Our Consultants

Appointments:

Private Secretary - Natalie Warner

M: 07743 985167

Mr. Ajeya Adhikari is a leading Trauma and Orthopaedic Surgeon based in South West London. He primarily deals with Lower Limb Conditions with a special interest in Knee Surgery.He undertakes both operative and non-operative treatment of knee problems and is in the top decile nationally in terms of number of patients treated. He has pioneered the use of computers and robotics in orthopaedic surgery in the UK and is actively involved in the culture of cartilage cells and transplant for cartilage injuries.

Common procedures:

• Total Knee Replacement
• Partial Knee Replacement
• Hip Replacement
• Cruciate Ligament Reconstruction
• Corrective Osteotomy
• Arthroscopy of the Knee and Ankle
• Ligament repairs of the Knee and Ankle
• Cartilage Transplant
• Patella Realignment
• Patella Stabilization
• Patellofemoral Replacement

Special Interests:
Mr. Adhikari has a special interest in knee surgery. Over the last three years he has performed on average both in the NHS and private sectors. His current interest is in reducing blood loss and reducing post operative pain in which he has had significant success.

Private sectors:
Knee Replacement 200 per year
Cruciate ligament Surgery 50 per year
Arthroscopy 200 per year

Clinic: Thursday pm, Alternate Thursday evenings, Alternate Saturday am (St. Anthony's)
Clinic: Alternate Thursday evening (Raynes Park Health Centre) 

Secretary: Helen Moss

T: 0203 456 4203

E: [email protected]

Clinic: Alternate Monday pm

Miss Ajay is a Consultant Obstetrician and Gynaecologist based at Croydon University Hospital. She has international experience and has received structured training in both obstetrics and gynaecology in the well sought after London training programme.

Miss Ajay also provides general gynaecological services at St Anthony’s hospital including the following:

• Pelvic pain
• Menstrual disorders
• Sexual problems
• Polycystic ovaries and the problems that they cause
• Early pregnancy problems
• Recurrent miscarriages
• Menopause 

Miss Ajay specialises in

• Gynaecological and early pregnancy ultrasound
• Outpatient hysteroscopy
• Colposcopy and vulvoscopy
• Psychosexual counselling

Clinic: Ad Hoc (St. Anthony's)
Clinic: Tuesday am (Raynes Park Health Centre) 

Clinic: Alternate Wednesday evenings

Clinic: Ad Hoc

Clinic:by arrangement

Qualifications: FRCPCH

Dr. Wathik Alsaud an acute general paediatric consultant with special interest in children with multiple allergies and asthma. He has many years of experience in all aspects of general paediatrics and has worked in his specialised paediatric centres abroad and in London. He was the RCPCH paediatric college tutor for Chelsea and Westminster Hospital for 5 years and is also part of the multidisciplinary team for paediatric oncology at Chelsea and Westminster Hospital and a member of British Society for Allergy and Clinical Immunology.

Appointments:

Secretary - Barbara Blackburn

T: 020 8746 8657
E:  

Clinic: Monthly Wednesday afternoons (St. Anthony's)
Clinic: Alternate Wednesday evenings (Raynes Park Health Centre) 

Mr. Anand has a particular interest in sports knee injuries, anterior knee pain and optimising return to sport. 

He was educated in Harrow and studied Medicine at University College London and graduated in 2002. In addition to his medical degree, he completed a degree (BSc) in Orthopaedic Science at the Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital. His specialist orthopaedic training was in Cambridge and London. He was made a fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons in 2011 and obtained his specialist CCT in 2013.

Bobby has comprehensive specialist fellowship training in all aspects of knee surgery. Having trained under some of the leading knee surgeons in the world he has acquired considerable knowledge in treating high demand elite athletes. He applies these principles to all the patients he treats. His passion within knee surgery is in sports injuries and patella instability. Mr Anand has completed four knee fellowships including 6 months in Melbourne, Australia with Prof J Feller. His other fellowships were in top centres in Italy, Bristol and Bournemouth. In 2013 he was awarded the prestigious European Arthroscopy Travelling Fellowship where he travelled around Europe visiting the top centres and presenting his research. His research interests are focused around getting patients back to sport or high level function after knee surgery. 

Mr. Anand is enthusiastic about training and teaching. He plays an active role in training junior doctors including GP trainees and future orthopaedic surgeons. In addition, he teaches on international courses around the world training established consultants and senior trainees on sports knee surgery and joint replacement surgery. Mr Anand is honoured to be one of only a few surgeons from the UK to be elected to sit on the committees for the European Society for Sports Traumatology, Knee Surgery and Arthroscopy (ESSKA).

Outside work, he is married with one young daughter. He spends his free time with his family, travelling or playing football.

Kavin Andi is a Consultant Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeon and Honorary Senior Clinical Lecturer specialising in Microvascular Reconstructive Facial Plastic Surgery at St George's Hospital, University of London.

Kavin studied dentistry followed by medicine at Bart's and The London Schools of Medicine and Dentistry where he was awarded numerous prizes including the College Prize in Clinical Dentistry and Distinction in Oral Surgery.

On completion, he undertook his Clinical Surgery in General training in Essex before returning to the London Deanery Higher Surgical Training programme in Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery at The Royal London Hospital; St Bartholomew's Hospital; King's College and Guy's Hospitals.

Following the award of Fellowship of The Royal College of Surgeons he was subsequently ranked 1st after national selection by the UK Joint Committee for Higher Surgical Training for Advanced Head & Neck Surgical Oncology Training which he successfully completed at Guy's Hospital, London, in conjunction with the award of Fellowship of The UK Higher Education Academy.

Kavin is passionate about improving patients lives through the use of technology and this is reflected in his research interests which include surgical robotics, augmented reality and 3D virtual surgery planning for which he was awarded the prestigious 2012 Norman Rowe Clinical Prize by the British Association of Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeons.

He has lectured and published widely in these areas and has also written original software on multiple platforms including the web; creating user-friendly tools for clinical and outcomes research data collection.

When asked when and what to refer to a specialist Kavin believes "No problem is too big or too small to warrant a specialist referral from our GPs particularly as their decisions are based on a vast range of experience and more intimate knowledge of their patients. The range of referrals that I receive from wisdom teeth to facial aesthetic surgery and cancer resection followed by reconstruction only makes my job more interesting and rewarding on a daily basis.'

Clinics: Ad Hoc

PA: Khim Boland 

T: 0203 488 0231

M: 07737 257 100 

Fax: +44 203 608 4761

Website: www.kavinandi.com

Dr Antonios is a Senior Lecturer and Honorary Consultant in Cardiovascular & General Medicine. He is the head of the Blood Pressure Unit at St George's Hospital, London. His research interests include the microcirculatory abnormalities in cardiovascular disease particularly essential hypertension, pregnancy associated hypertension and microvascular angina. He is internationally acclaimed in this field of microcirculation research and has lectured in several international conferences. His clinical interests include management of severe and resistant hypertension, secondary hypertension, malignant hypertension, pregnancy-associated hypertensive disorders including preeclampsia, and hypertensive heart failure.

Dr Antonios joined St George’s hospital medical school in 1993. He was appointed as a Senior Registrar honorary lecturer in Clinical Pharmacology and therapeutics and in General Medicine in 1996. Between 1996 and 2000 he undertook research funded by the British Heart Foundation under the supervision of Dr D Singer and Prof G MacGregor, studying the Microcirculation in Cardiovascular disease. He was admitted to the degree of Doctor of Medicine by the University

Clinic: Friday pm monthly (St. Anthony's)
Clinic: Friday pm monthly (Raynes Park) 

Mr Pandelis Athanasias completed his training in Obstetrics & Gynaecology in the London Deanery (South Thames rotation) and subsequently developed special skills in minimal invasive surgery as a fellow in advanced gynaecological endoscopy (Whittington Hospital, London). He is currently a Consultant Obstetrician & Gynaecologist at St Helier Hospital and the Lead Clinician for Early Pregnancy and Acute Gynaecology.

Mr Athanasias presented studies in national and international conferences and has a special interest in risk management. He is dedicated to providing advanced, up-to-date and safe care for women with gynaecological problems.

His clinical interests include:

-Investigation and management of ovarian pathology

-Gynaecological ultrasound scanning

-Laparoscopic Hysterectomy

-Management of endometriosis

-Minimal invasive treatment of menorrhagia (heavy bleeding)

-Management of menopausal symptoms

-Colposcopy and HPV testing

Memberships

-Member of the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists

-Member of he British Society of Gynaecological Endoscopy

-Member of the American Society of Gynaecologic Laparoscopists

-Member of the British Society of Colposcopy and Cervical Pathology

-Member of the European Society of Gynaecological Endoscopy

Clinic: Alternate Monday Evenings & Alternate Saturday am

Professor Axford has worked for over thirty years within the NHS and one of his visions was to develop an integrated musculoskeletal service. He achieved this with the opening of The Hotung Centre at St. George's Hospital in 2002, which is now an internationally acknowledged centre of clinical excellence.

Professor Axford is the founding director of the London Rheumatology Clinic, whose aim is the provision of holistic individualised clinical care in a coordinated and integrated manner.

Academic Profile

Professor Axford has made notable achievements within a number of institutions and societies. At St. George's, University of London he has served on Council, was the Professor of Clinical Rheumatology and directed the Hotung Centre.
He has been associated with the Royal Society of Medicine for over twenty years and has been a Trustee and  Honorary Secretary and is an Honorary member.

Professor Axford works closely with the British Society of Rheumatology and has served on Council and has been the Vice Chair of the Education and Training Committee, where he has  been instrumental in establishing the revalidation course and e-learning venture.

Professor Axford has written eighty nine peer reviewed papers and twenty books. He regularly gives scientific research presentations; both nationally and internationally.
He has active research interest in rheumatoid arthritis, osteoarthritis and lupus.

Awards

Professor Axford has received a number of awards, including BMA book of the year award, the Doris Hillier Award for Rheumatology, four NHS/ACCEA merit awards and honorary membership of the Royal Society of Medicine.

Affiliations

British Society for Rheumatology, American College of Rheumatology, Royal Society of Medicine, British Medical Association

Secretary:
T: 020 8605 2870
F: 020 8286 2873

Practice Manager: Carolyn Wyndham

T: 020 8404 3937
F: 020 8286 7530
E:

Clinic: Tuesday & Thursday mornings

Clinic: Every Wednesday afternoon/Thursday afternoon (St. Anthony's)
Clinic: Tuesday am (Raynes Park Health Centre) 

Clinic: Thursday evenings

Mr Dibyesh Banerjee is a senior Consultant Breast & General Surgeon and Hon. Senior Lecturer at St George's Hospital Medical School, University of London. He is a member of the Association of Breast Surgeons (ABS) and is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Medicine. His main interest lies in Oncoplastic Breast Surgery, which is an established surgical sub-specialty encompassing all aspects of breast surgery – combining the best principles of cancer surgery with the best techniques of breast reconstruction and cosmesis.

He underwent his Specialist training at the Oncoplastic Breast Unit in Winchester and at the Cardiff Breast Unit in Wales. His international experience includes Sentinel Node Biopsy training at the Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Centre in New York and a Travelling Fellowship at the Winship Cancer Institute and Crawford Long Hospital, Emory University, Atlanta. He has also attended several training courses in the UK and abroad,  including a Breast Reconstruction Course at European Institute of Oncology in Milan and the Jersey Breast Reduction Masterclass.

As a keen surgical trainer, he has established the St Georges Oncoplastic Breast Surgery Seminar – a biennial training programme aimed at Breast Surgery trainees.

Mr Banerjee runs the ‘One Stop’ Breast Clinic at St. Anthony's on Monday evenings – for rapid assessment and diagnosis of all breast problems. Each patient is seen and examined by Mr Banerjee personally and, any tests (including mammograms and biopsies), usually performed at the same visit by a senior Consultant Breast Radiologist.

Mr Banerjee also performs large numbers of ‘benign’ breast operations each year – including correction of inverted nipples, breast asymmetry (uneven breasts), breast enlargement, breast reduction and breast lift (mastopexy). He is also a specialist in male breast problems e.g., male breast reductions for gynaecomastia. As a General Surgeon he also performs hernia repairs, removal of ‘lumps & bumps’, lymph node biopsy, hidradenitis and other day case procedures.

Clinic: Monday evenings - One-Stop Breast Clinic

Dr Shrilla Banerjee is a Consultant Cardiologist for Surrey and Sussex NHS Trust and also the Heart Hospital, University College London Hospitals NHS Trust. She qualified from Birmingham University in 1993. She completed General Medical training on the St George's Medical rotation, followed by posts at Guys Renal Unit.

She was a Research Registrar at the London Chest Hospital and has an MD in Cardiovascular Epidemiology. Her clinical Cardiology training was completed at the Royal Free Hospital, the Middlesex Hospital and UCLH.

She is a fully trained Interventional Cardiologist and has sessions for angioplasty and pacemaker insertion at both Surrey and Sussex NHS Trust and also the Heart Hospital, UCLH NHS Trust.

She has recently co-authored a textbook, Swanton's Cardiology, was published March 2008. She has published many papers, including articles in the New England Journal of Medicine.

Dr Banerjee will be available to see referrals for general cardiology, coronary artery disease, hypertension, cardiac arrhythmias and women's cardiac health.

Interests:

• Coronary artery disease
• Maternal Cardiac Health
• Women and Heart Disease
• Cardiac arrhythmias
• Vascular risk & metabolic syndrome

Clinic: by arrangement

Clinic: Thursday evenings and the 4th Saturday morning of every month.

Mr Barton graduated with honours from Queen’s University, Belfast and following initial training in Belfast and Dublin, undertook a surgical and research fellowship in gynaecological oncology in the United States. He was appointed as a consultant gynaecological oncologist at the Royal Marsden Hospital,  and jointly  appointed to St George’s Hospital working single-handedly to established and developed the practice there. Mr Barton is the only gynaecological oncologist at St. Anthony’s Hospital. 

He has a national and international reputation in the management of gynaecological cancers, establishing and developing postgraduate surgical training programmes.  He is referred patients from many cancer centres outside London. He has lectured widely and published more than 100 papers in the field contributing to the  evidence-base that underpins clinical decision making.  He is committed care and in 2012 received a NHS Hero Award from the Health Secretary. Mr Barton is a member of many national and international societies, and has been a committee member on some of these as well. 

His main interests include:

• postgraduate surgical training 
• surgical management of complex gynaecological problems
• recurrent cancer 
• surgical outcomes including quality of life

Clinic: Alternate Monday PM

Training

Dr. Basu obtained a medical degree in 1990 and thereafter trained in several specialities of Medicine. She found interest in Neurophysiology in 2003 and specialised from Walton Centre, Glasgow, one of the best neuroscience centres in the country. Further training was obtained in Edinburgh, Nottingham University hospital, Institute of Child Health, London and Uppsala University, Sweden. 

Memberships

She is a member of BSCN (British Society of Clinical Neurophysiology), AANEM (American Association of Neurology and Electrodiagnostic Medicine) and several other professional bodies.

Job

Her base hospital is St Helier that provides  services to approximately 420,000 people living across southwest London and northeast Surrey. She receives referrals not only from other hopsitals within the Trust but also from Kingston Hospital and directly from the GPs and Physiotherapists. Her special interests are in entrapment neuropathies, traumatic nerve injuries, demyelinating neuropathies, root compression, motor neurone disease, myasthenia gravis and myopathies.

Clinic: Alternate Wednesday Evenings (Raynes Park Health Centre)

Clinic: Wednesday evenings, Saturday am, alternate Monday evenings

Clinic: Wednesday pm and Friday am

Stephen Black is a Consultant Vascular Surgeon with his main NHS appointment at the St George's Vascular Institute, St George's Hospital, London. He also holds an Honarary Consultant post at Epsom and St Helier University Hospitals NHS Trust. He is an Honorary Senior Lecture at St George's Hospital Medical School, University of London.

Stephen completeted his basic medical training in South Africa before emigrating to the United Kingdom in 2001. He went on to complete a MD degree at St Marys Hospital and Imperial College, London looking into the training of surgeons to perform carotid surgery. This was under the supervision of Mr John Wolfe and Lord Darzi.

Following this Stephen completed his vascular training holding posts as a registrar at Ashford and St Peters Hospital, Frimley Park Hospital, Guys and St Thomas Hospital and St George's Hospital. He was appointed as a consultant in 2010.

