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cvs, can anyone recommend the most trusted, experienced doctor in london

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chocywokky · 04/06/2011 19:20

as the title says...

thanks

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tiokiko · 04/06/2011 20:02

I think the consensus seems to be Prof Nicolaides at the Fetal Medicine Centre - private but he also does NHS work I think at King's.

We were considering CVS and would have gone to him if we'd gone for it, I believe he has an excellent reputation and record.

Might also be worth posting on the Antenatal Tests board for advice as lots have had CVS.

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silverangel · 04/06/2011 20:39

I can recommend Prof Nicolaides - I had laser ablation surgery carried out by him a couple of weeks ago at Kings for twin to twin transfusion syndrome - NHS, he was fantastic. If you are in the greater London area your local hospital should be able to recommend you to the fetal medicine centre there. I am not sure if he personally carries out all the cvs.

Best of luck x

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FannyLogan · 04/06/2011 20:49

Nicolaides @ fmc. Iirc he invented cvs, miscarriage rate 0%.

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EmmalinaC · 04/06/2011 20:56

Prof Nicolaides, as has been said. Very odd bedside manner but he's great!

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EmmalinaC · 04/06/2011 20:58

Just read the rest of the thread - he does do all the CVS himself (or he did in 2009 when he did mine). Another obstetrician will do scan/bloods and prepare you and then he bursts into the room like a caped crusader, carries out the procedure and crashes out again. He was with us for no more than a couple of minutes!

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chocywokky · 05/06/2011 05:39

Brilliant thanks ladies, I remember reading about a dr n... Could not remember the name! I guess prof would had helped my googling! I'll pop over to antenatel... Thanks again

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