Mark Davenport is a Professor of Paediatric Surgery at King's College, London, and the UK editor for the Journal of Pediatric Surgery—the leading specialist journal in the field. He has written seven books on pediatric surgery and over 300 specialist papers on a variety of topics. He is a Past-President of the British Association of Paediatric Surgeons. He qualified as a doctor in 1981 and trained in general surgery before specializing in pediatric surgery in 1986. He has been a consultant at King's College Hospital since 1994, with a special interest in neonatal surgery and hepatobiliary surgery in children.
Mark Davenport is a Professor of Paediatric Surgery at King's College, London, and the UK editor for the Journal of Pediatric Surgery—the leading specialist journal in the field. He has written seven books on pediatric surgery and over 300 specialist papers on a variety of topics. He is a Past-President of the British Association of Paediatric Surgeons. He qualified as a doctor in 1981 and trained in general surgery before specializing in pediatric surgery in 1986. He has been a consultant at King's College Hospital since 1994, with a special interest in neonatal surgery and hepatobiliary surgery in children.