Stephen specialises exclusively in vascular surgery and has intrests in both arterial and venous disease. His arterial practice includes cover of aneurysmal disease (including endovascular techniques), carotid surgery for the treatment of stroke, treatment of diabetic vascular complications and peripheral vascular disease. His venous practice is well established and he has a particular interest in this field and is well versed in modern minimally invasive techniques for the treatment of veins.

Stephen has an interest in training and has presented widely on this subject internationally. He is an active contributor to ongoing medical research.

Clinic: Ad Hoc

Clinics: Alternate Thursday pm

Appointments: 020 8335 4678 / 9

Dr Bogle graduated from St George's Hospital Medical School and was the top student of his year with distinctions in medicine, surgery, clinical pharmacology and therapeutics. He was awarded the James Hope Gold Medal in Cardiac Medicine & Surgery, Brackenbury Prize in Medicine, Brackenbury Prize in Surgery, Bayly Brodie Prize in Paediatrics and the Elek Prize in Clinical Immunology. He was proxime accessit to the University of London Gold medal.

Dr Bogle is a member of the British Cardiac Society, British Cardiac Interventional Society, British Pharmacological Society and Royal College of Physicians. He has many original research publications covering all aspects of cardiovascular science and general adult cardiology. The quality of his research has been acknowledged by the award of the Geoffrey Rose Prize of the British Hypertension Society.

Specialist Interests:

• Coronary heart disease including angioplasty and stenting
• Hypertension
• Cardiovascular risk assessment

Private Secretary:
Miss Debra Nalden
Telephone (mobile): 07585 110012
Fax: 020 8711 2502
E-mail: [email protected]

Clinic: Thursday afternoons

Miss Borg qualified as a Doctor of Medicine and Surgery from the University of Malta in 1997. She completed a research degree (MD University of London) at the department of surgery at King’s College Hospital and at the department of metabolic medicine, Hammersmith Hospital, London. Miss Borg completed her specialist surgical training in upper GI, general and bariatric surgery in London and North-East Thames deanery.

In 2012, she was appointed as a Consultant Surgeon at University Hospital Lewisham. Her specialist clinical and research interests are bariatric (weight loss) and metabolic surgery. She also has a keen interest in laparoscopic (keyhole) abdominal surgery, in particular the management of gallstone disease and gastro-oesophageal reflux.

Miss Borg has published in peer reviewed journals and presented in national and international meetings. She is a reviewer for several international journals and the associate editor for the Journal of the International Bariatric Club.

Clinical interests

• Laparoscopic surgery
• Bariatric (weight loss) and metabolic surgery
• Abdominal wall hernias
• Gastro-oesophageal reflux and upper GI surgery and endoscopy
• Biliary surgery

Professional memberships

• Association of Surgeons of Great Britain and Ireland
• Association of Upper Gastro-Intestinal Surgeons of Great Britain and Ireland
• British Obesity and Metabolic Surgery Society
• International Federation for the Surgery of Obesity and Metabolic Disorders
• International Bariatric Club
• American Society for Metabolic and Bariatric Surgery

Clinic: Alternate Wednesday Evenings (Raynes Park Health Centre)

Clinic: Alternate Thursday am

Dr Bungay received his degree in medicine from Trinity College, University of Cambridge in 1997 and was awarded Membership of the Royal College of Physicians in 2000 and earned a PhD from University College London in 2008, having completed a period of scientific research at the Royal Free Hospital.

His specialist training in gastroenterology and general medicine was at a variety of hospitals in North London and on completion of this he went abroad for a year to work as a Clinical Fellow in Inflammatory Bowel Disease at the University of Toronto based at Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre.

Under the direction of Professor Fred Saibil, Dr Bungay was able to treat patients presenting with the full spectrum of Crohn’s disease and ulcerative colitis and therefore he is trained to manage both complicated and less complicated disease.Dr Bungay was appointed Consultant Gastroenterologist at Kingston Hospital in 2009 and sees patients on the NHS at Kingston Hospital and private patients at St. Anthony’s at Raynes Park.

http://www.london-gastropractice.co.uk/

Clinic: Monday Evenings (Raynes Park Health Centre)

Dr Emanuela Campalani works as a Consultant Dermatologist at Epsom and St Helier University Hospitals NHS Trust.

She qualified from Queen's University of Belfast in 1999 and completed postgraduate training in general medicine at the Royal Victoria Hospital in Belfast, and King's College Hospital in London. She obtained the MRCP in 2002.

Dr Campalani has been working exclusively in Dermatology since 2001. She completed her specialist training in London at the Royal London Hospital, Barts' and the London NHS Trust, Royal Free Hospital, and St Helier Hospital. She undertook research in the field of psoriasis at St John's Institute of Dermatology, Guy's and St Thomas' Hospitals, and was awarded an MD by the University of London in 2009. She has both scientific and clinical papers published in peer-reviewed journals.

She diagnoses and treats all kind of skin conditions, including psoriasis, eczema, other skin rashes, acne, pigmented lesions and skin cancer, hyperhidrosis (excessive sweating) and skin allergies.

Clinic: Alternate Friday am (St. Anthony's)

Miss Cerovac is a consultant plastic surgeon with specialist interest in aesthetic and hand and wrist surgery. She graduated from Medical School at Belgrade University in 1992 and continued her postgraduate training in plastic surgery on the South London Specialist Registrar Rotation. In 1999 she obtained a postgraduate research degree (Master in Surgical Science) from the University of London in the field of flexor tendon surgery and developed subspecialist training in aesthetic and hand / wrist surgery by undertaking fellowships at the McIndoe Surgical Centre in East Grinstead, Wrightington Hospital and the Windsor Hand Clinic.

Miss Cerovac's NHS appointment is based at St. George's Hospital, and she is happy to see private patients at St. Anthony's for:

• General plastic surgery e.g. skin lesions, skin cancer, soft tissue reconstruction, scar management

• Hand surgery e.g. Dupuytren's, arthritis, ganglions, tendon problems, carpal tunnel syndrome

• Wrist surgery e.g. wrist pain, arthritis, joint instability, scaphoid fractures and non-unions, ligament injuries

• Aesthetic surgery e.g. facial, breast and abdominal rejuvenation

Practice Manager – Tel. 0845 026 7776

http://sonjacerovac.com/

Clinic: Alternate Wednesday am (St. Anthony's)
Clinic: Alternate Thursday evenings (Raynes Park Health Centre) 

Clinic: Wednesday evenings

Appointments via private secretary:
Ms Shahla Samad
Tel. 0208 417 1544
Fax 0208 711 2164
Mob. 07976 266 148
Email:

Website: www.shahlasamad.com

Clinic: Wednesday evening

Dr Chang has a degree in Medical microbiology. His undergraduate training was at Bristol Medical University and he graduated in 1982. Dr Chang spent initial house jobs in the West Country before embarking on a career in Paediatrics that spanned a wide variety of hospitals including Leicester teaching hospitals and London hospitals including Charing Cross and Westminster Children’s hospital.

He undertook a year of experience as a Senior Registrar in neonatology at The Mater hospital in Brisbane, Australia before returning to the UK to complete his training in general paediatrics with specialisation in neonatal intensive care. He was appointed to Mayday hospital in 1993 where he is currently working. Dr Chang has strong links and work closely with the neonatologists at St George’s Hospital, Tooting, where he also hold an honorary senior lecturer position.Dr Chang also teaches medical students, nursing and medical staff in general paediatrics as well as neonatal intensive care. He is also a qualified Neonatal and Paediatric Advance Life support instructor.

He is clinical lead in general Paediatrics and Neonates, and has an interest in research and development, sitting on the R&D committee at Mayday.Dr Chang is joint clinical lead for South West London neonatal network since 2008.

Clinic: Wednesday mornings (Raynes Park Health Centre)

Clinic: By arrangement

Clinic: Alternate Wednesday am

Dr Chua is the lead clinician for the interstitial lung disease (ILD) service at St George's Healthcare Trust. The ILDs are complex conditions that may affect a wide range of individuals, including those with rheumatological conditions or those who have been exposed to certain drugs or environmental agents.

There is also a large group of entities for which a cause has not been identified. The common link amongst all these diseases is their tendency to form lung scarring, a complication known as pulmonary fibrosis. My job is to secure an accurate diagnosis, ensure prompt treatment and closely monitor these patients over time.

Special Areas of Interest

The clinical aspects are the most satisfying, particularly when patients are well managed and a successful clinical outcome is achieved. This is especially so when the clinical situation is complicated or still evolving. In such situations, I am reliant upon and enjoy engaging with highly knowledgeable and dedicated colleagues from diverse specialties and clinical backgrounds.

Clinic Time: Ad Hoc

Dr T P Chua graduated from St Mary’s Hospital Medical School, London, now part of Imperial College of Science, Technology and Medicine. He obtained first class honours in the intercalated BSc programme and graduated with the MBBS degree in 1987.

He passed the MRCP examinations at first attempt after which he took up cardiology specialty training in various London teaching hospitals including St Bartholomew’s, Royal Free, Royal Brompton and National Heart and Hammersmith hospitals. He was also a British Heart Foundation Research Fellow researching into heart failure.

Accredited as a specialist in the United Kingdom both in general medicine and cardiology, his special interests include interventional cardiology (balloon angioplasty and stenting), heart failure, hypertension and pacing. He is an NHS consultant cardiologist at the Royal Surrey County Hospital, Guildford and St George’s Hospital, London.

He is also a consultant at St Anthony’s Hospital, North Cheam, Mount Alvernia Hospital and Nuffield Hospital, Guildford.

Clinic: by arrangement

NHS Secretary 01483 464 099 (Royal Surrey) and 0208 725 1220 (St George’s)
Private Secretary 01483 207301

Mr Mark Churchill is a consultant orthopaedic surgeon dealing with children, adult limb, trauma.

Undergraduate training
Guy’s Hospital 1975-1981
BSc, MB, BS Hons

Postgraduate training
London SE Thames
Germany Trauma Fellowship

Professional career
FRCS Orthopaedic and Trauma

Conditions treated
Children, trauma, adult lower limb

Clinic: Tuesday afternoons

Clinic: by arrangement

Clinic: Alternate Monday Evenings

I graduated from University College Hospital, London in 1992 and my plastic surgery training was in East Grinstead, Newcastle and the world renowned Louisville Hand centre in the USA, as a Hand and Microsurgery Fellow in 2004. I was placed on the GMC specialist register in 2005. I trained in all aspects of aesthetic surgery during my training.

I was appointed as an NHS Consultant to St George's Hospital, Tooting in August 2005 and I have a honorary appointment with St Helier's and Epsom hospitals trusts where i hold a clinic and operate weekly.

My research interests include an MSc in rheumatology and have published nationally and internationally in plastic surgery journals.

I am particularly interested in aesthetic breast surgery but also abdominoplasty, liposuction, nose reshaping and pinning back ears.　

Professional memberships

Fellow of The Royal College of Surgeons of England (FRCS Eng) and on the GMC specialist register for Plastic Surgery (FRCS Plast).

The British Association of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery (BAAPS)

The British Association of Plastic, Reconstructive and Aesthetic 　Surgery (BAPRAS)

The British Society for Surgery of the hand (BSSH).

For further information please contact Jan Richards my Private Secretary on:

Telephone: 07722-841078

email:

www.colvilleplasticsurgery.co.uk

Clinic: Alternate Tuesday and Wednesday evenings

Clinic: Alternate Monday mornings and Wednesday pm

Clinic: Friday pm/evening

Clinic: Ad Hoc

Dr Darlington qualified in medicine from the University of London, from where she was also awarded an MD for a thesis on lipid and purine metabolism.

She is a Consultant Physician and Rheumatologist and is a Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians. 

Dr Darlington has a widely-ranging research programme linked to the University of Glasgow and involving osteoporosis, rheumatoid arthritis, gout, stroke ,neuroprotection, neurodevelopment, Huntington’s disease, depression, chronic brain injury, cardiac bypass surgery, malaria, trypanosomiasis, the use of flavonoids in medicine and various aspects of nutritional immunology. 

She founded Epsom Medical Research – a registered charity – has published over 50 peer-reviewed research papers and has co-edited four books.

Professional Memberships:
Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians (London), Br Society for Rheumatology; European Soc for the study of Purine and Pyrimidine Metabolism in Man; Medical Section of Amnesty International; Br Soc for Immunology; Soc for Neuroscience; Br Neuroscience Association; Br Pharmacological Soc; Internat. Soc. for the Study of Tryptophan.

http://www.lgdmedical.co.uk/

Clinic: 1st Saturday of the Month (St. Anthony's)
Clinic: Monday pm and alternate Friday mornings (Raynes Park Health Centre)

Dr Daryani graduated from St George’s Hospital, London, having also completed his PhD in Genetics. His medical training rotation was at St George’s hospital and Bart’s and the London. He trained in cardiology at London Chest, St Thomas’, and St George’s hospital. He was a senior Registrar and fellow in cardiac imaging at St George’s hospital and Royal Brompton hospital, London. He previously worked as a consultant cardiologist at East & North Hertfordshire NHS trust and was also an honorary consultant at Harefield hospital.

His areas of interest are general adult cardiology including angina, heart failure, valvular heart disease, and cardiomyopathy. His special interests are cardiac imaging including advanced echocardiography, stress echo, cardiac MR and cardiac CT.

Dr Daryani is a member of British Cardiac Society (BCS), British Society of Echo (BSE), British Society of Cardiac MR (BSCMR), Society of Cardiac Magnetic Resonance (SCMR), European Working Group on Cardiovascular Magnetic Resonance, Society of Cardiac CT (SCCT), and European Association of Echo (EAE).

Clinic: by arrangement

Mr Dinah's practice involves a general orthopaedic fracture service as well as a specialist lower limb elective service. His main interest is knee surgery, and he also performs hip replacements.

Knee ligament reconstruction: medial or lateral collateral ligaments, anterior and posterior cruciate ligaments

Patellar instability: bony and soft tissue surgical correction

Arthroscopic knee surgery: cartilage or meniscus excision or repair, debridement and microfracture

Arthritis: partial or total knee replacements, as well as revision knee replacements

Routine primary hip replacements: traditional and modern implants and bearing surfaces that have a proven track record.

Website: www.mrferozdinah.co.uk  

PRIVATE SECRETARY: Mrs. Terri Stonham, 01372 277 348

Email:

Clinic: Friday pm

I trained in respiratory & general medicine in London at various district hospitals, Royal Brompton Hospital and finally at St George's hospital where I was subsequently appointed as a consultant with a remit to develop interstitial lung disease sub specialisation and a rapid access service at Queen Mary's, Roehampton.

My research interest was in occupational lung disease, specifically respiratory hypersensitivity to workplace chemicals. Whilst at St George's I spent six months training in adult intensive care and became an advanced life support instructor

Clinic: Alternate Tuesday Evening & Alternate Wednesday am

Clinic: Friday pm/evening (St. Anthony's)

Procedures performed - Transcervical resection of fibroids, myomectomy, laparoscopy, outpatient hysteroscopy, endometrial ablation and resection,  laparoscopichysterectomy –Preferred option, also abdominal and vaginal hysterectomy, pelvic floor repair, labial reduction, sacrospinous fixation, oophorectomy.

Mr Duroshola studied medicine in Nigeria, completing his training in obstetrics and gynaecology studies in the United Kingdom in 1996. Appointed locum consultant to Whittington Hospital & then Chelsea & Westminster Hospital in 2006. Joined Epsom & St. Helier University Trust in March 2008.

• Royal College of Obstetricians & Gynaecologists
• British Soceity of Gynaecological Endoscopists
• British Soceity of Colposcopists and Cervical Pathologists. 

 Clinic: Alternate Thursday am

Clinic: Ad Hoc

Clinic: Friday evenings (St. Anthony's)

Clinic: Alternate Thursday mornings

Dr Faircloth qualified from St George's Hospital Medical School, gaining a number of prizes, before undertaking junior posts at St George's, the Royal Brompton and Hammersmith Hospitals. He started his registrar training at Frimley Park Hospital in 1999 before going on to St George's. He was awarded a personal BHF Fellowship to research the molecular basis of ischaemic heart failure at St Thomas' Hospital, leading to the award of a PhD. He completed his training with a fellowship in interventional cardiology back at St George's Hospital.

Dr Faircloth is a cardiologist with a particular interest in ischaemic heart disease and interventional cardiology, especially primary angioplasty for the immediate treatment of myocardial infarction. In addition, he treats all aspects of cardiology including hypertension, rhythm management, pacing and heart failure.

