Dr Gabe is a consultant in gastroenterology & intestinal rehabilitation at St Mark’s Hospital and chair
of the NHS National Reference Centre for Severe Intestinal Failure at St Mark’s. This is also an
Integrated Care centre for intestinal failure and a recognised ESPEN Training Centre. He has a wide
clinical experience in dealing with complex nutritional problems, inflammatory bowel disease, fistula
management, intestinal failure requiring enteral or parenteral support, home parenteral nutrition
and consideration of intestinal transplantation.
Dr Gabe is a past President of BAPEN. He co-founded the National Adult Small Intestinal Transplant
(NASIT) Forum in the UK and has been an active member of a Clinical Reference Group within NHS
England responsible for the development of a clinical network in England for all patients with
Intestinal Failure (HIFNET). He currently co-chairs the HPN Clinical Advice and Management Group
for NHS England.
Dr Gabe has completed an MD in intestinal permeability and an MSc in Clinical Nutrition. His
academic and research interests include nutrition (including intestinal failure & enterocutaneous
fistulae), home parenteral nutrition (survival & growth factors), intestinal transplantation and
intestinal tissue engineering.
