Arun Gupta also has a significant clinical and research interest in St. Mark’s Virtual Colonoscopy (VC, CT colonography) program. He is currently playing a leading role in the research of colonic stents for the treatment of colorectal cancer and use of MRI for improved assessment of rectal cancer. Arun has been an author in over 15 peer review publications on many aspects of specialist GI imaging.
My career has been dedicated to the prevention of bowel cancer and other abdominal or pelvic disorders. World class training, research and clinical experience have helped me to develop imaging pathways for early and accurate diagnosis, avoiding unnecessary delays in finding or excluding disease. I am passionate about improving people’s understanding of imaging for diagnosis and improving their access to state-of-the art technology. The majority of scans are painless and harmless but their …
During her training she undertook a period of research at the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens as part of a Scholarship. She was awarded an MD with honors from the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens for her dissertation on Liver Imaging in 2007. Evgenia subsequently subspecialised further in Gastrointestinal imaging in the UK in Barts Health NHS Trust, Guy’s and St Thomas NHS Foundation Trust and St Mark’s Hospital, London North West Healthcare NHS Trust between …
As clinical lead for St Marks’ radiology Michele Marshall has overseen the continuing development of this internationally renowned department. Whilst all our radiologists share responsibility for specialised imaging in all areas of our practice, Michele’s particular expertise and interest lies in the imaging of complex intestinal disease. A major interest in ultrasound includes it’s use in children with inflammatory bowel disease to provide ongoing monitoring of disease in a child friendly …
He trained in Radiology at King’s College Hospital and worked as an assistant Professor at the Chinese University of Hong Kong in 2013 where he introduced contrast enhanced ultrasound and faecal tagging for CTC at the Prince of Wales Hospital. He was appointed as a Consultant Specialist Gastrointestinal Radiologist at St. Mark’s Hospital in 2014, with particular expertise in hepatobiliary disease and gastrointestinal imaging. He is currently radiology lead for hepatobiliary and upper …
Dr Uday Patel graduated from St George’s Hospital Medical School in 2004 and undertook specialist Radiology training in South West London from 2007-2011. During his Fellowship at The Royal Marsden Hospital he completed his MD Thesis in Imaging of Rectal Cancer after chemoradiation. He continues to actively collaborate in research projects with The Royal Marsden and other institutions. He was appointed to St Mark’s Hospital Consultant Staff in 2013, his day-to-day work encompasses: Imaging of …
