Medical Qualifications

Mr Giuseppe Kito Fusai qualified in 1987 with honours from the University of Milan, Italy. He undertook general surgical training in Italy and was awarded with a Master of Surgery degree from the University of Parma in 1992. He moved to the UK in 1995 and a year later was awarded Fellowship of the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh.

Medical Experience 

Mr Fusai has worked in several Centres of Excellence in the UK and abroad, including the world famous cholangiocarcinoma centre, Nagoya University Hospital in Japan.

He is currently a Consultant Surgeon and Honorary Senior Lecturer in the Liver Unit at the Royal Free Hospital, London. This is one of only two Liver Transplant Units in London and is one of the most prestigious centres in Europe for the treatment of liver and pancreatic cancers with approximately 300 major surgical procedures carried out every year.

Mr Fusai has a particular clinical interest in liver metastases, pancreatic cancer, cancer of the bile duct and advanced disease. He often provides expert second or third opinions and treats patients from overseas who have been deemed untreatable.

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Mr Giuseppe Kito Fusai's Places of Practice

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The Royal Free Hospital

10 Pond Street
London
NW3 2QG
NHS
Private
 

Articles written by Mr Giuseppe Kito Fusai
  • Pancreatic cancer: can it be cured?

    Pancreatic cancer is the fifth leading cause of cancer-related death in the United Kingdom with more than 8000 new cases diagnosed every year. The prognosis of pancreatic cancer has historically been very poor with approximately 3% of patients alive five years after diagnosis. Surgical resection remains the only potentially curative option and is associated with a 5-year overall survival rate of between 10 and 15%, but it can be performed in less than 20% of cases. This is primarily because the cancer is either too advanced locally, or it has already spread to other organs, particularly to the liver with metastases.

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  • Liver Metastases: What can be done when bowel cancer has spread to the liver

    Bowel cancer can spread (metastasise) to various other organs, most commonly to the liver. Liver metastases occur in more than half of patients with bowel cancer and can often be treated surgically, or in combination with other types of treatment. This article describes how this can be accomplished safely, and highlights the importance of taking a multidisciplinary management approach.

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