He maintains an ongoing interest in medical education and is involved in programmes locally and internationally.

Matt is married to a local practising Educational Psychologist and they have a young daughter. He has recently hung up his rugby boots but continues to cycle, ski and squeeze in an occasional round of golf, as well as enjoying the local countryside.

Private secretary telephone: 07544 803654

Private secretary fax: 01483 431801

Clinic: Alternate Thursday pm (St. Anthony's)
Clinic: Alternate Wednesday pm (Raynes Park Health Centre) 

Mr Farhat graduated at the Royal College of Surgeons in Glasgow and during his higher surgical training, he gained considerable experience in different fields of surgery including colorectal, upper gastrointestinal, vascular, breast and endocrine and emergency surgery, as well as acquiring invaluable experience in the management of benign and malignant colorectal disease.

He was appointed as a Consultant General. Laparoscopic and Colorectal Surgeon at Epsom and St Helier University Hospital in 2002.  He was also the Clinical Lead for Surgery and Head of Department there from 2010 until 2012.  In his private practice, he diagnoses and treats patients needing treatment with all kinds of problems, including colonoscopy and gastroscopy; haemorrhoids (piles); irritable bowel disease (IBS) laparoscopic procedures (keyhole surgery including cholecystectomy and appendicectomy); hernias, including inguinal hernia, gastro-intestinal tract surgery, colorectal (bowel) cancer and inflammatory bowel disease.  He also works closely with the Royal Marsden Hospital, having weekly multi-disciplinary meetings there to discuss colorectal patients and their management plans.

Interests

• Colonoscopy
• Gastroscopy
• Haemorrhiods (piles)
• Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS)
• Lapraroscopic procedures (Keyhole surgery including cholecystectomy and appendicectomy)
• Hernias (incuding inguinal hernia)
• Gastro-intestinal tract surgery
• Colorectal (bowel) cancer
• Inflammatory bowel disease

Clinic: Alternate Friday afternoons & Tuesday afternoons (St. Anthony's)
Clinic: Alternate Wednesday am (Raynes Park) 

Professor Albert Ferro studied Medicine at King’s College London (1978-1984), obtaining a 1st Class Honours intercalated BSc degree in Biochemistry in 1981 along the way. After qualifying, and following training as a junior doctor in medicine, he did his PhD in Clinical Pharmacology at Cambridge University. 

Since that time, his research and clinical interest have both focussed on the prevention and treatment of heart disease. He has published over 100 research papers on the subject of cardiovascular disease, and his contribution to research in the field has been recognised by the award of a number of prizes internationally. He has been a Consultant Physician at Guy's and St Thomas' Hospitals since 1996, and was appointed Professor in 2009.

Professor Ferro is ex-Vice-President (2005-2007) of the British Pharmacological Society (Clinical Section). He served as Chair of the London Hypertension Society (later the London Cardiovascular Society) between 2005 and 2009, of which he remains an active committee member. 

He is a fellow of the British Pharmacological Society and member of the British Hypertension Society, European Society of Hypertension and the Association of Physicians of Great Britain & Ireland. He serves on the Editorial Boards of several medical and cardiovascular scientific journals. He provides a General (Internal) Medicine service to Guy’s and St Thomas’, and runs the Hypertension Clinic there. He is an accredited hypertension specialist with the European Society of Hypertension.

Private secretary: Tim Ryan. 

Telephone: 020 7188 4771. 

Fax: 020 7188 5116. 

Email:  

Clinics: Monday pm (Raynes Park Health Centre)

Clinic: Alt Monday evening,Wednesday am, Alt Saturday am

www.hipandkneesurgeon.co.uk

An early convert to laparoscopic surgery, he undertook keyhole gallbladder surgery from 1991 and contributed internationally to the development of keyhole ”TEPP” hernia repair from 1992. He was the first UK surgeon to offer these operations as day surgery.

He has been active in Bariatric Surgery, both keyhole and open since 1995 when he took on the aftercare of patients who had undergone weight-loss surgery in the 1970s and 80s, working over the years with leading colleagues in this field. The team he now leads has fourteen years’ experience, during which time he has undertaken nearly a thousand procedures and has trained many fellow bariatric surgeons.

The same experience has taught him not only to be a committed patient advocate, but to empathise with the needs, fears and hopes of patients seeking bariatric surgery.

He is now privileged to lead a team of professionals with long NHS and independent sector experience who share one passion: to support patients in their recovery from the 21st century disease of severe overweight.

“Patients suffering from severe overweight have a disease that may spoil every aspect of their lives. From us they need not only safe and correct professional care but understanding, kindness and support – to be helped, not judged. They should expect access to a multi-professional and holistic framework, committed with them to their long-term care and well-being. I am extremely fortunate to be able to place such a team at patients’ disposal"

Clinic: Alternate Monday mornings, Saturday mornings monthly (St. Anthonys) 

Appointments: 020 8946 0597

The Surrey Weight Loss Surgery Centre

Dr Firoozi graduated from Guy's & St Thomas Hospitals Medical School in 1995 with multiple honours, academic prizes and distinctions and completed his basic medical training in a number of London teaching hospitals and specialist units.

In 1999 he obtained a British Heart Foundation Fellowship and undertook clinical research looking into heart muscle disorders and sports cardiology. His specialist cardiology training and subspecialty interventional cardiology fellowship was based at St George's Hospital from 2002 to 2008.

He was appointed as Consultant General and Interventional Cardiologist in 2009 and since then has developed a large practice at St George's Hospital and is established as a very high volume interventional cardiologist in the main regional cardiothoracic unit with a particular interest in complex and high risk coronary intervention.

His other fields of interest include cardiovascular risk assessment, sports cardiology and heart muscle disorders.

He is a member of the British Cardiac Society (BCS), the British Cardiovascular Interventional Society (BCIS) and the Royal College of Physicians.

Private Secretary - Tel: 07554 441690

Fax: 020 87113573 / 020 87252049

Email

Clinic: Monday pm (St. Anthony's)
Clinic: Saturday am (Raynes Park Health Centre) 

Clinic: Tuesday am, Friday pm

Appointments: 01932 859789.

Andrew Fleming spent his early training years in South Africa and Zimbabwe. After studying medicine at the University of Cape Town and Groote Schuur Hospital, he worked as a General Surgeon in Zimbabwe for 8 years before returning to Cape Town, where he qualified further in General Surgery, Trauma Surgery and Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery. After Completing an additional Fellowship in Hand Surgery, he was invited to become a visiting scientist with the Departments of Plastic and Reconstructive surgery at Emory University in Atlanta and at Washington State University in Seattle.

Mr Fleming arrived in the UK in 1998 and specialised in Congenital Hand Surgery at Great Ormand Street Hospital and studied advanced adult hand surgery at the Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital and the Windsor Hand Clinic. At this time he was awarded a Pulvertaft Hand Fellowship by the British Society for Surgery of the Hand. He went on to complete a fellowship at the Wellington Hospital, London.

In 2000 Mr Fleming was appointed an NHS Consultant in Plastic Surgery at St Georges Hospital, London, where his special interests are Child & Adult Hand Surgery and Trauma and Reconstructive Surgery. He is also a Senior Lecturer in Plastic Surgery at St George's Medical School, and throughout his career has published and presented many academic papers.

Mr Fleming is a Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons, Edinburgh, and is a member of the following associations and societies:

The British Association of Plastic Surgeons (BAPS), The British Association of Aesthetic Plastic Surgeons (BAAPS), The British Society for Surgery of the Hand (BSSH), the College of Surgeons of South Africa and the Medical Protection Society.

Secretary: Lisa Nelson

Email:  

Website: www.drewfleming.com

Clinic: Ad Hoc

Clinics: By arrangement

Upon graduating from St George’s Hospital, London, in 1988, Dr John Foran pursued a career in cardiovascular medicine, training in many aspects of both adult and paediatric cardiology.  His training encompassed posts at a number of secondary and tertiary cardiothoracic units including the Brook, St George’s, Great Ormond Street, King’s College and the Manchester Heart Centre.

Having regularly undertaken diagnostic coronary angiography since 1989, he performed his first coronary angioplasty in 1990, and his first catheter ablation procedure in 1991.  He now has more than 20 years of experience in these disciplines.  In 2003, in the UK, he also pioneered LA appendage closure – a technique for stroke prevention without the need to take Warfarin, in patients with high-risk atrial fibrillation – and he now has 10 years of experience with this treatment modality.

His subspecialist work mainly comprises the evaluation and management of patients with heart rhythm disorders and coronary artery disease.  His academic research is clinically orientated and focused on new and emerging therapies for resistant hypertension and stroke prevention in AF.

For appointments please contact:

T: + 44 20 3598 0797

F: + 44 20 8643 3058

M: + 44 7867 515496
E: 

Clinic: Alternate Wednesday afternoon, Alternate Wednesday Evening, Every Thursday evening and Alternate Monday evening.

Clinic: Alternate Monday pm, Tuesday evenings

Dr Hugh Gallagher is a consultant renal physician based at Epsom and St Helier NHS Trust and an Honorary Senior Lecturer at St George’s University of London.

Hugh has a longstanding specialist interest in chronic kidney disease (CKD). His main focus is on improving the treatment of kidney disease in primary care. He was a member of the Guideline Development Group for the 2014 NICE CKD Guideline, and has helped to develop the evidence base for quality improvement in CKD through leading and participating in a number of multicentre research & improvement projects. He is a member of the Work Group developing a National Renal Research Strategy.

Dr Gallagher is a member of several professional and scientific committees.  He was clinical lead for the bid to the Healthcare Quality Improvement Partnership for a National Clinical Audit of CKD in primary care. He has worked with colleagues to make CKD a Clinical Priority for 2013-2016 with Royal College of General Practitioners. He is active in the field of GP education and in 2013 developed a CKD module for BMJ e-learning.

Secretary: 07975 826165

Clinic: Ad Hoc

Dr Mark Gallagher attended medical school and completed basic medical training and initial training in cardiology in Ireland, moving to St George's Hospital, London in 1996 to pursue subspecialist training in cardiac electrophysiology and pacing.

At that time, ablation as a treatment for cardiac arrhythmias was only a few years old. Dr Gallagher was a research fellow and later a registrar and senior registrar at St George's from 1996 to 2002 as ablation therapy for SVTs and VT matured, and as curative ablation for AF was first developed.

At the start of 2003, Mark moved to Rome where he started an interventional EP unit in the new university hospital "Policlinico Tor Vergata". He transferred from Rome to Cardiff in 2007, before returning, the following year to St George's Hospital.

Dr Gallagher has been the clinical lead in electrophysiology at St Georges since 2009, and consistently the busiest electrophysiologist in the region, performing 450-500 procedures yearly, most of them complex ablations or complex pacing procedures.

His field of particular interest is ablation for AF and other complex atrial arrhythmias.

Clinic: Alternate Thursday Afternoons

Additional interests include Heart Failure, Pacemakers and ICD's.

Clinic: Alternate Monday am

I studied medicine at Downing College, Cambridge and Kings College Hospital, London, qualifying in 1984. I trained in General Surgery, Orthopaedics and Neurosurgery for five years before starting a career in plastic surgery in 1989. As well as operating at Roehampton, The Lister and Guys and St Thomas’s Hospitals, I gained a Hand and Microsurgery Fellowship in the USA, receiving certification of higher surgical training in plastic surgery in 1996.
Since 1997, I have been Consultant Plastic Surgeon at St. George’s Hospital in Tooting, Europe’s largest teaching hospital. Here, I am training the country’s next generation of plastic surgeons as part of my continuing commitment to the NHS.

In addition to being a Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons, I am a member of the British Association of Plastic Surgeons, the British Association of Aesthetic Plastic Surgeons and the British Society for Surgery of the Hand.

My private interests are in aesthetic surgery, skin and hand surgery. The aesthetic surgery sector is changing rapidly with the National Care Standards being introduced in 2002 which regulate this speciality. Whilst there are many people offering plastic surgery, not all are fully accredited plastic surgeons. With a full training in plastic surgery both in the UK and USA, I feel I am best placed to advise patients on the risks, as well as the benefits of aesthetic surgery.

•    For a brochure about my private practice contact my Practice Manager on 020 8393 5160
•    or visit www.plastic-surgery.co.uk

Clinic: Alternate Wednesday evenings, Alternate Tuesday pm

Mr. Gillespie qualified from University College Dublin Medical School in 1993 and trained in orthopaedics in Leeds. Further Fellowship training was undertaken in lower limb arthroplasty and arthroscopy in Australia and pelvic and acetabular reconstruction in St. George’s Hospital, London.

He was appointed a Consultant to St. George’s Hospital in April 2010. His interests include hip and knee joint replacement surgery, knee arthroscopy and ligament reconstruction, pelvic, acetabular and general trauma.

Mr Gillespie is involved in the education and training of undergraduate medical students and postgraduate orthopaedic trainees, and is actively involved in research.

Clinic: Alternate Tuesday evening (St. Anthony's)
Clinic: Monday evenings (Raynes Park Health Centre) 

Appointments: Secretary – Debbie Newman – 01372 275161

Mr. Gordon was born and grew up locally before training initially at St.Bartholomew’s Hospital and then specialising in Urology throughout the South East of England gaining wide experience of all urological conditions and treatments.

He undertook a fellowship in the treatment of kidney stones at Guys & St.Thomas’ Hospital and has extensive experience and is able to offer all forms of treatment for urinary stone disease including holmium laser treatment, shock wave lithotripsy and keyhole surgery for larger kidney stones.

Mr Gordon has a keen interest in the use of lasers for treating urological conditions and was one of the first urologists in the UK to use the Greenlight laser for treating BPH.

Research Interests

• He has published and presented internationally regarding:
• - detection and prevention of kidney stones
• - prostate cancer diagnosis and long term management
• - investigation of male infertility
• - laser treatment of the prostate
• - bladder cancer
• Memberships
• British Association of Urological Surgeons(BAUS)
• BAUS sections of Endourology and Oncology
• Royal Society of Medicine

Appointments:
Telephone 01737 357258
Voicemail Service: 0843 2898754
Fax: 0845 5192 753

[email protected]
www.urology.me.uk

Clinic: Monday pm (St. Anthony's)
Clinic: Friday pm (Raynes Park)

Mr Paul Hamilton is a consultant orthopaedic surgeon specialising in all adult foot and ankle surgery and trauma surgery. 

Paul qualified from St Bartholomew’s and the Royal London Hospital Medical College and went on to complete his orthopaedic training in London. He has had extensive training in foot and ankle surgery and completed three UK based fellowships with world-renowned surgeons as well as a travelling fellowship to Boston, USA.

He has presented and published research in orthopaedics throughout the world and continues to perform research in the field of foot and ankle surgery.

Paul has a keen interest in teaching and he currently examines on the MSc in trauma and orthopaedics at Brighton University and teaches on several FRCS (Tr and Orth) courses. He has completed a Postgraduate Diploma in trauma and orthopaedics.

Paul is a fellow of the Royal College of Surgeon and a member of the British Orthopaedic Association and the British Foot and Ankle Society.

Clinic: Alternate Monday evening

Interests include skin cancer diagnosis and treatment, mole scanning (digital dermoscopy and SIAscopy) and non-invsaive imaging (research); cutaneous laser therapy (Sk;n Sutton Hospital, but patients can be referred to St Anthony's for assessment), with special interest in vascular lesions (including portwine stains in children and adults, and other birthmarks such as epidermal naevi; lymphangiomata-largest series of carbon dioxide laser cases in UK).

Academic achievements cover education of undergraduate students (Clinical Sub-Dean 2001-2007), and GPs (acclaimed Dermatology Guidelines now in 3rd edition and available to all GPs on request). External examiner at Hertfordshire University 2010- (Dermatology module), and MD examiner (East Anglia University 2011). Superviser of MD thesis (reflective ultrasound imaging of pigmented lesions. D Rallan. 2008). Over 50 peer reviewed papers covering skin cancer, laser therapy and non-invasive imaging.

Future career developments involve Royal Marsden Hospital, where 2 clinics per week will be offered from 2011, again with a special interest in skin cancer, but also in cutaneous manifestations of cancer and its treatments.

Practice Manager Serena Gunn

Tel: 020 8543 9924

Fax: 020 8540 4507

Enquiries welcome.

Clinic: Monday am.

