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Mr Angus Thomson is a leading consultant gynaecologist based in Worcestershire. He specialises in the treatment of endometriosis, pelvic pain and prolapse. He is additionally renowned for his expertise in menstrual problems, fibroids and female urinary incontinence, as well as his skill as a laparascopic (minimally invasive) surgeon.
After completing his initial medical training in the UK, Mr Thomson completed a two-year fellowship in laparoscopic, hysteroscopic and urogynaecological surgery in Sydney, Australia. He has been based at Worcestershire Acute Hospitals NHS Trust since 2005, where he has held various senior positions, as well as his role as consultant gynaecologist, including gynaecology lead, clinical director and divisional medical director for women’s and children’s services. He has been a senior council member for the BSGE (British Society of Gynaecological Endoscopy), where he lead the endemetriosis centres sub-committee. Mr Thomson's current practice at the Worcester gynaecology department is a nationally accredited BSUG (British Society of Urogynaecology) urogynaecology unit, and is a BSGE (British Society for Gynaecological Endoscopy) endometriosis centre.
Mr Thomson is currently the clinical director for elective, cancer, diagnostics and specialised commissioning at the local intergrated care board (ICB). He has also been the GIRFT National Clinical Lead for Gynaecology since April 2026.
In addition to his busy clinical practice, Mr Thomson is widely published and presents nationally on areas of his expertise. Across his esteemed career, Mr Thomson's excellence has been recognised with a number of awards for his research and his practice. He additionally offers specialist training for GPs on many topics such as innovations in gynaecology and menopause management amongst others.

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