Gastroenterology & Hepatology

Directs the liver transplant programme at Mount Elizabeth Hospital and specializes in advanced liver disease, cirrhosis complications, viral hepatitis, liver cancer, and therapeutic endoscopy including varices treatment.

Specializes in inflammatory bowel disease with focus on colorectal cancer surveillance and gut microbiome. Former head of gastroenterology at National University Hospital, widely published and lectures internationally.

With 25+ years in hepatology, trained across UK and USA in transplant medicine, advanced endoscopy, and hepatitis C elimination. Published 30+ peer-reviewed studies and shapes national hepatitis policy.

Trained in advanced endoscopic imaging and ultrasound-guided procedures in Germany and Japan, with over 20 years managing gastrointestinal tumours and pre-cancerous conditions across digestive organs.

Performed over 3,000 endoscopies since 2008, with focused expertise in advanced liver disease, liver transplantation, hepatocellular carcinoma, and therapeutic endoscopic procedures including polypectomy and variceal ligation.

Trained in inflammatory bowel disease in Australia and intestinal ultrasound in Germany, pioneering point-of-care diagnostics. Performs advanced colonoscopy, chromoendoscopy, and capsule endoscopy for complex digestive conditions.

Trained in liver transplantation at King's College Hospital and advanced hepatology in Taiwan, with expertise in viral hepatitis, fatty liver disease, therapeutic endoscopy, and Fibroscan diagnostics.

American Board-certified with advanced endoscopy fellowship training from University of South Florida and Moffitt Cancer Center. Specializes in endoscopic ultrasound, therapeutic endoscopy, and gastrointestinal cancer screening across diverse liver and digestive conditions.