I graduated from Charing Cross and Westminster Medical School in 1991 to embark upon my surgical career. After four years of training in general surgery at a number of London teaching hospitals, I became a fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons of England (FRCS). Having completed my general surgery I undertook eight years of training in Plastic Surgery in London as well as periods spent at specialist centres in Australia and Belgium. In 2002, I gained the Specialist fellowship in Plastic Surgery (FRCS Plast) and was entered on the GMC Specialist Register for Plastic Surgery in 2004.

In 1999 I was awarded the higher post graduate degree of Doctorate in Medicine (MD) having spent two years at the University of London developing a laboratory produced artificial skin replacement for burn victims. This research was sponsored by The Royal College of Surgeons of England. I have published my work comprehensively within the Plastic Surgery literature throughout my career and presented nationally and internationally at Plastic Surgery conferences. I am actively involved in teaching both at undergraduate and postgraduate level.

Following the completion of my surgical training in England I was awarded a travelling fellowship by the British Association of Plastic Surgeons and spent six months in Melbourne studying with one of the World’s leading authorities in Aesthetic Surgery. My main interests are facial rejuvenation, breast surgery, body contouring, and liposuction.

I am currently a Consultant Plastic Surgeon at The Royal Marsden Hospital in London where I specialise in reconstructive surgery following ablative cancer excision. I am a member of the British Association of Plastic Surgeons (BAPS).

www.plasticsurgeon.eu.com

Clinic: Ad Hoc

Steven is based at Sutton Hospital where he is the Audit lead, aiming to improve the quality of care. He is also the clinical lead for both macular degeneration and diabetic retinopathy.

During his medical degree Steven was selected for the prestigious MBPhD course, which combines a second degree with a 3 year research doctorate (PhD) and fast-track medical training.

Training:

• BSc (Anatomy) University College London 1994
• PhD (Wound Healing) University College London 1998
• MBBS University College London 2001
• MRCOphth London School of Ophthalmology 2005
• FRCOpth London School of Ophthalmology 2010

Ophthalmology training was at numerous hospitals in both North and South London, including the last 2 years at Moorfields Eye Hospital, where he completed his specialist fellowships in medical and surgical retina.

He is passionate about both teaching and modern technology, incorporating his videos of operations and special imagery into his tutorials.

Steven has recently undertaken a number of Charity trips to Guyana and Burma where he treated people with complex cataracts, diabetic retinopathy, retinal detachments and glaucoma.

Steven is a family man with 3 young boys that take up most of his free time.  He does however find time to play Squash and competes in the Kent Squash League.  His other keen interest is photography, particularly night photography.

Clinic Time: Alternate Wednesday pm

Paul Hart trained in Neurology at The National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery, Queen Square; The Royal Free Hospital; Atkinson Morleys Hospital; and at Mount Sinai School of Medicine, New York.

In January 2004 he was appointed as Consultant Neurologist at Epsom and St Helier NHS trust (with clinical responsibilities at both sites) and at the Atkinson Morleys Neuroscience Centre, St George’s Hospital. He is the Honorary Consultant Neurologist for the Royal Marsden Hospital.

His PhD, undertaken at UCL, investigated molecular mechanisms of neurodegenerative disorders, and also explored novel therapeutic strategies in movement disorders. He is widely published in both the scientific and clinical literature.

His clinical training has provided him with experience in a broad range of neurological subspecialities. During his time at Queen Square he worked with the movement disorder group, epilepsy group, peripheral nerve and muscle group, and neuro-critical care team. At the Mount Sinai Hospital New York he gained further experience in stroke neurology.

Special Interests include:

• General Neurology
• Parkinson’s disease and movement disorders
• Stroke
• Neuro-oncology
• Nerve and Muscle disease
• Headache

Clinic: Alternate Wednesday pm & Alternate Thursday pm

Secretary: 07703 611288

Mr. Hehar was appointed to his Consultant post in October 2002. In addition to general adult and paediatric ENT he has a special interest in otology including balance, and diseases of the nose and sinuses.

He trained at Cambridge University and Addenbrookes Hospital Medical School and graduated in 1990. He obtained his higher surgical training from the Nottingham/Leicester/Derby Otorhinolaryngology programme.

His research interests include Otology and Rhinology. He was awarded a Fellowship to the University of Toronto, Department of Otology and Neurotology obtaining subspecialist training. He was awarded the Midlands Institute Nasal Research Prize for his basic sciences research, and was the 2002 Ethicon Fellow for the Dundee Open Structure Rhinoplasty Course.

For more information please contact: Linda Hammett (secretary), telephone: 01372 735928

Clinic:Tuesday pm

Dr Colin A Holden is a consultant dermatologist with over 20 years experience managing all types of skin diseases including skin cancer. He also provides the children's dermatology service.

His particular interest is caring for patients suffering from severe skin rashes such as psoriasis and eczema. He supervises the allergy testing of eczema and the light treatment of psoriasis.

Undergraduate training

• Guy's Hospital London
• Qualified 1977 - BSc (Hons) in experimental immunology
• Postgraduate training
• Guy's Hospital London
• Oregon Health Sciences University, USA
• The Institute of Dermatology, St John's Hospital, London
• MRCP UK 1979
• Specialist Accreditation in Dermatology 1985
• MD (on Atopic Dermatitis) 1987
• FRCP 1995

Professional career
Dr Holden was appointed consultant dermatologist to Epsom and St Helier University Hospitals NHS Trust in 1986. Since then he has had an active role in developing the dermatology service within the Trust and also been very active regionally and nationally as secretary to the British Association of Dermatologists, secretary to the British Skin Foundation and advisor to the National Eczema Society, the Psoriasis Association and the All Party Parliamentary Group on Skin. He has had the honour to be president of the British Association of Dermatologists (the national body governing UK dermatologists).

Prizes, memberships and fellowships

• President of the British Association of Dermatologists 2006-7
• Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians
• Member of the Royal Society of Medicine
• Conditions treated
• All adult and children's skin diseases including skin cancer but with a particular interest in severe rashes and the diagnosis and treatment of eczema and psoriasis
• Procedures performed
• Skin surgery
• Phototherapy
• Allergy testing for eczema

Clinic: Alternate Tuesday pm & Wednesday pm (St. Anthony's)
Clinic: Alternate Monday pm (Raynes Park Health Centre)  

Dr Min Htut trained in neurophysiology and neurology at Wessex Neurological Centre Southampton, Queen Elizabeth Hospital Birmingham and North Staffordshire University Hospital NHS Trust Stoke on Trent. Dr Htut carried out research at Hammersmith Hospital, St Mary Hospital, London and Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital, Stanmore. This research focused on nerve injury and repair, especially brachial plexus injury. He was awarded MD for research by University College of London.

Dr Htut sub-specialises in neuromuscular disorders.

Clinic: Alternate Tuesday am

Clinics: ad hoc

Appointments 020 8725 3287

Dr Steve Hyer has been a consultant in general (internal) medicine, diabetes and endocrinology at St Helier Hospital since 1994.

His specialist interests are in all complications of diabetes particularly the problem of diabetes in pregnancy, and also thyroid disease. He attends the weekly multi-disciplinary thyroid clinic at the Royal Marsden Hospital.

Undergraduate training
Dr Steve Hyer graduated in medicine from University College Hospital in London with MB BS (Hons).

Postgraduate training
His specialist training was at Hammersmith Hospital where he obtained his MD (University of London, 1990) and St George's Hospital, London.

Professional career
Since obtaining an MBA (Hons) (University of Surrey, 1996), Dr Steve Hyer has held various management positions and is currently clinical director (Specialty Medicine) and director of research and development in the Trust. He also graduated MA (Bioethics) (Hons) in 2006 (University of Surrey). He remains active in clinical research.

Prizes, memberships and fellowships

• FRCP (UK) 1997
• Membership:
• British Medical Association
• British Thyroid Association
• Diabetes UK
• European Association for the Study of Diabetes
• European Thyroid Association
• Royal College of Physicians
• Society for Endocrinology
• Sutton District Medical Society

Conditions treated
Diabetes including new patients, diabetes reviews, young persons clinic (including dedicated insulin pump clinics), antenatal clinic (with obstetrician), diabetes foot clinics, diabetes renal clinic (with nephrologist).
All adult endocrine disorders (including adrenal, thyroid, pituitary and gonadal disease).

Clinic: Friday evening

Clinic: by arrangement

Please call 020 8335 4678 / 79 to arrange a consultation. A GP referral is requested.

Marjan Jahangiri graduated in medicine from University College Hospital, University of London, in 1988. Subsequently, she completed her senior house officer positions at University College London and affiliated hospitals. She completed her training in General Surgery in 1992 and embarked on a career in cardiothoracic surgery. She then became a registrar in cardiac surgery at the London Chest, St. Bartholomew’s and the Royal Brompton Hospitals in London. She was awarded a research fellowship at the William Harvey Laboratories at St. Bartholomew’s Hospital and Medical School.

Having completed her research fellowship in 1996, she returned to the Royal Brompton Hospital as a senior registrar where she trained in the fields of adult and paediatric cardiac surgery. She was awarded a position in sub-specialist paediatric cardiac surgery as a senior resident at the Children’s Hospital, Boston, Harvard. Upon her return from the United States in 1999, she obtained a position as national trainee in paediatric cardiac surgery at Hospital for Sick Children, Great Ormond Street and Birmingham Children’s Hospital for a period of two years. She was appointed as Consultant Cardiac Surgeon and Senior Lecturer at St. George's Hospital and Medical School in 2001. She was appointed Professor of Cardiac Surgery at University of London in 2007.

Her major interests in the field of clinical cardiac surgery are: aortic surgery, especially major and major complex cases (Marfan’s), aortic valve surgery, minimally invasive aortic valve surgery, beating heart surgery, adult congenital operations and surgery for the pregnant. She is also a specialist in aneurysms of the aorta.

Marjan Jahangiri is the author of over 80 peer-reviewed articles and published abstracts. She is also a frequent speaker at national and international forums. At any one time, she has 5 —7 research fellows who work under her direct supervision. She is on the regular review board of The Annals of Thoracic Surgery and the Journal of Thoracic and Cardiovascular Surgery.

MBBS, MS, FRCS, FRCS (CTh)
Professor of Cardiac Surgery
Department of Cardiac Surgery
St. George's Hospital and Medical School
Cranmer Terrace
London SW17 0RE
Telephone: +44 (0) 20 8725 3565
Fax: +44 (0)20 8725 2049
Email: [email protected]

Clinic: By arrangement

Appointments: 020 8725 3565

My clinical interests are as follows:

• Upper and lower GI endoscopy (OGD / colonoscopy). I am a member of the National Joint Advisory Group on Gastrointestinal Endoscopy (JAG)
• Open surgery: Colonic resections, proctology including haemorrhoidectomy (Milligan Morgan, stapled and HALO), fistula and fissure surgery, hernia repairs and general surgical procedures (including excision of skin and subcutaneous lesions, node biopsies, Zadek's procedure for ingrowing toenails etc.)
• Laparoscopic surgery: Cholecystectomy, hernia repairs, colonic resections, appendicectomy, ventral mesh rectopexy for internal and external rectal prolapsed.
• Faecal incontinence: I have a special interest in this area and am a national leader in the use of Sacral Nerve Stimulation for faecal incontinence resistant to conservative measures.

Main NHS Hospital: Kingston Hospital

• Private secretary: Serena Gunn
• Telephone: 020 8543 9924 Fax: 020 8540 4507 
• Clinic: Alternate Monday am, Alternate Thursday pm

Clinic: Tuesday am

Clinic: By arrangement

Appointments: Tel. 020 7255 1895 Fax. 020 7255 1897

Clinic: By arrangement

Appointments: 020 8725 1411

Gerry Kavanagh is a leading Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon with a wealth of experience in arthroscopic knee surgery, ligament reconstruction, all aspects of total knee and partial knee replacements, patella realignment, total hip replacements and revision knee and hip surgery.

He trained St Bartholomew's Hospital Medical School and then went on to train under St Bart's Orthopaedic Training Program in 1978. He spent a year in Toronto Canada and trained under Dr Bob Jackson who introduced the arthroscopy procedure to North America in the late 1970's and early 1980's.

He was then appointed as Consultant Orthopaedic & Trauma Surgeon at St Helier NHS Hospital in 1984. He also operated at The South West London Elective Orthopaedic Centre at Epsom for five years; while also seeing private patients at St Anthony's Hospital where he still consults and operates today. Mr Kavanagh retired from the NHS in 2010.

His main interest is knee and hip surgery. He also has a particular interest in preventing infection in joint replacement surgery and the importance of pre operative preparation.

Clinic: Tuesday mornings, Thursday mornings

Miss Kendall qualified from Guy’s Hospital in 1987 before being awarded a PhD in Medicine by the University of London in 1992. Subsequent surgical training was based in the Southwest obtaining FRCS England in 1994 and FRCS (Orthopaedics and Trauma) in 2001. Since 2001 she has specialised in Foot and Ankle surgery working at the Middlesex and UCL Hospitals before undertaking a Fellowship at the Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital.

In 2003 she was appointed Consultant Foot and Ankle Surgeon at Kingston Hospital undertaking all elective foot and ankle surgery plus complex foot and ankle trauma. Since 2005 she has worked primarily in the private sector.

Miss Kendall has a firm commitment to education continuing to teach Basic Science at the Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital and continues with her interest in research publishing extensively in peer reviewed journals and presenting at National Meetings including the British Foot and Ankle Meeting in 2007.

Clinic: Monday am

Clinic: By arrangement

Consultant Physician & Geriatrician at Epsom General Hospital since 2002
Honorary Senior Lecturer & Teacher, University of London
Fellow of the Society of Geriatric Cardiology, FSGC (USA) 2007

Clinics: By appointment

Clinic: Alternate Tuesday pm, Friday pm (St. Anthony's Hospital)

Clinic: Alternate Monday pm (Raynes Park Centre)

After my degree in human biology in England, I studied medicine at the University of Heidelberg, also gaining practical experience in London, Montreal and Lausanne. I was then accepted into the German orthopaedic training programme, and wanting to gain more international experience I was accepted as the first German registrar on the advanced orthopaedic training programme in Australia where I spent almost 2 years. After that I returned to Germany and finished my orthopaedic training in 1998.

In January 1999 I was offered my first consultancy and was also appointed acting director of the department by the end of that year. I then changed to the university teaching hospital in Lubeck, Germany, as a consultant in order to help and set up the new department of Trauma, Joint and Spinal Surgery. I also dealt with a lot of sports injuries and arthroscopic procedures which is my second line of interest.

As I had a main interest in spinal surgery I did a travelling AO fellowship in 2001 in Newcastle upon Tyne and in Oxford. In August 2004 was appointed consultant orthopaedic surgeon at the Mayday University Hospital in Croydon, specialising in spinal procedures including Kyphoplasty and minimally invasive shoulder repairs.

Clinic: Wednesday am

Dr Krol qualified (MD) from Warsaw Medical University, Poland, in 1991 and completed his Anaesthetic and Intensive Care training in 1998. He then became a Diplomat of the European Academy of Anaesthesiology (DEAA) 2000. He is trained in Palliative Medicine and set up a Palliative Hospice and Chronic Pain Service in the region.

Dr Krol became a Clinical Pain Fellow at St George's Hospital 2004-2005 and has been a consultant at St George's Hospital in London since 2005. He applies a multimodal approach to pain management including pharmacotherapy and therapeutic and diagnostic interventions with close cooperation with the team of psychologists and physiotherapists.

He is an expert in ultrasound guided procedures, regional anaesthesia and pain management. He has taught and lectured at many national and international conferences and published extensively in the field.

P.A. Mr Ciaran Wazir

T: 07764 943 266

F: 01580 881316

E: 

W: www.drandrzejkrol.blogspot.com  

Clinic: Ad Hoc

Appointments

• Consultant General and Colorectal Surgeon , St George’s Hospital
• Professor of Gastrointestinal Surgery, St George’s University of London
• Honorary Consultant Surgeon, The Royal Marsden Hospital

Memberships

• Fellow of Royal College of Surgeons
• Association of Coloproctology of Great Britain and Ireland
• American Association of Gastroenterology

Clinical Interests
Treatment of Crohns disease, ulcerative colitis, colorectal cancer, advanced and recurrent bowl cancer, IBS and faecal incontinence. Endoscopic procedures; colonoscopy, gastroscopy and day case surgery.

