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Miss Meg Wilson is an experienced consultant gynaecologist at London Gynaecology. She serves as the labour ward lead at Whittington Hospital and offers a range of services for women, including addressing concerns related to early pregnancy, emergency gynaecological issues, and chronic conditions like pain or bleeding. Miss Wilson is skilled in laparoscopic surgery and gynaecology ultrasound.
 
Known for her kind and supportive demeanour, Miss Wilson has been appointed as the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists workplace behaviour champion for north and north east London. She is passionate about ensuring the safety and comfort of her patients throughout their pregnancy journey. Miss Wilson's private practice is located at prestigious London Gynaecology clinics, including the Portland Hospital and City of London sites. She is dedicated to providing top-quality care with a focus on patient well-being.

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Mr Deep Malde is a consultant hepatobiliary and pancreatic surgeon based at the University Hospitals of Leicester, providing specialist care to both private and NHS patients who have problems relating to the gallbladder, pancreas and liver across Leicestershire and its surrounding counties. He practises at the Nuffield Health Leicester, Spire Leicester, Woodland Hospital (Kettering) and Blakeland Hospitals (Milton Keynes) where he consults every week.

Mr Malde specialises in laparoscopic (keyhole) surgery for gallstones (cholecystectomy) and performs over 400 gallbladder operations annually. Mr Malde is a member of the multi-disciplinary team (MDT) for liver, pancreas and gallbladder cancers in Leicester. He also carries out major laparoscopic and open liver and pancreas surgery, predominantly for cancer. He has carried out over 10,000 gallbladder operations and over 500 liver and pancreas cancer operations.

Other interests include management of benign conditions such as liver and pancreatic cysts, in addition to pancreatitis (and its complications).He specialises in carrying out microwave ablation (destroying tumour cells using heat from microwaves) of liver tumours to help make previously inoperable disease operable and in patients with widespread neuroendocrine tumours, to improve prognosis and survival.

Furthermore, he specialises in diagnostic and therapeutic endoscopic procedures such as endoscopic ultrasound scans (EUS). He has worked with centres across Europe to help pioneer Robotic HPB Surgery in Leicester.

Mr Malde’s work has been published in peer reviewed journals on various topics including gallbladder surgery, laparoscopic bile duct exploration, acute pancreatitis, colorectal liver metastases, pancreatic cancer surgery in the elderly and pancreatoduodenal trauma. He has presented at over a hundred national and international meetings.

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Professor Ross Hunter is a consultant cardiologist and electrophysiologist (specialist in heart rhythm management). He has over 20 years of experience and has been an arrhythmia specialist for over 15 years. He is the Clinical Director of Arrhythmia Services at The Barts Heart Centre, the largest cardiac centre in the UK and one of the largest in the world. He leads a team of 26 excellent arrhythmia and devices consultants in providing 24/7 care for complex cases from around the UK. His previous roles at Barts have included Director of Arrhythmia Research and Lead for AF services. The Barts arrhythmia unit was recently commended in the houses of parliament for innovations in arrhythmia care when given several awards by the Arrhythmia Alliance during “Heart Rhythm Week”.

He is an internationally recognised specialist in the management of arrhythmias. He performs catheter ablations for all arrhythmias and according to NICOR, he performs approximately 200 complex catheter ablations per year making him consistently one of the highest volume operators in the UK for catheter ablation. He also implants, revises and extracts the full range of pacemakers including biventricular pacemakers, ICDs, sub-cutaneous ICDs and leadless pacemakers. He is at the forefront of his specialty and has rare expertise at the cutting edge of new techniques and technologies in the fields of ablation and pacing including robotic technology, 3D mapping systems, and cryoballoons. He has high success rates and very low complication rates and a track record for helping patients with difficult problems, such as complex repeat procedures for those with previously failed ablation, patients with structural heart disease or other high-risk cases.

Professor Hunter completed a BSc in cardiovascular medicine at Imperial College London in 1998 and was awarded his medical degree (MBBS) with distinction at Guy's, King's & St Thomas' in 2001, Professor Hunter obtained a PhD in novel methods for mapping and ablation of persistent atrial fibrillation. During this time, he was a finalist for both the British and the US Heart Rhythm Society Young Investigator of the year award in 2011. He continues to lead research in this area to advance our understanding of arrhythmias and pilot new techniques to improve outcomes.

