Mr Rame Sunthareswaran

Mr Rame Sunthareswaran is a highly esteemed consultant general, vascular and paediatric surgeon, who currently practices at both BMI The Chiltern Hospital and BMI The Shelburne Hospital. The reputable surgeon, who has represented the BMI and Buckinghamshire NHS Trust for over 10 years, specialises in general surgery, vascular and paediatric surgery, varicose veins, skin lesions, pilonidaldisease, gallbladder as well as groin hernias.

Mr Sunthareswaran possesses a vast amount of experience in both keyhole and open surgical operations for groin-related hernias and various abdominal wall defects, including complex abdominal wall reconstruction. He also has, to-date, gained quite a considerable amount of experience in gallbladder surgery in adults and children within both elective and emergency settings.

The experienced and highly qualified Mr Sunthareswaran carries out his medical practice by undertaking minimally invasive techniques and traditional surgery for varicose veins with a patient centred approach.

Impressively, he graduated with honours from Guy’s and St Thomas’ Hospitals in 1999. Following his successful graduation, he underwent specialist surgical training in the London teaching hospitals. Previous positions that he has undertake have included research fellow at the Clinical Effectiveness Unit of the Royal College of Surgeons of England before successfully completing his higher surgical training in the Oxford Deanery. He is the current lead clinician for general surgery at the NHS in Buckinghamshire, including paediatric surgery. He is Associate Professor of Surgery for St George’s University and also currently sits on the Surgical Teaching and Appraisal Committee for Oxford Surgical Trainees.