Professor Kumar qualified from the University of Delhi in 1975, and completed his surgical training at the Great Ormond Street Hospital for sick children, The Royal London Hospital, The North Hampshire Hospital and the Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Birmingham. He then completed his training obtaining a fellowship at the Mayo Clinic in the USA. In 1989 he was appointed as consultant senior lecturer in surgery at Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Birmingham. In 1994 he took up a position at St George’s Hospital, London as Consultant Surgeon and was appointed Professor of Gastrointestinal Surgery in 2004.

As well as his work with Crohns disease, colitis and bowel cancer, Professor Kumar has developed a special interest in the management of pelvic floor disorders.

He has published more than one hundred original papers and reviews in national and international journals, written more than fifty book chapters and has authored/edited six books.

Professor Kumar gives regular guest and keynote lectures at National and international meetings. With his team of colleagues and patients he has set up a charity, www.boweldisease.org.uk to raise funds to do research into bowel diseases.

Private Secretary:
Susan Topham 07901001753

Clinic: Thursday am

Pieter le Roux is consultant urological surgeon and lead clinician for urology at Epsom and St Helier NHS Trust. He joined the trust in 2002 where he set up a laparoscopic urology unit that is now performing all the renal laparoscopy for Epsom, St Helier and Kingston hospitals.

His training in laparoscopic urology included attachments with Indirber Gill in Cleveland and Chris Eden in Basingstoke. His other clinical interests include oncology, reconstructive surgery and surgery for benign prostate disease.  Mr Le Roux introduced the Green light laser prostatectomy (PVP) at Epsom and St Helier and more recently at St Anthony’s hospital.

Mr Le Roux studied medicine at Stellenbosch University in South Africa. He completed his basic surgical training in the UK, obtaining the FRCS in London in 1996. He trained in Urology at Groote Schuur Hospital and the University of Cape Town and was appointed consultant urologist and senior lecturer to Tygerberg Hospital and Stellenbosch University Medical School in 2000.

Mr Le Roux’s research towards his Master’s degree involved the use of collagen matrix grafts in endoscopic urethral reconstruction. He is a senior lecturer at St George’s hospital medical school and an examiner in the final MBBS. He lectures regularly on laparoscopic training courses in the UK, Europe and South Africa.

In 2002 the South African Urological Association awarded Mr Le Roux with the Storz prize, a travelling fellowship awarded once every two years to the outstanding young urologist in South Africa.

Private Secretary:
Janice Roberts
St Anthony’s Hospital
Tel: 020 8335 4676/7
Fax: 020 8335 4637
Email: [email protected]

Clinic: Tuesday am, Alternate Saturday am (St. Anthony's)
Clinic: Thursday evenings (Raynes Park Health Centre) 

Edward Lee is a Consultant Ophthalmologist and Surgeon.  He is based at the Epsom and St.Helier University Hospitals NHS Trust and has sub-specialty expertise in the medical and surgical management of retinal diseases. 

Training

Edward Lee studied medicine at Oxford University, where he won an Open Academic Scholarship from Brasenose College and a number of additional prizes.  Since qualifying he has worked in the U.K. and New Zealand before sub-specialising with specialist fellowships at St.Thomas’ and Moorfields Eye Hospitals. 

Academic and Research

Edward Lee is a frequent presenter at national and international ophthalmology meetings.  His principal areas of research relate to improving patient outcomes following retinal surgeries.  He also has expertise in retinal gene therapies and stem cell technologies which were the subject of his PhD at the world-leading Institute of Ophthalmology.

http://www.surrey-eyetreatment.com/

Cinic: Tuesday Evenings

Clinic: By arrangement

Clinic: Friday evening

Appointments: telephone 020 8336 0053

Clinic: by arrangement

Miss. Sarah Little was appointed in 2013 and is an Honorary Senior Lecturer at St George's University of London Medical School.  

Sarah Little qualified from the University of Aberdeen in 1999. She completed Higher Surgical Training in the East of Scotland, joining the ENT consultant Specialist Register in 2010.  Her training included a year as a research Fellow at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Centre in New York and a further Fellowship year in anterior skull base surgery at Columbia University College of Surgeons and Physicians in New York. This was followed by a Fellowship in Facial Plastic Surgery at St George's Hospital.  She also gained higher training in the management of paediatric ENT disorders at Rady Children's Hospital, San Diego, California. 

Her practice encompasses the generality of ENT in both children and adults. In her private practice, this includes medical and surgical treatment of chronic rhinosinusitis including balloon sinuplasty and rhinoplasty and facial plastic surgery. Her practise also includes management of general ENT including throat problems, glue ear, swallowing and voice problems and salivary gland disorders. Special interests include rhinology and facial plastic surgery from both a functional and aesthetic perspective. 

Prof. Ian Loftus qualified in 1992 and was a lecturer in surgery at Leicester University until 2004.He was appointed as Consultant Vascular Surgeon at St.George's Hospital in 2004 to help develop the endovascular programme and in 2013 he was awarded honorary professorship in vascular surgery. Prof. Loftus is running a clinical research programme including a number of international clinical trials, and is clinical director of the Regional Aortic Aneurysm Screening Programme.  

Consulting Address:

London Vein and Vascular Partnership

PO box 67630

London SW20 2DA

Secretary:

Glenna Greenaway

T: 020 8767 3246

F: 020 8767 2071

E: [email protected]

Website: www.lvvp.co.uk

Clinic: Alternate Tuesday afternoon & evenings (St. Anthony's)
Clinic: Alternate Tuesday afternoon & evenings (Raynes Park Health Centre)

Clinic: By arrangement

Appointments: 01342 715506

Research interests

Complex large airway intervention, endobronchial Nd Yag laser therapy, endobronchial stent deployment, pulmonary hypertension, cardiothoracic intensive care, cardiothoracic transplantation.

Biography

Prof. Brendan Madden is the Director of the endobronchial intervention and pulmonary hypertension services and Chairman of the medical laser users group. He was Senior registrar and Clinical tutor at the Royal Brompton National Heart and Lung Institute and prior to this he was Senior registrar in cardiothoracic medicine and transplantation between Harefield and the Royal Brompton hospitals for three years before obtaining consultancy at St George’s Hospital. St George’s is a national and international centre for endobronchial intervention and has an international research profile. His initial postgraduate training in Ireland led to membership of the Royal College of Physicians. He was tutor in clinical medicine in Trinity College Dublin before moving toHarefield Hospital as Clinical Registrar in Cardiothoracic Medicine.  His MD thesis was in the area of pulmonary hypertension and was performed at Harefield Hospital. His MSc in Applied Clinical Immunology was awarded by the University of London.

Currently he is a tutor in Critical care and physiology, a member of the Court of examiners and an instructor in the Care of the critically ill surgical patient and in Advanced trauma life support for the Royal College of Surgeons London. He is also an instructor in Cardiac advanced life support. He is an author of over 350 peer reviewed, invited articles, book chapters and abstracts and have given over 350 lectures at national and international symposia. He has been a member of scientific committees for international symposia. 

Clinic: Monday am Monthly (St. Anthony's)
Clinic: Monday am Monthly (Raynes Park Health Centre)

Dr. Mahmood graduated from University of Leicester Medical School. He gained postgraduate experience in a number of London teaching Hospitals including St Georges Hospital in Tooting. He carried out his research for a higher MD degree at Hammersmith Hospital in London. His research focused on mechanisms of gut repair following injury, such as in Inflammatory Bowel Disease or following the use of non steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs. He has published several original papers in peer reviewed journals.

He currently holds a position as a Consultant Gastroenterologist at Epsom & St Helier NHS Hospitals and has extensive experience in all aspects of Gastroenterology and Hepatology as well as Endoscopy.

His particular interests and expertise are in the management of patients with Inflammatory Bowel Disease , acid related disorders, functional gut disorders and chronic liver disease. My interests in endoscopy are both diagnostic and therapeutic endoscopy of the upper and lower GI tract. This includes dilatation of strictures, luminal stent insertion, variceal band ligation and photo-coagulation. I am also fully trained in therapeutic ERCP.

Clinic: Wednesday evenings (St Anthony's) 
Clinic: Monday evenings (Raynes Park Health Centre)  

Clinic: Tuesday evenings

Clinic: by arrangement

Appointments via secretary 020 8947 9877

www.fibroid-research-treatment.co.uk
www.womens-health-clinic.co.uk

Clinic: Monday evenings

Clinic: Thursday pm/evening,  Friday pm

Appointments: Tel. 020 8643 3844.

I qualified from Nottingham in 1991 and undertook my neurosurgical registrar training at Addenbrooke’s Hospital, Cambridge. This included research using Positron Emission Tomography for cerebral blood flow and brain metabolism studies in patients with head injury and subarachnoid haemorrhage. At Cambridge, I spent the final two years of my clinical training learning skull base neurosurgery under Mr David Hardy, one of the pioneers of modern acoustic neuroma surgery in this country

My NHS practice is based exclusively at St George’s Hospital, in the new Atkinson Morley Wing. My subspecialist interests are in spinal, vascular and skull base neurosurgery.

I see modern neurosurgery as a rapidly evolving discipline where despite the technical complexity and potential dangers of some of the procedures undertaken we are consistently aiming for better outcomes for our patients. This has been achievable through advances in CT and MRI imaging; better understanding of microsurgical anatomy; the ability to perform radical, definitive operations through less invasive approaches; and by no means least in importance – effective working within multidisciplinary teams.

A good example of this approach is in the treatment of unstable spinal fractures. Traditionally, such patients may have been confined to flat bed rest for many weeks with frequent potential for complications such as chest infection, venous thrombosis, or delayed neurological deterioration – perhaps from inadvertent turning. The X-ray opposite shows a patient with an unstable lumbar spinal fracture that has been fixed operatively with titanium pedicle screws. The spine is then immediately stable allowing the patient to begin mobilising the day after the operation and be protected from potential delayed neurological deterioration.

Careful selection of operative timing, achieving a technically secure fixation with the right instrumentation and minimising risk of operative wound infection were paramount in achieving a good outcome, as indeed was the role of the anaesthetist in assessing when to operate and the physiotherapist in post operative rehabilitation.

Clinic: Wednesday afternoons 

Appointments Secretary: Saira 020 8725 4524

Mr Mitchell’s NHS appointment is at St George's Hospital, Tooting and his specialist areas of interest are in Joint Replacement of the lower limb and Revision Hip and Knee Replacement.

Mr Mitchell was educated at Epsom College and St Mary's Hospital, Paddington. His Registrar training took place on the South West Thames (St George's) Training Scheme. During the five years of training prior to his Fellowship Mr Mitchell set up and ran what is now the largest database world-wide of revision hip procedures performed using an extensively Hydroxyapatite coated implant. This work has led to several international presentations, including several in North America and one in New Zealand.

Mr Mitchell then spent a year on Fellowship in Vancouver. This is one of the premier Joint Reconstruction Fellowships in the world. In Vancouver Mr Mitchell wrote several Instructional Course Lectures for the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons, was involved in the setting up of the Academy on-line textbook and wrote original papers in several areas of Revision Surgery.

Mr Mitchell offers a tertiary referral service for complex hip and knee procedures, particularly management of the infected hip and knee replacement, management of significant bone loss in revision surgery and periprosthetic fractures.
Outside Orthopaedics, Mr Mitchell's interests are mainly sporting, especially Rugby, Cricket, Skiing and Mountain Biking.

Clinics: Alternate Monday am, Saturday am

Private secretary: 01737 356411
[email protected]

Clinic: Alternate Monday evenings

Mr Aziz Momin graduated in medicine from Kings College Hospital, University of London, in 1997. Subsequently, he completed the Kings College Basic Surgical Rotation and obtained his MRCS from the Royal College of Surgeons of England. Subsequently became a registrar in cardiothoracic surgery at the St Thomas' Hospital and Kings College Hospitals. He was awarded a clinical research fellowship at the British Heart Foundation Laboratories of Professor Ajay Shah at Kings College Hospital and Medical School.

Having completed his MD Clinical Research Fellowship in 2005, he was awarded his MD from the University of London and was subsequently awarded the Arris and Gale Lectureship from the Royal College of Surgeons of England (2009-10). He then completed his national higher surgical training in cardiothoracic surgery at St Bartholomew's, London Chest, Royal Brompton, Manchester Royal Infirmary and Harefield Hospital. He was awarded his FRCS (C-Th) and returned as a senior registrar at Imperial College. He was subsequently appointed as Consultant Cardiac Surgeon and Senior Lecturer at St. George's Hospital and Medical School in 2013.

His major interests in the field of clinical cardiac surgery are: aortic and mitral surgery, especially major aortic surgery, minimally invasive aortic valve and mitral valve surgery and beating heart surgery.

He initiated and co founded, The London Core Review Course in Cardiothoracic Surgery in 2011, aiming to improve knowledge and training among cardiothoracic trainees and surgeons in the UK. This annual course has international delegates and faculty and is a four-day course held at the Royal College Surgeons comprehensively covering the syllabus for the FRCS (C-Th) exam and revalidation in cardiothoracic surgery.

Mr Momin is the author of over 50 peer-reviewed articles, international presentations and published abstracts. He is also a frequent speaker at national and international forums. He is on the regular review board of The Journal of Cardiovascular Surgery and Perfusion.

He has been awarded numerous prizes including American Heart Association 2004 Novartis Prize, European Society of Cardiology Bench to Bedside Prize2005 and the HCA Travel fellowship 2012.

Secretary:

Beth Stone

T: 020 8725 3551

F: 020 8725 4115

E:

Clinic: By arrangement

Clinic: By arrangement

Special interests

• Infertility
• Reproductive medicine
• Early pregnancy
• Colposcopy

Miss Nadim is a consultant Obstetrician and gynaecologist working at East Surrey Hospitals and Crawley. Her training in Obstetrics and Gynaecology took place at Chelsea and Westminster Hospital, The Heartland Teaching Hospital in Birmingham, West Middlesex Hospital.

She also spent two years in research at The Royal London and St Bartholomew’s Hospitals in Reproductive Medicine. During the same period Miss Nadim was also the doctor in charge at The Assisted Conception Unit at Queen Mary’s university hospital in Roehampton.

 Miss Nadim is also accredited by the Bristish society of colposcopy and cervical pathology and has a regular colposcopy session at Crawley hospital.

Miss Nadim is highly experienced in Transvaginal ultrasound scanning, her work at Surrey and Sussex Healthcare NHS Trust reflect her interest which cover all aspect of the menstrual cycle irregularities, pelvic pain, and vaginal prolapse.

Clinic: Monday am / pm

Dr Janakan Natkunarajah is a Consultant Dermatologist at Kingston Hospital and is the Clinical Lead. He was appointed to Kingston Hospital in 2011. He trained at Imperial College London and graduated in 2002, having gained a first class Neuroscience BSc in 1999. He has had the unique opportunity to have worked in several excellent dermatology units including Amersham Hospital and King's College Hospital. He trained locally on the St George's/St Helier's/Kingston dermatology rotation.Throughout his training he has won several prizes at the Royal Society of Medicine and the British Association of Dermatologists Annual Conference. He actively teaches dermatology to undergraduates and postgraduates and is involved in GP education with organising a GP skin club at Kingston Hospital. He is currently the South London British Association of Dermatology Regional representative and is the co-editor of the Clinical and Experimental Dermatology Journal.

Contact Details

Tel:  0203 714 2006
Fax: 0203 727 0769
email:

Clinic: Alternate Monday evening & Tuesday evenings. Raynes Park only.

Clinic: Wednesday evenings

Mr Dominic Nielsen graduated from St Georges Hospital London, and undertook his Orthopaedic training in South East England. To complement his general orthopaedic training, he has 18 months specialist training in foot and ankle surgery and also spent 2 years in a centre for complex trauma and limb reconstruction.

He is a Consultant Orthopaedic surgeon at St George's Hospital, London with special interests in foot and ankle surgery and complex trauma reconstruction.

Dominic is an examiner for Medical School Finals examinations, and regularly teaches at national education meetings.
He has written papers on a range of trauma and foot and ankle subjects including clavicle fractures, hip fractures, major injuries, Achilles tendon problems and has presented his work both nationally and internationally.

Clinic: Ad Hoc

Mr Nowell is a consultant cardiac surgeon specialising in adult cardiac surgery at St George’s Hospital in London. He graduated from University of Liverpool in 1995, having obtained bachelor degrees in both Biochemistry and Medicine.

Postgraduate appointments included Hammersmith, St Mary’s, Royal Brompton, London Chest, Harefield, St George’s and St Thomas’ Hospitals. He was awarded the doctorate degree of MD from the University of London in 2010 for his thesis entitled "Anticoagulation Following Tissue Aortic Valve Replacement". He was also awarded a Society Scholarship by the Society for Cardiothoracic Surgery in Great Britain and Ireland during 2010, in order to attend the Cleveland Clinic in USA.