He has published over 150 research papers in the field of arrhythmias on PubMed. He is an elected council member of the British Heart Rhythm Society, an expert advisor to NICOR and a board member of the BHRS multicentre trials group. He is also editor-in-chief of Cardiac Rhythm News. He continues to develop new techniques and technologies to investigate and treat arrhythmias, runs clinical trials and supervises PhD students.

He sees patients with palpitations, fatigue, breathlessness and chest pain. He currently practises privately in London at One Welbeck Heart Health and the London Bridge Hospital. He also practices in Berkshire at The Bridge Clinic in Maidenhead.

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Dr Katherine Miszkiel is a highly respected and experienced consultant neuroradiologist, possessing over 30 years of experience, based in London. She offers a wide range of diagnostic scans and tests, focusing primarily on Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI), including head MRI, spine MRI and orbital MRI, alongside head and spine CT, orbital CT and dacryocystogram.
 
Dr Miszkiel obtained her primary medical degree from the University of Southampton, graduating with a Bachelor of Medicine (BM) with distinction in Clinical Medicine in 1988. Upon completion of her medical studies, she began training at Guy's Hospital, before undertaking radiology training at The Middlesex and University College Hospitals, London, subsequently specialising in neuroradiology at The National Hospital, The Royal London and Great Ormond Street Hospital For Sick Children.
 
Over the span of her 35-year career, several of her research works have been published in peer-reviewed journals, including the prestigious New England Journal of Medicine and she has been the co-author of multiple book chapters.
 
Alongside her devotion to research, Dr Miszkiel is committed to medical education, teaching students of the Advanced Neuroimaging MSc programme at University College London, as well as lecturing at national medical conferences. She has held the position of the training programme director for the renowned Pan-London Neuroradiology Training programme for more than a decade.
 
Dr Miszkiel is also a member of several medical organisations, including The British Society of Neuroradiology (BSNR) and The Royal College of Radiologists (RCR).
 

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Professor Robert MacLaren is a consultant ophthalmologist at Nuffield Health Oxford, The Manor Hospital, as well as at the renowned Oxford Eye Hospital. He also holds the position of Professor of Ophthalmology at the University of Oxford in the UK. He specialises in cataract surgery, retinal surgery, retinal diseases and genetic eye disorders.

In relation to his roles in the NHS, he trains ophthalmologists in retinal surgery and cataract surgery. His previous research has optimised biometric calculations for cataract surgery in extremely long and short eyes. He is experienced in the implantation of all varieties of intraocular lenses used in cataract surgery.  These include toric lenses, extended depth of focus lenses, multifocal lenses and in rare cases black diaphragm lenses. Internationally he trains surgeons in retinal gene therapy surgery and he has led many operations in the USA and across Europe.
 
In addition to his roles at Oxford, he holds the position of Honorary Professor of Ophthalmology at the UCL Institute of Ophthalmology and served as an honorary consultant vitreoretinal surgeon at Moorfields Eye Hospital. With a reputation for excellence and dedication to advancing the field of ophthalmology, he has been recognised as an NIHR Senior Investigator and NHS Gold Clinical Excellence Award. Professor MacLaren's contributions to the medical community are commendable, and his numerous fellowships are a testament to his expertise and commitment to the profession.
 
Professor MacLaren is a Fellow of the Royal College of Ophthalmologists, a Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons and he is one of only a handful of UK ophthalmologists also to be a Fellow of the American College of Surgeons.Furthermore, he served as the former King James IV Professor of Surgery at the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh. His academic achievements have been recognised through his election as a Fellow of the Academy of Medical Sciences, as well as being appointed as a Bodley Fellow of Merton College Oxford.

He is one of the first surgeons in the world to have made a successful retinal implant for visual prosthesis, sometimes described as creating: a 'bionic eye'. In 2016 he performed the world’s first eye operation using a remotely controlled robot. Key events of his work include world's first choroideremia gene therapy trial (2011), electronic retinal implant trials (2012/2015), robot-assisted eye surgery trial (2016), X-linked retinitis pigmentosa gene therapy trial (2017) and the world’s first gene therapy treatment for targeting the mechanism of age related macular degeneration (2019).
 
In the realm of clinical excellence, Professor MacLaren has been recognised with various prestigious awards. Notably, he has received the ARVO Camras Award for translational research, the RP Fighting Blindness Scientist of the Year award, the American Academy of Ophthalmology Achievement Award, the Royal College of Ophthalmologists Keeler Medal, and the Macular Society Clinical Service of the Year award. Such accolades underscore his commitment to advancing patient care and his exceptional contributions to the field of ophthalmology.
 
