Christos Apostolou

Christos Apostolou is an Honorary Clinical Associate Professor at the ANU School of Medicine and Psychology, specializing in upper gastrointestinal, liver, biliary, and pancreatic surgery. He is an accredited consultant surgeon at Sydney Adventist Hospital, Macquarie University Hospital, and Bankstown-Lidcombe Hospital. His roles include Royal Australasian College of Surgeons' training supervisor at Bankstown-Lidcombe Hospital. He holds academic affiliations as a Conjoint Senior Lecturer at UNSW, Clinical Lecturer at Macquarie University, and Clinical Senior Lecturer at Sydney University (Sydney Adventist Hospital Clinical School).

• Education: MBChB (University of Cape Town, 1996), MMed (Surg), Cert. Gastro (SA) Surg., FCS (SA), FRACS.

Research interests focus on hepatopancreaticobiliary and digestive surgery, upper gastrointestinal oncology, antireflux surgery, hernia repair, laparoscopic techniques, interventional endoscopy (including ERCP), and robotic surgery. He chairs the Sydney South West Area Upper Gastrointestinal Cancer Committee and serves on professional bodies like ANZHPBA, AMA, KDMA, and ANZGOSA.

No specific publications or awards are listed, but his clinical and academic contributions emphasize surgical innovation and training across multiple institutions.