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By Mr Angus McIndoe
21.01.19
Obstetrician - gynaecologist

Cervical cancer screening: what does it mean when CIN is detected?

Cervical cancer most commonly affects younger women, so it is important to have regular cervical smear tests to ensure that any sign of pre-cancerous cells is dealt with. If abnormalities are detected in a smear test, you may be referred for a colposcopy. CIN is one such abnormality that a colposcopy can detect. Mr Angus McIndoe, a leading gynaecologist, explains what CIN is and how they can be treated.

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By Mr Angus McIndoe
05.12.18
Obstetrician - gynaecologist

Understanding postmenopausal bleeding

Once women have gone through the menopause, they should not experience any bleeding, spotting or coloured discharge. If this is experienced postmenopausally, you should seek the advice of a specialist. Mr Angus McIndoe, a renowned obstetrician and gynaecologist, explains what happens at a doctor’s appointment when investigating postmenopausal bleeding and the possible causes behind it.

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By Mr Angus McIndoe
08.08.18
Obstetrician - gynaecologist

What are cervical smear tests and why are they so important?

Cervical smear tests are really important in detecting precancerous abnormalities of the cervix. Mr Angus McIndoe is an expert obstetrician and gynaecologist, and here he explains why cervical screening is crucial for young women.

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By Mr Angus McIndoe
30.05.18
Obstetrician - gynaecologist

What age should screening for cervical cancer begin?

Mr Angus McIndoe, a leading obstetrician and gynaecologist, explains why cervical cancer screening should start from a younger age than the current guideline of age 25.

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By Mr Angus McIndoe
03.05.18
Obstetrician - gynaecologist

Robotic surgery for gynaecological care

Mr Angus McIndoe, an expert obstetrician and gynaecologist, explains how robotic surgery allows minimally-invasive gynaecological procedures to be carried out.

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Ovarian cysts can come in many forms, and most of the time do not require treatment. However, on occasions, they do require surgical intervention.

By Mr Angus McIndoe
23.02.18
Obstetrician - gynaecologist

Ovarian cysts: types and treatment

Ovarian cysts can come in many forms, and most of the time do not require treatment. However, on occasions, they do require surgical intervention. Mr Angus McIndoe, an expert obstetrician and gynaecologist discusses the different types of ovarian cysts, possible symptoms and when treatment is required.