ravens, A. Ghanbari, C. Holland, F. Olagbeye, K. Hardeler, K. Mannur
OP329
NOTES OBESITY SURGERY: A PROSPECTIVE LONG TERM SURVIVAL ANIMAL STUDY
K. Mannur, A. Ghanbari, F. Olagbeiye, C. Holland, H. Niemann, K. Hardeler, A. Fritscher-Ravens
Gastroenterology Endoscopy 2009 Vol 69 no5
Comparative Study of Endoscopic Full Thickness Resection and Defect Closure of the Gastric Wall Using New Devices and Routine Laparoscopic Resection in a Prospective Long Term Survival Animal Study
Fritscher-Ravens, Annette. / Olagbaiye, Olufemi A. / Holland, Christopher. / Ghanbari, Amir. / Hadeler, Klaus-Gerd. / Seehusen, Frauke. / Jacobsen, Bjoern. / Mannur, Kesava R.
(Page AB257) Gastroenterology Endoscopy2009. 7.16 Vol.69 no.5 Page AB257 ISSN:00165107
Experimental Endoscopic Method for Treatment of Bleeding Out of Liver and Spleen During NOTES(R) Procedures. A Randomized Controlled Animal Study
Fritscher-Ravens, Annette. / Olagbaiye, Olufemi A. / Holland, Christopher. / Ghanbari, Amir. / Hadeler, Klaus-Gerd. / Jacobsen, Bjoern. / Seehusen, Frauke. / Mannur, Kesava R.
Gastroenterology Endoscopy2009. 7.16 Vol.69 no.5 (Page AB168) ISSN:00165107
DDW 2009
Randomized Comparative Trial of Transesophageal Endoscopic Versus Thoracoscopic Removal of Marked Mediastinal Lymph nodes in a Long-Term Animal Survival Study
Annette Fritscher-Ravens*, Olufemi A. Olagbaiye, Christopher Holland, Amir Ghanbari, Klaus-Gerd Hadeler, Bjoern Jacobsen, Frauke Seehusen, Kesava R. Mannur
S1420 Experimental Endoscopic Method for Treatment of Bleeding Out of Liver and Spleen During NOTES® Procedures. A Randomized Controlled Animal Study
Annette Fritscher-Ravens*, Olufemi A. Olagbaiye, Christopher Holland, Amir Ghanbari, Klaus-Gerd Hadeler, Bjoern Jacobsen, Frauke Seehusen, Kesava R. Mannur
ASGE 2009
ENDOSCOPIC ALTERNATIVES TO SURGICAL THERAPY
#727 Randomized Comparative Trial of Transesophageal Endoscopic Versus Thoracoscopic Removal of Marked Mediastinal Lymphnodes in a Long-Term Animal Survival Study
Annette Fritscher-Ravens*, Olufemi A. Olagbaiye, Christopher Holland, Amir Ghanbari, Klaus-Gerd Hadeler, Bjoern Jacobsen, Frauke Seehusen, Kesava R. Mannur
S1420 Experimental Endoscopic Method for Treatment of BleedingOut of Liver and Spleen During NOTES® Procedures. ARandomized Controlled Animal Study
Annette Fritscher-Ravens*, Olufemi A. Olagbaiye, Christopher Holland, Amir Ghanbari, Klaus-Gerd Hadeler, Bjoern Jacobsen, Frauke Seehusen, Kesava R. Mannur : DDW 2009
World IFSO Congress 2009 Paris
P-061 Two Years Follow Up After Gastric Bypass And Sleeve Gastrectomy
Ghanbari A. , Molyneux B. , Mannur K. (London, UK) IFSO congress 2009
P-129 Should Drains Be Used Routinely In Roux-En-Y Gastric Bypass Surgery?
Mannur K. R. , Ghanbari A. (London, UK) IFSO congress 2009
P-253 Is There A Use For Buttress Materials To Reinforce The Staple Lines In Roux-En-Y Gastric Bypass Surgery?
Ghanbari A. , Mannur K. (London, UK) IFSO congress 2009
ALSGBI Nov 2009
Complications of laparoscopic gastric banding and the burden on a bariatric centre:
J B Haddow, M McEvoy, K R Mannur, A D Jenkinson
Homerton University Hospital, London, United Kingdom
Oral Presentation : ALSGBI Nov 27, 2009
European IFSO, Lausanne April 2010
V2: Stapling gun failure in bariatric surgery - how to manage?
- KR Mannur, Kalpana Devalia, Samrat Mukherjee
V3: Technical challenges in operating on “mega obese” patients:
- KR Mannur, Kalpana Devalia
V7: An unusual complication post gastric bypass surgery: mesenteric torsion:
- KR Mannur, Kalpana Devalia
V11: Laparoscopic reversal of gastric bypass:
- KR Mannur, Kalpana Devalia
OC44: Paraumbilical hernia in morbidly obese patients undergoing laparoscopic gastric bypass. To repair or not to repair?
- KR Mannur, Kalpana Devalia
OC76: Management of complications post revisional bariatric surgery
- KR Mannur, Kalpana Devalia
P 25: Sleeve gastrectomy as a bridge to a second bariatric procedure in super-obese patients – A single institution’s experience:
- Kesava R Mannur, Adam Goralczyk, Mehtab Rahman, Samrat Mukherjee
World IFSO, Los Angeles September 2010:
The following 9 abstracts were accepted for presentation: 4 for oral presentations and 5 for poster presentations
1. IFSO 826077: Abstract for Oral Presentation: Learning curve for Roux-en-Y gastric bypass surgery.
2.IFSO 825124: Abstract for Oral Presentation: Outcomes of bariatric surgery in the super-super obese – Single-stage versus two-stage procedures. A single centre experience.
3. IFSO 825878: Abstract for Oral Presentation: Venous carbon dioxide embolism in laparoscopic bariatric surgery – Damocles Sword ?
4. IFSO 825911: Abstract for Oral Presentation: Outcomes of bariatric surgery in patients ≥60 years old
5. IFSO 825049: Abstract for Poster presentation: Laparoscopic bariatric surgery after previous anti-reflux procedure – should the fundal wrap be taken down?
6. IFSO 825060: Abstract for Poster Presentation: Imaging in diagnosing leak after laparoscopic Bariatric surgery- Is it helpful?
7. Abstract for Poster Presentation: Outcomes of Sleeve Gastrectomy as a single stage procedure for <50 BMIkg/m2 compared to first stage for >50 BMIkg/m2
8.IFSO 825920: Abstract for Poster Presentation: Outcomes of Gastric Bypass in Super Obese patients – A single U.K centre experience
9. IFSO 825813: Abstract for Poster Presentation: Acute Gastric Remnant Dilatation after Laparoscopic Roux-en-Y Gastric Bypass Surgery – Primary or Secondary?