Secretary: Beth Stone

T: 020 8725 3551

F: 020 8725 4115

E:

Clinic: By appointment

Clinic: by arrangement

Mr Tunde Odutoye is a Consultant Ear, Nose and Throat, and Head and Neck Surgeon based at St George’s Hospital and Medical School, London.

He was appointed in September 2003. He did his ENT residency in Scotland at the Ninewells Teaching Hospital, Dundee, and the Edinburgh Royal Infirmary. He also did a one year clinical head and neck fellowship at the world famous Erasmus University Teaching Hospital in Rotterdam, the Netherlands, in 2001. His interests include general adult and children’s ENT surgery, sinus disease and functional endoscopic sinus surgery, and head and neck surgery especially parotid, submandibular, laryngeal, pharyngeal and neck lump surgery.

Mr Odutoye would be delighted to attend GP practices to give a talk on any aspects of ENT, or Head and Neck surgery.

For more information please contact him, or his secretary on:  Telephone no 0795 259 5952 or  Fax no 0870 1333 432.

Clinic: Thursday evening

Clinics: by arrangement

www.emmanuelofuasia.co.uk

Undergraduate training:

• Imperial College: MB.BS London 1997, BSc (Hons) 1994

Postgraduate training:

• Sub-speciality training in urogynaecology, Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust, London, 2007-2010
• Research Fellow at Imperial College, London
• MRCOG 2006
• Specialist training South Thames

Professional career:
Mr Demetri Panayi has completed training in obstetrics and gynaecology in south thames and subspeciality training in urogynaecology at Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust. He has an interest in the investigation and treatment of pelvic floor disorders to a tertiary level. He has published widely in international journals and presented at international meetings.
 
Prizes, memberships and fellowships:

• Member of Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists 2006
• Member of International Urogynaecology Association 2007-present
• Member of International Continence Society 2007-present
• Member of British Society of Urogynaecologists 2007-present
• Member of International Society of Ultrasound in Obstetrics and Gynaecology 2009 to present

Conditions treated:
Female stress urinary incontinence, overactive bladder syndrome, voiding dysfunction, vaginal and uterine prolapse including vault prolapse, recurrence of vaginal prolapse after previous prolapse surgery, perineal disorders including childbirth trauma, recurrent urinary tract infections, interstitial cystitis, bladder, urethral and vaginal pain disorders, general gynaecological conditions
 
Procedures performed:
Tension Free Vaginal Tape, Colposuspension. Injection of bulking agents into bladder neck, Rigid and Flexible Cystoscopy, Botox treatment to bladder, anterior/posterior repair, vaginal hysterectomy, redo anterior repair with mesh, redo posterior repair, perineal refashioning, sacrocolpopexy, sacrohysteropexy (uterus conserving prolapse surgery), sacrospinous fixation, prespinous fixation, Botox treatment to pelvic floor, Endoanal ultrasound, Anal manometry, urodynamics, Video cystourethrography, hysteroscopy, laparoscopy, abdominal hysterectomy, myomectomy
 
Secretary: 07990 781 826

Email: [email protected]

Clinic: Alternate Thursday mornings (St. Anthony's)
Clinic: Alternate Wednesday pm (Raynes Park Health Centre) 

Dr. Shanthi Paramothayan is a Consultant Physician in Respiratory and General Medicine at Epsom & St. Helier Hospitals, where she is also Director of Medical Education. She is Honorary Senior Lecturer at St. George's University of London, Foundation Training Programme Director and COPD Lead for the Trust.

Dr. Paramothayan is experienced in managing all Respiratory problems. She is a Bronchoscopist and trained to undertake and report sleep studies, thoracic ultrasound and pleural procedures. Her specialist interests include sarcoidosis, lung cancer, asthma, COPD, interstitial lung disease and obstructive sleep apnoea.

She completed her PhD at the University of Cambridge and her undergraduate medical degree at St. Bartholomew's Hospital, University of London. She qualified with Distinction and several prizes, trained at various London Hospitals, including the Royal Brompton, completing her Specialist training in 2001. She also has a Masters in Medical Law (LLM) and undertakes Medico-Legal work.

Dr. Paramothayan is committed to teaching and training undergraduates and postgraduates. She is an examiner for St. George's Medical School and the Royal College of Physicians. She has a Masters in Medical Education, is an Academic Associate for ASME, a member of the British Thoracic Society Education and Training Committee and a Fellow of the Higher Education Authority. She is actively involved in research and has several publications, including Systematic Reviews.

More details can be found at www.paramothayan.com

St.Anthony's Hospital Appointments 020 8335 4678 / 79

Clinic: Friday evenings (St. Anthony's)

Mr Patel began his medical career in London, qualifying from Guy's and St Thomas's Hospitals Medical and Dental Schools. He then undertook basic and higher surgical training in King's College Hospital, Guy's Hospital and St George's hospital.

After finishing his training, he went overseas to Brisbane to work under the guidance of Professor Bill Coman and Assoc/Prof Ben Panizza to perform Head and Neck Skullbase surgery. He then returned to the UK for a further skull base and cochlear implant fellowship and locum consultant position in Addenbrookes Hospital Medical School, Cambridge.

He has now returned to his roots in South London and mainly practices general ENT with otology.

Parag is also long range rifle shooter and was selected to represent England in the 2006 Melbourne and 2010 Delhi Commonwealth Games. He has Double Gold, Silver and Bronze Medals to show for his efforts.

For more information on Mr Patel please visit his website: www.entconsultantsurgeon.co.uk 　

Mr Patel can be reached directly on  07943 497245 to arrange appointments at St. Anthony's.

Clinic: Ad Hoc

Mr Vipul Patel studied medicine and completed an Orthopaedic residency in Ahmedabad, India. He moved to England in 1989 where he continued his orthopaedic and surgical training at hospitals in the South West Thames region qualifying as a Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons of England in 1991.

Mr Patel completed his higher surgical training in Orthopaedic surgery at St George’s Hospital and affiliated hospitals and spent a year on fellowship in Baltimore, USA, developing subspecialist interests in the shoulder, elbow and knee.

In 1999 Mr Patel was appointed Consultant Trauma and Orthopaedic Surgeon in Chichester and in 2001 moved to Epsom and St Helier University Hospitals, where he is currently the Clinical Lead for Trauma and Orthopaedics. Mr Patel specialises in arthroscopic and joint replacement surgery of the shoulder, elbow and knee. He was instrumental in introducing shoulder surgery to the South West London Elective Orthopaedic Centre (EOC) in 2005. Mr Patel is actively involved in training future orthopaedic surgeons and is on the faculty of a number of national and international courses on Trauma and Shoulder surgery.

Mr Patel is a member of the British Orthopaedic Association (BOA), the British Elbow and Shoulder Society (BESS), the British Trauma Society (BTS) and an International affiliate member of the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons (AAOS).

Clinic: Wednesday evening, Tuesday am (St. Anthony's)
Clinic: Alternate Thursday evenings (Raynes ark Health Centre) 

Procedures performed:

• Gastroscopy 
• Colonoscopy
• Therapeutic endoscopy including polypectomies, dilatations and stent insertions.
• Enteroscopy
• Endoscopic Mucosal Resection (EMR) of precancerous lesions
• Capsule endoscopy
• Liver biopsies

Conditions treated:

• All aspects of emergency medicine and general internal medicine
• All aspects of Gastroenterology and Hepatology including:
• Inflammatory bowel disease (Crohn’s and ulcerative colitis)
• Irritable bowel syndrome
• Bowel cancer screening
• Acid related disorders
• Functional gut disorders
• Chronic liver disease
• Gastrointestinal cancers
• Pancreatobiliary disorders
• Acute and chronic liver disease
• Viral hepatitis 
• Iron deficiency anaemia
• Weight loss
• Chronic constipation
• General medicine
• Clinical nutrition.

University College London (MBBS; BSc 1st Hons in Immunology)
MD London (King’s) 2011
General Medical Council - CCT (Certificate of Completion of Training) in both Gastroenterology and General Internal Medicine 2011
South West Thames Specialist Registrar rotation
Hammersmith Hospitals SHO Medical Rotation

Research was carried out at King’s College London and Guy’s & St. Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust. This was based in the Nutritional Sciences and Immunobiology departments. Potential causes and novel treatment options in oral Crohn’s disease were examined in detail. Alongside this, the role of allergy in inflammatory bowel disease was looked at. Numerous abstracts at National meetings and publications in peer reviewed journals.

Tertiary centre experience in the inpatient and outpatient care of complex inflammatory bowel disease patients. Also enteral and parenteral nutrition experience in teaching Hospitals.

Member of the British Medical Association, British Society of Gastroenterology and Royal College of Physicians (London). 

BSG selection to attend the 8th ECCO IBD intensive advanced course
Research grants from National Association for Colitis and Crohn’s disease (NACC) and Foundation for Allergy Information and Research (FAIR)
Poster prize at British society of Gastroenterology national meeting 2011.

Clinic: Alternate Thursday afternoons (St. Anthony's)
Clinic: Thursday evenings (Raynes Park Health Centre) 

I qualified from the University of Southampton in 1984. I have worked in a variety of hospitals in England and in New Zealand. Following training in general internal medicine I specialised in rheumatology. I have particular expertise in metabolic bone diseases such as osteoporosis.

Contact numbers and Appointments

• Outpatients 020 8337 6691
• Secretary 020 8971 8033
• Email [email protected]

Current post (Since 1996)

• Consultant Physician & Rheumatologist at St Helier Hospital
• Senior Lecturer in Rheumatology at St George’s Hospital Medical School

Qualifications & Accreditation:

• Bachelor of Medicine (BM) University of Southampton 1984
• Member of the Royal College of Physicians (MRCP) London 1989
• Doctor of Medicine (DM) University of Nottingham 1995
• Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians (FRCP) London 2000
• European Specialist Register for GIM & Rheumatology 1996

Clinic: Tuesday evening, Friday evening (St. Anthony's)
Clinic: Thursday evening (Raynes Park Health Centre) 

Dominic Paviour completed his medical training in London at Guy's and St Thomas' Hospitals. As well as enjoying the entertainment that London had to offer he fostered an interest in neurology by completing a BSc in Neurosciences (First Class) and he was awarded a number of academic prizes including the Medical School Gold Medal.

He spent his early post-graduate medical years in London and Oxford before moving to The National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery to undertake a period of research towards his PhD, which was awarded in 2006. His clinical neurology training has included periods of time at a number of centres of excellence including Kings College Hospital, The National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery, St Thomas' Hospital medical eye unit and Moorfields Eye Hospital, The Hurstwood Park Neurosciences Centre and The Atkinson Morley Neurosciences Centre.

Dr Paviour was appointed a Consultant Neurologist in 2011 and his general neurological NHS practice is based at St Helier Hospital. He has a broad experience of neurological subspecialties including headache, epilepsy, peripheral nerve and muscle disorders and has a specialist Parkinson's Disease and Movement Disorders Clinic at St George's Hospital once a week.

Dr Paviour is widely published in both the scientific and clinical literature.

Practice Manager: Sarah Marson

Tel: 0845 556 1235

Email:

Website: www.drpaviour.com

Clinic: Wednesday Evening

Mr Matt Perry has been a Consultant Urological Surgeon at St George's Hospital since 2005.

Matt was was born in London and went to Charing Cross and Westminster Medical School before qualifying in 1993. He gained his MD thesis for research into cancer vaccines for prostate cancer in 2002.

Matt is a pelvic cancer specialist at St George's Hospital, providing surgical services for St George's for complex pelvic cancer. He sub-specialises in prostate, bladder and penile cancer. He has introduced new technology for the early detection and management of superficial bladder cancer and is leading the robotic cystectomy programme.

Clinic: Ad Hoc

Clinic: Thursday evenings

Appointments. 01483 555948.

www.barrypowell.info

Clinic: Alternate Monday afternoons

Appointments Tel. 020 8642 6011 Ext. 3361

Mr. Prasad studied at St Andrews and Manchester University. His basic surgical training was undertaken around Manchester before gaining entry into the South West Thames rotation. He is employed at Medway Maritime NHS Foundation Hospital as a full time Consultant Orthopaedic Spinal Surgeon.
Throughout his training he has had a strong interest in spinal surgery. He tailored his rotation towards spine and worked with most of the spinal consultants on the South West Thames rotation. He accumulated 3 years of experience in degenerative, tumour and trauma surgery and consolidated his training with a 12 month fellowship in adult and paediatric deformity, and complex revision at the Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital. He was then appointed as a locum spinal consultant at the RNOH for 16 months to continue developing his skills to the highest standard. Before taking up his substantive NHS  post he has been involved in over 300 anterior and posterior scoliosis operations, 165 lumbar decompression and fusions, 130 lumbar decompressions, 50 cervical procedures and 60 trauma and tumour cases.
His experience has been very 'hands on' based firmly and addressing 'the coal face' of orthopaedic and spinal surgery. This is reflected in his clinical practice by showing excellent clinical outcomes and patient experience. With a strong foundation and emphasis towards patient care, the path is set for the natural progression and rewarding career in research and education. He has been invited to join the Complex Spine Study Group and plan to collate and present his results throughout his career.

Clinic: Alternate Monday pm

MBChB, School of Medicine, University of Leeds 1994

Postgraduate training

• Leeds University Hospitals NHS Trust/teaching and district general hospitals of West Yorkshire rotation.
• Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust/ teaching and district hospitals in Nottinghamshire.
• Royal Brisbane and Women's Hospital in Australia.
• MRCP (UK) 2000
• CCST in cardiology and general internal medicine, 2009

Professional career

• Consultant Cardiologist, Epsom and St Helier University Hospitals NHS Trust.
• Honorary Consultant Cardiologist, St Georges Hospital NHS Trust.
• Dr Usha Prasad is a general cardiologist with an interest in the management of coronary heart disease including cardiac risk assessment, primary and secondary prevention, heart failure and imaging.
• Dr Prasad is a member of the British Cardiac Society, British Cardiac Interventional Society, British Society of Echocardiography, Royal College of Physicians, British Society of Cardiovascular Research, & the society of Cardiovascular Computed Tomography.

Clinic: Alternate Wednesday am (St. Anthony's)
Clinic: Alternate Wednesday am (Raynes Park Health Centre) 

Dr Qasim has expertise in all aspects of percutaneous coronary intervention with special interests in intra-vascular ultrasound and complex interventions, including left main coronary artery disease, bypass graft intervention and acute coronary syndromes.

Clinics: By arrangement

Clinic: Saturday am - alt. weeks

Clinic: Alternate Monday evenings (St. Anthony's)
Clinic: Monday and Friday evenings (Raynes Park Health Centre)

Clinic: Alternate Monday evenings (St. Anthony's)
Clinic: Alternate Monday and Friday evenings (Raynes Park Health Centre)

Clinic:Saturday am - by arrangement

Palanisamy Ramesh was appointed as a NHS consultant Orthopaedic surgeon with a special interest in Foot and Ankle surgery at Kingston Hospital, Kingston upon Thames in August 2005. He also conducts clinics at Molesey hospital.

Mr Ramesh underwent his higher surgical training in Orthopaedic surgery in the South East Thames region including Guy’s & St Thomas’ hospitals in London and completed a fellowship in Preston / Chorley hospitals. He was entered on to the Specialist register for Orthopaedic surgery in 2005.

Working privately at St Anthony’s hospital in Cheam, the New Victoria hospital in Kingston, and Parkside hospital in Wimbledon, his areas of expertise are Foot and Ankle disorders, arthroscopy of the ankle and sports injuries.

He was the American Orthopaedic Foot and Ankle society’s (AOFAS) international travelling fellow in 2007 and DePuy travelling fellow 1n 2006 .This allowed him to visit and train with a number of Foot & Ankle surgeons within North America including Columbus, Galveston, Houston, Minnesota, Toronto, Rochester, Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Washington and Baltimore. Mr. Ramesh is involved in clinical research and academic development and has presented his research at Orthopaedic conferences both nationally and internationally.

