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Professional statement
Dr Michael Papadakis is a revered consultant cardiologist in London who specialises in sports cardiology, preventive cardiology, heart failure, cardiac MRI, palpitations and shortness of breath. He is an honorary consultant cardiologist at St George's University Hospitals and a reader in cardiology at St George's, University of London.
He has a stellar educational background including an MBBS degree from Imperial College London, membership of the Royal College of Physicians and an MD from Kings College London. He was awarded a fellowship with the European Society of Cardiology in 2016.
Using his vast experience and expertise, he has contributed to numerous education and research projects such as the creation of the sports cardiology core curriculum, the creation of the ECG criteria for evaluating athletes and building educational material for the European Society of Cardiology. He also launched an MSc degree in Sports Cardiology, the first such postgraduate qualification in the UK.
Dr Papadakis is the chair of the sports cardiology and exercise section of the European Association of Preventive Cardiology and has majorly contributed to over 80 peer-reviewed medical publications. He regularly presents his research findings at national and international conferences.
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06/10/2021
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Best Quality of treatment received and all the precious relevant explanations given by Dr Papadakis. He is a real professional and very understanding person. Kindly requested my medical history and provided me clearly with all the steps that I‘ll follow.
S S. Verified Patient
20/09/2021
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I would highly recommend Dr. Papadakis. He agreed to meet with me for a second opinion at very short notice.
G B. Verified Patient
01/09/2021
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Extremely thorough and knowledgeable with a great ability to communicate complex information in simple language, which I've found rare.