Mr Mark Arnold Steward
Mr Mark Steward is a Consultant colorectal and general surgeon in Yorkshire
Based At
NHS base
Bradford Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
GMC Number
3280799
Clinic Timetable
Monday (6pm-8pm), Tuesday (all day), Saturday (9am - midday)
Clinical interests
Early rectal cancer (Trans-anal Microscopic surgery - robotics)
Colorectal cancer
Inflammatory bowel disease
Perianal and haemorrhoidal conditions
Abdominal wall and inguinal hernias
Gallbladder disease
Minor skin surgery
Professional Memberships
Association of Coloproctologists of Great Britain and Ireland
Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh
British Medical Association
Academic Background
MB, ChB, FRCS (Ed) FFSTEd
Mark is a consultant colorectal and general surgeon and Deputy Head of School of Surgery for Yorkshire and Humber Health Education England.
He graduated in medicine from Leeds University and completed his senior training in the North West Deanery and Manchester.
His research interests include micro-vascular changes in cancers. He has published several papers on trans-anal micro surgery and has been Principal Investigator in Bradford for the International Early Rectal Cancer Study called STAR-TREC.
Mark is a trained endoscopist and colonoscopist, in particular managing early rectal cancer.
He is also an expert in transanal excision of rectal polyps using microsurgical techniques and robotics.
His general surgical work covers surgery for gallbladder disease, intra-abdominal pathology, hernias and in particular is an expert in proctology. The majority of his surgery is using minimally invasive techniques including robotic surgery.
Mark is a former staff governor at the Foundation Trust, where he also served as our council of governors’ vice-chairman for a number of years.
Based at
NHS base
Bradford Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
GMC Number
3280799
Clinic Timetable
Monday (6pm-8pm), Tuesday (all day), Saturday (9am - midday)
Clinical interests
Early rectal cancer (Trans-anal Microscopic surgery - robotics)
Colorectal cancer
Inflammatory bowel disease
Perianal and haemorrhoidal conditions
Abdominal wall and inguinal hernias
Gallbladder disease
Minor skin surgery
Professional Memberships
Association of Coloproctologists of Great Britain and Ireland
Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh
British Medical Association
Academic Background
MB, ChB, FRCS (Ed) FFSTEd
Mark is a consultant colorectal and general surgeon and Deputy Head of School of Surgery for Yorkshire and Humber Health Education England.
He graduated in medicine from Leeds University and completed his senior training in the North West Deanery and Manchester.
His research interests include micro-vascular changes in cancers. He has published several papers on trans-anal micro surgery and has been Principal Investigator in Bradford for the International Early Rectal Cancer Study called STAR-TREC.
Mark is a trained endoscopist and colonoscopist, in particular managing early rectal cancer.
He is also an expert in transanal excision of rectal polyps using microsurgical techniques and robotics.
His general surgical work covers surgery for gallbladder disease, intra-abdominal pathology, hernias and in particular is an expert in proctology. The majority of his surgery is using minimally invasive techniques including robotic surgery.
Mark is a former staff governor at the Foundation Trust, where he also served as our council of governors’ vice-chairman for a number of years.