 

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Professor Deena Harji is a multi-award-winning consultant robotic and colorectal surgeon and has a large colorectal practice in Manchester. She is an internationally recognised expert in all areas of colorectal cancer management and uses robotic surgery wherever possible for its precision and reduced surgical trauma with its enhanced effect on recovery. She has performed over 200 robotic rectal resections and uses allied digital technology wherever appropriate to improve her patient’s outcomes.
 
Professor Harji studied medicine at the University of Birmingham before moving on to basic surgical training in the West Midlands. She then underwent a period of research at the John Goligher Colorectal Unit in Leeds, culminating in her PhD in 2017. Following this, she progressed into higher surgical training where she was trained in pelvic exenteration and robotic surgery and represented colorectal trainees across the UK and Ireland as Dukes Club President. This intense period of training and study ended with her being awarded the Intercollegiate ASGBI Gold Medal for her performance in the FRCS (2019) and the Association of Coloproctology Great Britain and Ireland Young Coloproctologist of the Year (2020). She remains the only surgeon to receive both accolades.
 
Following completion of surgical training, Professor Harji was awarded a year-long European Society of Coloproctology Fellowship to study robotic surgery in the world-renowned colorectal department in Bordeaux being exposed to operating volumes and specialised techniques not available in the UK. She was awarded the Diploma of the European Board of Surgical Qualification (ESBQ) in 2019 in Vienna. She was appointed to Manchester University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust as a consultant colorectal surgeon in 2021.
 
Professor Harji is a National Institute of Health Research (NIHR) advanced fellow and an associate professor of surgical trials at the University of Leeds and has a large academic portfolio including NIHR RfPB and NIHR-HTA trials with total grant funding approaching £6 million. She has published multiple peer reviewed papers, written book chapters and published multiple peer-reviewed robotic technical videos. She is in great demand as an international speaker and has given invited podium lectures in London, Amsterdam and Denver over the past year and is due to speak in Milan, Sydney and Bordeaux before the end of 2023.
 
Professor Harji sits on the Robotic and Digital Surgery Committee at the Royal College of Surgeons of England and is a founder member of their Future of Surgery Innovation Hub. She is a member of the European Organisation of Treatment and Research for Cancer Quality of Life group and a is member of the research committee of the Association of Surgeons of Great Britain and Ireland. She is currently leading a guideline group at the European Society of Coloproctology, assessing the functional outcomes after colorectal surgery.

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Professor Riyaz Patel is a highly respected consultant cardiologist based in London. He is widely renowned for his expertise in family history of heart deseases, preventive cardiology and cardiac screening and also specialises in cholesterol management, lipid disorders and heart check up.

Professor Patel qualified in medicine with distinction from King’s College London in 2001, having previously been awarded a first class honours degree in psychology from University College London. After undergoing further clinical training in London and attaining membership of the Royal College of Physicians, he began a specialist cardiology research fellowship based at Emory University, Atlanta, USA. After returning to the UK, he completed his medical doctorate at Cardiff University in 2012 and was appointed as a consultant cardiologist at University College London Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust the following year. Additional to his expertise and many years’ experience in treating general cardiological conditions, Professor Patel is also a highly esteemed specialist in advanced echocardiography testing, having attained accreditation by the British Society of Echocardiography, the European Society of Cardiology and the Society of Cardiovascular CT. He is also an elected fellow of both the Royal College of Physicians and the European Society of Cardiology. Since 2015, Professor Patel has also been appointed as a consultant cardiologist at Barts Health NHS Trust, where he established and continues as clinical lead of the cardiovascular disease prevention service. He sees private patients at OneWelbeck in central London.

In addition to his work as a consultant cardiologist, Professor Patel is at the forefront of advanced medical research as a British Heart Foundation appointed clinical scientist and Professor of cardiology at University College London. He is widely renowned for his work in the field, regularly publishing high profile research articles which appear in esteemed peer-reviewed academic journals. He is also frequently invited as a guest speaker at key international conferences, including those of the European Society of Cardiology. Professor Patel also holds several key strategic leadership roles in cardiovascular disease (CVD) prevention and chairs the East London CVD Prevention Group. He additionally acts as a clinical advisor for the National Institute of Clinical Excellence (NICE).

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Dr Jonathan Byrne is a leading interventional cardiologist who specialises in the treatment of coronary artery disease. He is an expert in the treatment of patients with angina, heart failure, heart rhythm disturbances and high blood pressure. He practises at the Cleveland Clinic, King's Private, OneWelbeck and the Sloane Hospital, all located in London. He also practises at the King's College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust, where he is the Clinical Director of Cardiovascular Services.

