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Biography
Mr Saso (MBBS BSc MRCS MRCOG PhD) qualified from Imperial College London, School of Medicine. He completed basic training in Northwick Park and St Mary’s Hospitals before being appointed to the North West Thames Deanery Obstetrics and Gynaecology programme.
His PhD at Imperial College London (Institute of Reproductive and Developmental Biology, Hammersmith Hospital) focused on the general surgical aspects of fertility preservation and the anatomical, immunological and psychological issues related to uterine transplantation.
Mr Saso completed his fellowship in gynaecological cancer surgery at Queen Charlotte’s and Hammersmith Hospitals in 2020, prior to being appointed a consultant at the Trust.
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Dr Christopher Schelvan attended St Mary’s Hospital medical school for general medical training and undertook radiology training at UCLH, London. He was appointed as a consultant at St Mary’s Hospital in 2003. He has a special interest in body and oncology imaging and a strong interest in teaching including undergraduate training. He has been the Imperial College radiology course lead from 2006-present, and the was undergraduate head of Year 3 from 2009-2010. He also does post graduate training, and has been a college tutor and lead for year 1 SpR training.
Qualifications: MRCP 1997, FRCR 2000
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Dr Sayan Sen leads the Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust cardiology service for central and west London. The service has been developed to accommodate all cardiac conditions, with tertiary centre cardiologists providing sub-speciality expertise in interventional cardiology, electrophysiology, heart failure and imaging. Dr Sen is an interventional cardiologist at Hammersmith Hospital and is part of the primary angioplasty service. He routinely performs complex coronary angioplasty, pacemaker insertion and transcatheter aortic valve implantation (TAVI). He is recognised as an international expert in this field and is often invited to perform these procedures in hospitals around the world or as a ‘live’ case operator to international conferences.
Dr Sen studied medicine at University College London (UCL), achieving a first class (honours) BSc degree in medical sciences and neuroscience in 2000. He graduated with distinction in his final MBBS examinations in 2003. Dr Sen’s academic awards include the Royal Society of Medicine Investigator of the Year Award (All Sections, 2013), the Royal Society of Medicine President’s Gold Medal (cardiology section, 2013), the prestigious Imperial College Armstrong Medal and Prize (2012), the Young Investigator Award at the British Cardiac Intervention Society Advanced Coronary Intervention meeting (2012), and the Young Investigator Prize at the Translating Coronary Physiology and Biophysics to Clinical Applications Symposium, Amsterdam (2010). He was shortlisted as a Young Investigator finalist at the British Hypertension Society and Artery meetings (2010).
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Dr Amarjit Sethi has an interest in coronary artery disease diagnosis and treatment. This includes imaging non-invasively by cardiac CT, invasive physiological and anatomical assessment by intravascular ultrasound and treatment by coronary angioplasty and stenting.
He treats patients with acute heart attacks at Hammersmith Hospital.
His research interests include acute coronary syndromes and the physiological assessment of coronary disease. He has a PhD and MBA. Dr Sethi is also interested in arrhythmias performing pacemaker insertion, hypertension, heart failure and valvular heart disease.
He has received Clinical Excellence awards recognising his clinical achievements.
Additional languages spoken: Hindi, Punjabi
Professor Peter Sever
Professor of clinic pharmacology and therapeutics, honorary consultant physician 1711093Biography
Professor Peter Sever trained at Trinity Hall, Cambridge and St Mary’s Hospital Medical School.
Specialities
- Cardiology
- Hypertension
- Pathophysiology & treatment
- Clinical trials of blood pressure & lipid lowering treatment
Primary medical qualifications
- MB.BChir.(Cantab). FRCP
Biography
Professor Pankaj Sharma obtained his MBBS qualification in London, his PhD in Cambridge and his MD in London. He is an elected Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians (FRCP).
He has previously been a BHF clinician scientist in Cambridge and a Fulbright scholar at Harvard Medical School, USA. Professor Sharma is currently a consultant neurologist at Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust. He is Director of the Institute of Cardiovascular Disease at Royal Holloway University of London and former head of acute stroke services at Hammersmith Hospitals.
He has published numerous original papers and book chapters and edited two books and regularly provides expert advice on brain and stroke matters to radio and television media. In 2015 he was named the UK’s top Asian doctor at the British Indian Awards.
Languages spoken: Hindi, Punjabi
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Dr Rohini Sharma is a senior lecturer at Imperial College, London and is dual accredited in clinical pharmacology and medical oncology. She is also a consultant medical oncologist based at the Hammersmith Hospital campus of Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust.
Her clinical and research interests are in hepatocellular cancer (HCC), neuroendocrine tumours (NETs) and PET imaging. Dr Sharma is the oncology lead for the specialist hepato-oncology clinic, a unique service where patients are jointly managed by a hepatologist and medical oncologist with a view to improving clinical outcomes and promoting research. She is also the oncology lead for the management of NETs.
Dr Sharma completed her medical training at the University of Adelaide, Australia and undertook her specialist oncology training at the Royal Prince Alfred Hospital, Sydney and her clinical pharmacology training at Westmead Hospital, Sydney. She was awarded an NHMRC fellowship to complete her PhD at the Westmead Millennium Institute, University of Sydney, Australia.
She was awarded the prestigious Higher Education Funding Council for England clinical senior lecturer position in May 2010.
Additional languages spoken: Hindi
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Dr Abdul Shlebak completed his MBChB in Tripoli, Libya in 1986 with first honours and best graduate prize. Following general medical training in Edinburgh and Lanarkshire (MRCP, 1991), he joined the haematology department at hospitals in Glasgow and then Liverpool (DRCPath and MRCPath, 1995). He joined the Royal Postgraduate Medical School (RPMS) at Hammersmith Hospital as a lecturer in 1998 and undertook research in cord blood progenitor stem cells (MD degree, University of London, 2000) whilst running the MSc programme in haematology.
He was appointed as a consultant and honorary senior lecturer at St Mary’s Hospital in 1998. He led on transfusion, haemostasis and thrombosis including anticoagulation and obstetric haematology. He is the lead for Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust’s haematology diagnostic service since its inception in 2008 and currently leads on haematology and blood transfusion pathology services’ (North West London Pathology since 2017) modernisation. He has been the unit training lead for the Imperial haematology training programme since 2014 and chair for local faculty group (LFG).
Dr Shlebak is an Imperial College London undergraduate teacher and a co-convenor of the BSc haemostats module. He is an examiner for the Royal College of Pathologists. He has led as the national haematology expert for the RCPath National Medical Laboratory Catalogue (NMLC).
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Mr Duncan Spalding has a BSc in Biochemistry from Southampton University and studied medicine at Birmingham University Medical School.
He undertook specialist HPB surgical training at the Royal Marsden, Royal Free, Royal London and Hammersmith hospitals.