Consultant General and Upper GI Surgeon at Croydon University Hospital and Purley War Memorial Hospital, Croydon Healthcare Trust, London.
United Kingdom
Dr. Francesco Di Maggio is a Consultant General and Upper GI Surgeon with a distinguished career in surgery and research. He is currently serving at Croydon University Hospital, New Victoria Hospital, and Shirley Oaks Hospital. His research includes significant contributions to understanding the biomechanics of pancreatic cancer. He is a member of several prestigious societies, including the British Medical Association and the European Society for the Diseases of the Esophagus. His work has been recognized with numerous publications and awards.
Dr. Francesco Di Maggio is a Consultant General and Upper GI Surgeon with over 16 years of experience. Currently at Croydon University Hospital, New Victoria Hospital, and Shirley Oaks Hospital, he specializes in managing benign upper gastrointestinal conditions and emergency surgery.
He routinely performs laparoscopic anti-reflux procedures, paraoesophageal hernia repairs, Heller's surgery for achalasia, and cholecystectomies. He also handles hernia repairs, abdominal wall reconstructions, gastrectomies, and splenectomies. Dr. Di Maggio is JAG accredited for diagnostic upper GI endoscopy.
Dr. Di Maggio has conducted significant research at King’s College and Queen Mary University, publishing extensively on pancreatic cancer biomechanics and corrosive ingestion management. His work is recognized internationally.
A member of the British Medical Association and the European Society for the Diseases of the Esophagus, Dr. Di Maggio has received multiple awards. He is dedicated to advancing surgical practices and mentoring young surgeons.
New Victoria Hospital
Croydon University Hospital
Barking Havering and Redbridge University Hospitals NHS Trust, Romford, London.
St Thomas Hospital, Guys and St Thomas NHS Foundation Trust, London.
University of Verona, Faculty of Medicine and Surgery
2017
University of Parma, Faculty of Medicine, Department Of Surgery
2014
British Medical Association
TUGS – The Upper GastroIntestinal Surgery
International Society for the Diseases of the Esophagus
European Society for the Diseases of the Esophagus