Dr Byrne treats patients with valvular heart disease using new treatments which do not require an operation, such as TAVI (transcatheter aortic valve implantation) and MitraClip (percutaneous treatment of the mitral valve).
 
He is also highly experienced in a number of imaging tests for the heart, including transoesophageal echocardiography and cardiac CT scanning.
 
Dr Byrne completed his undergraduate medical training at the University of Bristol, receiving his MB ChB in 1995. He then continued general professional medical training in South East England and London, where he received his MRCP in 1999. He then completed his PHD at the academic department of Cardiology at King’s College Hospital, examining molecular mechanisms underlying left ventricular hypertrophy. Dr Byrne continued his training in interventional cardiology at King’s College Hospital from 2004. He went on to become a Boston Scientific sponsored Interventional Fellow on Vancouver Island, Canada.
 
Since appointment as a consultant in July 2008, Dr Byrne has also been involved in the development of the structural programme at King’s College Hospital, with the use of novel percutaneous techniques to treat aortic and mitral valve disease.
 
He is a member of the British Cardiovascular Intervention Society, the British Cardiovascular Society, the Royal Society of Medicine (Cardiology), the British Heart Valve Association and the Medical Defence Union.
 
When he is not treating patients, Dr Byrne carries out research on different cardiology treatments.

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Mr Mahi Muqit is a consultant ophthalmologist, cataract and vitreoretinal surgeon based at Moorfields Eye Hospital and at two private London hospitals in Harley Street. After two advanced vitreoretinal fellowships and a PhD in medical retina, he has established himself as one of the best specialist retinal surgeons in the country.

He is part of national and global advisory boards, and a member of the UK and Ireland Society of Cataract and Refractive Surgeons and the British and Eire Vitreoretinal Society. He has won numerous awards in his field, and is an expert in complex cataract surgery, diabetic eye disease, macular hole and retinal detachment surgery.

He also gives his time to Helen Keller International (HKI) as well as collaborating in many international training projects in diabetic eye disease. His current research interests at Moorfields include: artificial vision, age-related macular degeneration, retinal lasers, diabetic eye screening and diabetic retinopathy.

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Professor Emmanouil Tsochatzis is a distinguished consultant hepatologist based in London, whose work in fatty liver and cirrhosis is internationally renowned.

Professor Tsochatzis, who consults privately at The Royal Free Hospital and at Platinum Medical Centre, originally qualified from the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens. He undertook his hepatology training at the prestigious Hippokration General Hospital in Athens, and also obtained a PhD, before joining The Royal Free Hospital to complete his post-doctorate research. He was subsequently appointed as a Senior Clinical Lecturer in UCL and a Consultant at the Royal Free Hospital.

Professor Tsochatzis has a special interest in fatty liver disease, cirrhosis and complications, metabolic liver disease (including Wilson’s disease and heamochromatosis) and non-invasive fibrosis assessment. He has set up pathways for the early detection of liver disease and Liver Health checks in people at risk of liver fibrosis. He currently leads the specialist multidisciplinary service for non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD) at the UCL Institute for Liver and Digestive Health.

Professor Tsochatzis' reputation in the field of hepatology extends beyond clinical practice, holding key positions in national and international clinical guideline committees, being a specialist advisor to The National Institute for Health and Care Excellence and the North Thames Hepatology lead for the National Institute for Health Research. He is an expert advisor for the WHO and has participated in the guidelines for the management of HBV and HCV in resource-limited settings. Notably, he served as a member of the governing board of the European Association for the Study of the Liver from 2019 to 2022, and was also the appointed chair of the scientific committee from 2021 to 2022. He has won the prestigious Rising Star award by the United European Gastroenterology in 2014 and the Physician Scientist Fellowship by the European Association for the Study of the Liver.

As a clinician, Professor Tsochatzis is passionate about helping to improve patient outcomes for liver disease, and has led a number of international research collaborations in hepatology which have resulted in the publication of over 300 articles in high-impact, scientific peer-reviewed journals. He is the principal investigator for a number of investigator-led and commercial phase 2 and 3 clinical trials in therapies for fatty liver and cirrhosis and for the early detection of liver fibrosis. In the realm of academia, Professor Tsochatzis is a professor of hepatology and the head of the Centre for Metabolic Liver Disease at University College London.

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