Clinical interests:

Mr Ramesh specialises in foot and ankle problems including:- 

Expert Orthopaedic Consultation
Bunions including minimally invasive surgery
Hammer toe correction including Smart-Toe implant 
Morton’s Neuroma
Mid foot pathology & arthritis
Sports injuries of foot and ankle 
Tendon repair and ligament reconstruction
Arthroscopy of ankle and knee
Ankle Replacement and fusions
Extracorporeal Shock Wave Therapy (ESWT)

He is a member of British Orthopaedic association, BOFAS, AOFAS, AAOS and IOA. Visit Mr Ramesh's website at www.kingstonfootandanklespecialist.com. 

Clinic: Alternate Friday mornings

Mr Kelvin Ramsey is a Consultant Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeon at The Royal Marsden. After leaving Cambridge University, he completed both his basic training in general surgical specialties and his specialist training in plastic surgery within the pan-Thames region. At the end of his training he was awarded Specialist Fellowships in Microsurgery at Charing Cross Hospital and The Royal Marsden, and also in Melbourne, Australia.

He is a trained Microsurgeon who regularly performs complex reconstructions for a wide range of tumour types including skin, sarcoma, breast, and head and neck cancer. In particular, he specialises in breast reconstruction, abdominal / perineal reconstruction and supermicrosurgery for lymphoedema. He is a core member of the skin cancer and oncoplastic breast MDTs.

Mr Ramsey is entered on the GMC Specialist Register for Plastic Surgery and is a member of BAPRAS. He has published and lectured widely and is actively involved in research, in particular in the field of lymphatico-venous anastomosis surgery for lymphoedema.

Clinic: Alternate Thursday mornings (Raynes Park Health Centre)

Clinic: Ad Hoc

Clinic: By arrangement

Dr. Charlotte Rayner trained in General and Respiratory Medicine at Charing Cross Hospital, the Royal Brompton Hospital and St.George’s Hospital London.

She was Lead Clinician for Respiratory Medicine and lung cancer at St.George’s Hospital and was Director of Training for General Medicine both at St.George’s and in the South West Thames Region. In addition, she was lead Clinician in South West Thames for both Lung Cancer and for Tuberculosis.

At St.George’s she established a specialist service in aspects of Respiratory medicine including asthma, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, sarcoidosis, sleep disorders and tuberculosis, bronchoscopy and endobronchial therapy. Working with the Department of Paediatrics, she also had an interest in adolescent respiratory problems including asthma and allergy.

Her research interests cover aspects of cancer infection, infection and the lung including bronchiectasis, chronic obstructive airways disease and tuberculosis. In addition she has undertaken studies in sleep medicine, asthma, sarcoidosis, interstitial lung diseases and cough.

Charlotte is happy to see patients with any acute or chronic medical or respiratory disorders.

Her PA, Sally Mclean can be contacted on 0208 605 2851

Clinic: Thursday am

Marcus Reddy is Consultant Surgeon at St George's Hospital. He is the lead Upper GI Surgeon at St George's and developed the South Thames Bariatric Service which is preferred provider for NHS bariatric surgery in the region.

Mr Reddy trained in London and Australia where he trained in upper GI surgery, liver transplant, hepatobiliary surgery and laparoscopic surgery. His NHS and private practice spans a range of laparoscopic and open general surgery. He has a particular interest in laparoscopic gastric banding, sleeve gastrectomy, Roux en Y gastric bypass, laparoscopic cholecystectomy, laparoscopic and open hernia repairs. He performs anti-reflux surgery such as laparoscopic Nissen fundoplication and surgery for achalasia for local and regional patients.

Mr Reddy has published on management of biliary injuries following cholecystectomy, unusual hernias such as interparietal hernias and also follow-up of hernia repairs performed with pre-peritoneal techniques.
He performs cholecystectomy and hernia repairs as day-case when appropriate and uses non-diathermy techniques such as Ultracision Harmonic Scalpel to avoid electrical conduction complications in laparoscopic surgery.

Clinic: Alternate Wednesday evenings (St. Anthony's Hospital)
Clinic: Alternate Thursday evenings (Raynes Park Health Centre) 

• weight loss / bariatric surgery
• Fast-track Gallstone clinic Wednesday Eves
• Secretary - 020 7100 8083

W: http://www.marcusreddy.co.uk/

W: www.rapidgallstoneclinic.co.uk
W: The Surrey Weight Loss Surgery Centre

Dr Redwood qualified from St. George’s Hospital Medical School. He trained in Cardiology at The Royal London Hospital, The Royal Free Hospital and St. George’s Hospital, London. Interventional training was obtained at The Washington Cardiology Center, Washington, DC and Guy’s and St. Thomas’ Hospitals.

He obtained Fellowship of the American College of Cardiology in 2001 and became a Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians in 2003.

Dr Redwood is Senior Lecturer/ Consultant Interventional Cardiologist and Director of the Cardiac Catheter labs at St. Thomas’, the highest volume catheter lab suite in the UK. He is also Lead Clinician for Research and Development and a Council Member of the British Cardiovascular Intervention Society. He is trained in all aspects of adult interventional cardiology including intravascular ultrasound, physiological lesion assessment using pressure-sensor tipped wires, stent implantation, rotational atherectomy and laser angioplasty including the laserwire for chronic total occlusions.

His MD thesis was on the subject of the pathophysiology of acute myocardial ischaemia and he currently has particular interest in interventional cardiology based research including risk analysis and prediction of events post percutaneous coronary intervention, evaluation of coronary stents and coronary artery physiology.

Clinic: Monday am

Mr Roberts is a consultant cardiac surgeon specialising in adult cardiac surgery at The Heart Hospital. He graduated from Dundee University in 1996 and following surgical training in the north west became a member of the Royal College of Surgeons of England in 1999.

He then completed a fellowship in Extra Corporeal Membrane Oxygenation (ECMO) in Leicester, followed by specialist higher surgical training in adult cardiothoracic surgery in Sheffield, St George's Hospital London and Harefield Hospital.

Clinics: by arrangement.
Telephone 020 7504 8942

After training in General Internal Medicine in London, I specialised in Endocrinology and Diabetes and worked at the Medical Research Council Clinical Research Centre, Harrow (1986-1989) and then at St George’s Hospital and Medical School, London (1989-1996). I took up my present NHS Consultant post in Endocrinology, Diabetes Mellitus and General Medicine at St Helier Hospital, Carshalton in 1996 and I am the Lead Clinician for Diabetes and Endocrinology.

I have a major interest in undergraduate and postgraduate medical education and training. I was a Clinical Lecturer at St George’s Hospital Medical from 1989 to 1996 and since then I have held the post of Honorary Senior Lecturer in Diabetes, Endocrinology and General Medicine. I was Sub-Dean at St George’s Hospital Medical School with particular responsibility for years 3 and 4 of the undergraduate medical course from 1999 to 2005.

I have a made significant contributions to our knowledge of polycystic ovary syndrome and have extensive clinical experience in this and other related conditions. My clinical interests also include all aspects of endocrinology, including pituitary, thyroid, parathyroid and adrenal disorders, male and female hypogonadism, as well as diabetes mellitus, hypertension, hyperlipidaemia and obesity

Clinics: Tuesday am,Alt Wednesday evening

Contact details
Private Secretary (Debby Davies): 07894 201694
Fax: 020 8644 4377

Email: [email protected]

Dr Rowlands qualified in 1981 and he has spent his professional life studying and practising psychiatry. He was lecturer in Psychological Medicine at the Medical College of St Bartholomew’s Hospital in London and subsequently became a Consultant Psychiatrist based in Redhill.

He left the Health Service in 1995 and he has practised exclusively in Private Practice since that time. He therefore has had long experience of understanding and treating psychological problems. He works with a network of well qualified therapists who undertake a range of psychological therapies such as CBT and EMDR. He would be able to pre-authorise, for insurance company purposes, therapy if it is appropriate.

Dr Rowlands has a specific interest in the misuse of alcohol but the main areas of his work are anxiety disorders and particularly psychological problems following difficulties at work.

Bipolar Disorder is another area of interest which, if managed correctly, can provide an excellent outcome. For preliminary discussion on appointment times and costs please contact his personal assistant, Ms Trudy Thurston-Moon, via email [email protected] or, in working hours, 01737 812211.

www.drmichaelrowlands.co.uk
www.novavidarecovery.com

Clinic:Wednesday am

Prior to taking up a Consultant position in cardiac electrophysiology at St. George's Hospital, Dr. Saba served as Assistant Professor of Medicine for 4 years in the Division of Cardiology at the University of Maryland

After receiving his medical degree from the faculty of medicine at Cairo University, Dr. Saba completed a residency and obtained his M.Sc. in cardiovascular disease at Cairo University Hospitals. Subsequently, he completed his internship and residency in internal medicine at SUNY at Syracuse and the George Washington University. He completed his fellowship in cardiovascular disease at the Ochsner Clinic Foundation, where he was the recipient of the 2005 Charles B. Moore Research in Cardiology Award, followed by a fellowship in electrophysiology at Loyola University, Chicago. Dr. Saba is certified in internal medicine and cardiovascular disease.

Clinics: Alternate Tuesday afternoons

Appointments: 020 8335 4678/9

Mr Usman Saeed is a consultant eye surgeon working in south west London. He practices general ophthalmology and conditions including lid conditions, corneal conditions, inflammatory eye diseases, cataracts, glaucoma, and retinal conditions. He does not take patients with ocular motility disorders (squints), childhood ophthalmic conditions or laser refractive surgery (laser to remove spectacles).   Mr Saeed is an expert in Cataract surgery, laser treatments, retinal disorders and retinal conditions like diabetic retinopathy, macular degeneration and uveitis (inflammatory eye conditions).

Mr. Saeed is a fully trained NHS Consultant Ophthalmologist at St. Helier, Sutton and Epsom Hospitals in London and Surrey, UK.

He is on the specialist register of the General Medical Council, UK. Mr Saeed completed his higher surgical training in Ophthalmology at St. Paul’s Eye Unit Liverpool. He passed the necessary examinations to become the Fellow of the Royal College of Ophthalmologists of London in 2010. He also satisfied the examiners at the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh and was admitted as a fellow, after passing the necessary examinations in 2010.

Mr Saeed is active in research and has 28 + peer reviewed publications in scientific and ophthalmic journals. Mr Saeed has presented his research at the Royal College of Ophthalmologists annual congresses, American Society of cataract and refractive surgery, World Ophthalmology congress, European society of cataract and refractive surgery and Pakistan society of cataract and refractive surgery. He has been an invited speaker at IONA and has presented his work at national and international forums. Mr Saeed is a reviewer of many international peer reviewed journals and is hence at the forefront of evolving medical techniques and technology.

http://london-eye-surgeon.co.uk/index.php

Clinic: Ad Hoc

Secretary: 

Estelle - 01737 768511 ext.6747

Clinic: Ad Hoc

Clinic: Alternate Wednesday evenings

Clinic: Friday pm (St. Anthony's)
Clinic: Alternate Wednesday evenings (Raynes Park Health Centre) 

Clinic: By arrangement

Appointments: 020 8725 3552

Mr Selvadurai was appointed to his NHS consultant post in August 2004. His special interests are diseases of the ear (otology) and ENT problems in children, but he also provides a general ENT service to adults.

Mr Selvadurai began his medical career in London, qualifying from St Bartholomew’s Hospital Medical School (London University) with Distinction in Surgery in 1992. He then moved to the Midlands where he trained in general surgery before specialising in ENT. His ENT specialist training was undertaken at The Queen’s Medical Centre in Nottingham and the Royal Infirmary in Leicester and Derby.

During his training Mr Selvadurai completed an otology research thesis, and was awarded several prizes for this work. He was awarded the Graham Fraser Memorial fellowship in 2004 and he spent 6 months in Sydney Australia, where he was trained by the famous ear surgeon and pioneer in cochlear implantation, Professor Bill Gibson. Mr Selvadurai was also awarded funding to act as a clinical observer at the Boston Children’s Hospital, which is the main paediatric facility of the Harvard Medical School.

Mr Selvadurai provides an otology service to adults and children through his work at St Georges Hospital in Tooting and provides a general paediatric service at The Queen Mary Children’s Hospital in Carshalton.

He can be contacted by email at [email protected]

Clinic: Alternate Thursday Mornings

Mr. Sanjay Shah is a Consultant Ophthalmic Surgeon at Epsom and St. Helier NHS Trust having been previously Consultant Ophthalmic Surgeon at St. Bartholomew’s Hospital and the Royal London Hospital. He has special interests in cataract surgery, glaucoma and the treatment of age related macular degeneration.

He graduated from St. George’s Hospital Medical School (London University) during which he also obtained a First Class Honours Degree in Biomedical Sciences. He then obtained his specialist ophthalmic training in the London Teaching Hospitals (St. Thomas’ Hospital, St. Georges Hospital, St. Mary’s Hospital, The Royal London Hospital and Moorfields Eye Hospital).

During his training he also undertook a research fellowship at St. Thomas’ Hospital where he conducted research into cataract surgery and ocular inflammation and was awarded the Southern Ophthalmological Society Prize Medal for this work. He then undertook further sub-specialist training as a Glaucoma Fellow at Moorfields Eye Hospital, London. He was also awarded a King’s Fund Scholarship for a fellowship to visit ophthalmic centres in the USA (Universities of San Francisco and Los Angeles) to gain further sub-specialist experience.

He was initially appointed as a Consultant at St. Bartholomew’s Hospital and the Royal London Hospital in 1997 where he became Lead Clinician in Ophthalmology for both Audit and Research and Development. He then moved to his present Consultant post at Epsom and St. Helier NHS Trust where he subsequently became Ophthalmology College Tutor and an Educational Supervisor and then Lead Clinician for Ophthalmology. He has been awarded an NHS Clinical Excellence award for his work as a consultant ophthalmic surgeon.

He has previously been a member of the London Deanery Ophthalmology Specialist Training Committee and a Council Member of the Royal Society of Medicine Ophthalmology Section. He was a Council Member of the British Medical Association Ophthalmic Group Committee and is also a member of the Oxford Ophthalmological Congress and both the United Kingdom and European Societies of Cataract and Refractive Surgeons.

Mr. Sanjay Shah is on the Specialist Register with the General Medical Council (No. 2806686).

Clinic: Saturday am (St. Anthony's)
Clinic: Alternate Wednesday evenings (Raynes Park Health Centre)

Secretary
Phone: 020 8942 7020
Email:

Clinic: Ad Hoc

Clinic: Alternate Tuesday evenings

Dr Sharma obtained his training at The London Chest Hospital, St Georges Hospital, London, The Heart Hospital, London, and The Wessex Cardiothoracic Unit at Southampton University Hospital. Dr Sharma is highly experienced in dealing with a range of cardiac disorders including coronary artery disease, heart failure, valvular heart disease, cardiomyopathy, hypertension and arrhythmia. He commonly sees patients with a range of symptoms including chest pain, breathlessness, palpitations and blackouts.

Dr Sharma is considered a national and international expert in complex echocardiography (ultrasound scanning of the heart). This includes transoesophageal echocardiography, stress echocardiography, tissue Doppler imaging, contrast echocardiography and three dimensional echocardiography. These techniques allow a detailed evaluation of patients with suspected heart muscle disease, coronary artery disease, and valvular heart disease. He is a recognised expert of stress echocardiography for the DVLA and CAA.

Dr Sharma's main areas of research include the dynamic assessment of coronary and valvular heart disease and assessing cardiovascular risk in chronic kidney disease. His MD thesis was awarded in 2005 and is entitled: 'Assessing cardiac risk in end stage renal disease'.

Clinic: Alternate Wednesday pm

Secretary: Barbara Fisher Tel. 020 8725 1397

• Qualified from Guys and St Thomas’ Medical School in 1994
• Consultant Urological Surgeon working across Kingston, St George’s and Roehampton Hospitals.
• First female Consultant Urologist in the South West London / Surrey area.
• Broad and diverse urological training
• Research fellowship at the Royal Marsden Hospital and Institute of Cancer Research
• Awarded MD thesis in Prostate Cancer Genetics in 2004

Interests:

• General Urology
• Management of male and female lower urinary tract symptoms  
• BPH and Prostate diseases
• Urinary tract infections
• Lower and upper tract endoscopy
• Specialist interest in the management of urinary stone disease including Laser and percutaneous stone surgery
• Strong academic background.
• Published widely in peer-reviewed journals. 

Clinic: Alternate Friday am

Clinic: Alternate Monday evenings

Clinic: By arrangement

Mark Soldin is a double qualified Plastic Surgeon with extensive experience in both reconstructive and cosmetic surgery. His practice is based in South West London and Surrey.

His NHS consultant position is shared between St Georges University Hospital and Kingston Hospital. Mr Soldin offers a range of treatments from Body Contouring Surgery after Massive Weight Loss and Cosmetic Surgery to Skin Oncology and Complex Trauma reconstruction.

His secretary is Sue King - Tel: 07780 785 186

www.marksoldin.co.uk

Clinics: Alternate Tuesday evenings

Tel: 07780 785 186

Clinic: by arrangement

After graduating from medical school in Germany Miss Sott subsequently completed 10 years of basic and higher Surgical Orthopaedic Training in London on the SW Thames Training Programme.

She is a member of the Royal College of Surgeons of England , the British Orthopaedic Association, the British and American Foot and Ankle Surgery Society with entry into the GMC’s Specialist register as fully trained , revalidated and specially qualified Orthopaedic and Trauma Surgeon in 2004. She has published several papers in her field and outcomes of her F&A work has been presented at BOA and BOFAS as well as EFORT Meetings.

In 2004 Miss Sott joined Epsom & St Helier University Hospital NHS Trust as a Consultant Surgeon for Trauma, general Orthopaedics and Foot/Ankle Surgery. She is an active and enthusiastic Trainer for Juniors and Allied Professionals as well as an Senior Examiner and Assessor of Surgeons for the Royal College of Surgeons / London.

Her special interest into Foot and Ankle Surgery and Trauma was developed further through Fellowships in Germany and the USA and clinical visits to France, Switzerland and around the U.K. to learn special surgical techniques.

Since 2011 Miss Sott has been actively training in Minimally Invasive Techniques to treat Foot & Ankle conditions. 

Clinics: Friday mornings and Monday evenings

Secretary: Diana Blane
Phone - 0208 3354502   
Email: [email protected] 

Appointments: 0208 335 4678

Dr Simon Stern trained at St George's Hospital Medical School. His haematological training was at the Hammersmith, Charing Cross and Chelsea and Westminster Hospitals. Prior to his appointment at Epsom & St Helier University Hospitals NHS Trust he was a Consultant at Surrey & Sussex NHS Trust for 11 years.

He has a broad experience in all aspects of clinical haematology, but his main interests are in the field of the haematological malignancies. He is Lead Consultant for multiple myeloma at St Helier Hospital, and has been principal investigator for several major clinical trials in haemato-oncology.

However he also has a busy general haematology practice, and is happy to see patients with the full range of haematological disorders.

Clinic: Alternate Friday evenings

Clinic: Tuesday PM

Clinic: Alternate Thursday Mornings

Clinics : by arrangement

Appointments 020 8725 3287

I qualified as a doctor from St Bartholomew's Hospital Medical College. My basic surgical training was at the Royal Free Hospital and my Orthopaedic Training was based at the Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital, Stanmore. I then spent a year in Richmond, Virginia, USA training in arthroscopy before completing my shoulder training at the Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital.

My NHS practice is entirely shoulder and elbow surgery. This includes the treatment of arthritis (including joint replacement), sports injuries and fractures.

My particular area of interest is the use of arthroscopic techniques in the treatment of both joints. Arthroscopy provides many advantages in treatment as it allows an excellent view of the joint that is not always possible with conventional techniques. The small incisions are also more cosmetically acceptable and facilitate a more rapid recovery. It is not possible to treat all conditions in this manner although the list is increasing yearly.

Clinic: Wednesday afternoon

Appointments Tel. 0203 318 5775

Clinic: Tuesday evening and Friday am

Clinic: by arrangement

Clinic: alternate Monday afternoons

Mr Topping is a Consultant Plastic Surgeon specialising in all aspects of body contouring procedures after weight loss and pregnancy. Adam routinely performs other general plastic and cosmetic surgical procedures such as facelifts.

He has been formally trained as a plastic surgeon and is on the GMC Specialist Plastic Surgery Register. He is a member of BAAPS and BAPRAS, the 2 internationally recognised plastic surgical societies.

Adam specialises in the following procedures following dramatic weight loss:

Abdominoplasty (Tummy tuck)

Using modern surgical techniques, Adam produces an attractive hour glass figure and a trim tummy profile and in so doing, removes the folds and creases that can lead to infection and be unsightly.

Breasts

Breast appearance can change dramatically after weight loss with emptiness in the upper parts and excess drooping. Adam can offer breast uplifts, either with or without implants depending on preference, to restore breast shape and enhance the hour glass look.

Arm and thigh lifts

This technique helps to tighten and lift the skin of the inner arms and thighs. The key is to keep the scarring to a minimum if possible and to remove the folds and creases, particularly in the inner thighs, and the drooping skin down the inner arm.

For further information please visit www.adamtopping.co.uk

Clinic: Alternate Monday mornings (Raynes Park Health Centre)

About me
Paul Ursell specialises in cataract surgery performing routine and complex cases using no needle anaesthesia. Paul Ursell is a council member of the UK and Ireland Cataract and Refractive Surgery society and is a regular invited speaker at international cataract surgery conferences.

Undergraduate training
MBBS (Lond) 1989 St Mary's Hospital, London

Postgraduate training
SHO posts in Ophthalmology in a variety of London hospitals
Fellowship of the Royal College of Ophthalmologists 1996
MD (London) 2000 Assessing modern cataract surgery

Professional career
Clinical lecturer in ophthalmology, University of Oxford
Post CCST Fellowship in cataract and refractive surgery, Lions Eye Institute, Perth, Australia.

Prizes, memberships and fellowships
Co-opted Council member of UKISCRS
Member of ESCRS and APACRS
Liveryman of the Worshipful Society of Spectacle Makers
Trustee of Seeability
Director of the Consultant Eye Surgeon's Partnership

Conditions treated
Cataract
Pterygium
Refractive disorders
General ophthalmology

Procedures performed
Cataract surgery
Intracocular implant surgery
Pterygium removal
Anterior segment reconstruction

Website: www.cataract-doctor.com

Clinic: By arrangement

Mr Vasilikostas is a Consultant General Surgeon in Upper GI, Laparoscopic and Bariatric Surgery at St George's Hospital NHS Trust, London. He is an active member of the South Thames Bariatric Service and also a member of many prestigious associations including the European Association of Endoscopic Surgery (EAES), Association of Upper GI Surgeons (AUGIS) and British Obesity and Metabolic Surgery Society (BOMSS).

He has a personal experience in Upper GI, hepatobiliary and laparoscopic bariatric surgery including anti-reflux surgery, gallstone disease, hernia repair, intra-gastric balloon, gastric banding, gastric bypass and sleeve gastrectomy.

He has developed a specialist interest in advanced laparoscopic surgery including laparoscopic oesophagogastrectomy and in revisional bariatric surgery for super-obese patients including duodenal switch and bilio-pancreatic diversion.

Mr Vasilikostas trained at St Pierre Hospital, Brussels and completed a fellowship in Advance Laparoscopic Surgery at the European School of Laparoscopic Surgery, Brussels.

He has an academic background with peer-reviewed publications and many national and international lectures and presentations on bariatric surgery. He has also experience in both clinical and lab-based research, leading to the award of PhD on 2008 from the University of Athens School of Medicine.

Clinic: Ad Hoc (St. Anthony's)
Clinic: Alternate Tuesday Evening (Raynes Park Health Centre) 

Dr Arvind Vasudeva MA, FRCP, FESC is a Consultant Cardiologist at the Kingston Hospital NHS Trust, and at St. George's Hospital NHS Trust.

His practice encompasses all aspects of adult cardiology, including the management of ischaemic heart disease, coronary angiography, echocardiography (both trans-thoracic and trans-oesophageal), permanent pacemaker implantation, investigation of cardiac causes of stroke, the management of valvular heart disease and common arrhythmias, and the treatment of heart failure. He also has a particular interest in management of cardiac risk factors including hypertension and cholesterol.

Dr Vasudeva graduated from Clare College, Cambridge and Oxford University Medical School in 1987. He trained in General Medicine at Charing Cross Hospital and The Middlesex Hospital in London, before undertaking his cardiology training as a Specialist Registrar at St. George's Hospital, London. He undertook a period of research investigating the relationship between hypertension and cardiovascular damage.

In addition to his general training in Cardiology he has a special interest in Cardiac Imaging and in particular echocardiography, both trans-thoracic and trans-oesophageal.

In 2002 he was appointed to his current post of Consultant Cardiologist at Kingston Hospital NHS Trust and St. George's Hospital NHS Trust.

In 2004 he was elected Fellow of the European Society of Cardiology, and in 2006 he was elected Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians.

Dr Vasudeva is currently a member of the following professional organisations:

British Medical Association
Royal College of Physicians of England
British Cardiac Society
American Society of Echocardiography
British Society of Echocardiography
European Society of Cardiology

Clinic: Ad Hoc (St. Anthony's)
Clinic: Thursday evenings (Raynes Park Health Centre) 

Mr. Vesely studied medicine at Cambridge and Oxford Universities. His training in general plastic surgery has been in Oxford and London. He undertook award-winning research while at the Plastic Surgery Department of Mount Vernon Hospital. His specialist training has been at Mount Vernon, Charing Cross and the Royal Marsden Hospitals.

He has completed a prestigious fellowship in cancer reconstruction in Toronto, Canada and in aesthetic surgery at the Wellington Hospital, London. In addition, he has gained further sub-specialist expereince in these fields at a number of European and North American institutions. He specialises in aesthetic surgery, cancer reconstruction and has a particular interest in head-and-neck and breast reconstruction, as well as treatment for facial palsy.

Special Interests

• Aesthetic Surgery
• Breast Augmentation
• Mastopexy
• Breast Reduction
• Facial Cosmetic Surgery including Blepharoplasty
• Body Contouring
• Liposuction
• Abdominoplasty
• Pinnaplasty
• Rhinoplasty
• Fat Grafting
• Weight loss surgery
• Skinn Cancers and Benign Lesions
• Paediatrics (all ages)
• Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
• Trigger Finger
• Dupuytren's Syndrome
• Scar Evision 

Professional Memberships

• British Association of Aesthetic Plastic Surgeons
• British Association of Plastic, Reconstructive & Aesthetic Surgeons

Clinic: Ad Hoc

Mr Walker is a consultant urological and pelvic surgeon dealing with all aspects of urology including:

All types of incontinence, bladder overactivity, haematuria - blood in urine, prostate and bladder cancer, bladder pain, persistent and recurring urinary tract infections, urine retention, kidney stones, kidney cancer, testicular lumps, hydroceles, penile skin problems, B.P.H / prostate / PSA, pelvic floor and vaginal prolapse problems.

Mr Walker specialises in the following surgical procedures: TVT and Incontinence operations, Pelvic Foor Repair / Anterior & Posterior Repair, TURBT (bladder lesions/cancer), TURP (prostate), Circumcision, Bladder Neck Incision, Cystoscopy, Urethral Dilation, Urodynamics / Video Urodynamics, PTNS (posterior tibial nerve stimulation), Bladder Botox

Roger Walker specialises in urogenital surgery. His clinical interests are in bladder dysfunction, urodynamics, urinary incontinence, female urology and pelvic floor problems.

He also has a clinical interest in urological cancers including bladder, prostate and kidney cancer.

Mr Walker trained in London at the Institute of Urology, University College. In the course of his training he undertook fellowships in America to Duke University and Cedars Sinai, LA. He has been a consultant specialising in this area for 10 years now.

He has published widely in the areas of urinary incontinence, urodynamics and bladder function.

Mr Walker is the Lead Clinician for Urology at Epsom and St Helier NHS Trust. He is a member of the Royal Society of Medicine (Urology section) and British Association of Urological Surgeons (BAUS). He is secretary of the executive committee of the Female, Neuro-urology and Urodynamic section of BAUS.

Other memberships include the International Continence Society (ICS).

For more information or an appointment contact his PA Michèle Burton:

Tel: 01372 275161 (option 6)

Email:

Clinic: Friday evenings (or other times by arrangement)
Clinic: Alternate Friday mornings (Raynes Park Health Centre) 

Clinic: Ad Hoc (St. Anthony's)
Clinic: Tuesday pm (Raynes Park Health Centre) 

Mr Watkin trained in medicine at Cambridge and Oxford Universities before specialising in Urology.

He became a Master of Surgery at Cambridge in 1998 and subsequently trained in South Africa, specialising in reconstructive surgery and oncology. He provides a tertiary referral practice at St George's Hospital for penile and urethral disorders with an acive research programme into penile skin conditions, including penile cancer.

He is Lead Clinician at St Helier Hospital.

He also has an interest in stone disease and manages the Regional Lithotripsy Service at Sutton Hospital.

Memberships

• British Association of Urological Surgeons(BAUS). BAUS sections of Andrology and Oncology, Royal Society of Medicine (Council Member)

Clinical Interests

• Urethral stricture disease, penile disorders, penile cancer

Research Interests

• Treatment of Balanitis Xerotica Obliterans, Molecular Markers for Penile Cancer

Clinic: Monday am, Alternate Thursday pm, Alternate Saturday am (St. Anthony's)

Appointments:Telephone 020 8335 4678 / 9

Clinic: Tuesday pm

Appointments: Tel. 020 8337 6691

Mr Nick West graduated at St George’s Hospital Medical School, London and was subsequently appointed to the South West Thames Higher Surgical Training Programme.   

He underwent a general surgical training with sub-specialty training in colorectal surgery, particularly with an interest in minimally invasive and laparoscopic (keyhole) techniques. Part of this was spent as a Laparoscopic Fellowship.   

Additionally, he undertook a period of research both at St George’s and St Mark’s Hospitals, London investigating the chemoprevention of colorectal cancer; this work was subsequently awarded a MD thesis. 

Mr West was appointed as a Consultant General and Colorectal Surgeon with an interest in minimally invasive surgery at Epsom & St Helier University Hospitals NHS Trust in November 2011 and undertakes a variety of general, colorectal and laparoscopic procedures, both in elective and emergency situations at the trust. He also has a keen interest in diagnostic and therapeutic endoscopy and regularly teaches on laparoscopic and endoscopic courses.  

Mr West is a member of the Association of Surgeons and Association of Coloproctology of Great Britain and Ireland, a member of the Lower GI Multi Disciplinary Team Meeting at The Royal Marsden Hospital, a member of  faculty at the London School of Endoscopy and also the Minimal Access Therapy Training Unit (MATTU), Guildford.

Clinic: Monday evenings (St. Anthony's)
Clinic: Alternate Tuesday Evenings (Raynes Park Health Centre)  

Clinic: Every Friday, alternating between mornings and afternoons plus alternate Wednesday afternoons.

Clinic: Alternate Saturday mornings

Dr Woolley trained at St Mary's Hospital Medical School specialising in psychiatry at the prestigious Maudsley Hospital and Institute of Psychiatry in London. He undertook a further degree in psychology at University College London, achieved MRCP at the Royal Free Hospital London, and gained additional experience in psychiatry in Sydney, Australia.

The Maudsley Hospital has been a centre of excellence in psychiatric training and research for almost a century; the largest and most influential mental health establishment outside the USA. A variety of posts working with leaders in the field, have provided him with a wide range of expertise in the diagnosis and treatment of many conditions; from anxiety and depression to schizophrenia and bipolar disorder, using both evidence-based medication and psychotherapy.

Dr Woolley has been awarded a number of prizes for clinical and academic research, and works in the NHS as consultant psychiatrist with South West London and St George's Mental Health NHS Trust, developing an innovative early intervention service working with young adults at the point at which they first present with symptoms of mental health problems. In 2007 he was the BUPA foundation award winner for clinical excellence - a national award open to all medical specialities.

He has also been actively involved in research at the Institute of Psychiatry, Kings College London, leading to a number of publications in high-impact peer reviewed journals. Again, these reflect his wide ranging areas of expertise and interest, from chronic fatigue to OCD and schizophrenia, and from treatment trials to neuroimaging.

Dr Woolley offers a thorough clinical assessment and will then discuss individually tailored treatment options and develop a management plan in conjunction with the patient. He welcomes referrals across the broad range of general adult mental health, and has particular expertise in the diagnosis and treatment of Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD).

Dr Woolley is available for consultations at The Priory Hospital Roehampton and St Anthony's Hospital (North Cheam). Home visits are also possible by arrangement.

If you would like to meet Dr Woolley, or require further information, please see www.drwoolley.info or feel free to contact his PA, Rita Grimashaw; phone 0844 884 2366 or email [email protected]

Clinic: Monday morning

Clinic: by arrangement

Appointments: 020 7504 8746 ext. 6046