Prof. David Beckett – Interventional Radiologist

Prof. David Beckett – Consultant Interventional Radiologist – 5-star reviews on Doctify

Prof. David Beckett is an interventional radiologist with a special interest in minimally invasive vascular procedures. Having trained at St Georges Medical School and qualifying in 2000, David went on to gain his radiology experience in hospitals in Birmingham and Sheffield.

He spent 2 years as an Endovascular Fellow at the Sheffield Vascular Institute before being appointed Consultant Interventional Radiologist at the Royal Bournemouth Hospital in 2008.

David joined The Whiteley Clinic in early 2010, adopting the Whiteley Protocol® to treat his varicose vein patients. David has regular out-patient lists and local anesthetic lists where he is able to treat and advise on the full spectrum of venous disease.

David has extensive experience in Pelvic Congestion Syndrome and its treatment. He has lectured and taught these techniques both nationally and internationally and works within Whiteley Clinics to Provide World Class care to patients with Pelvic Congestion Syndrome. David performs regular Pelvic Vein Embolisation within the Whiteley Protocol.

A lover of many dangerous activities his passions include both kitesurfing and traveling.

This doctor is a member of the CoP Venous Registry – click to verify

David regularly gets 5-Star reviews from happy patients and has recently been awarded a certificate for “Excellent Patient Experience” from Doctify.

Doctify has recognised Dr David Beckett for his Excellent Patient Experience

Details of Dr. David Beckett’s research can be found here:

• ResearchGate
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• NCBI – Anatomical abnormalities of the pelvic venous system and their implications for endovascular management of pelvic venous reflux.
• NCBI – Pelvic venous reflux in males with varicose veins and recurrent varicose veins.
• NCBI –  Pelvic vein embolisation of gonadal and internal iliac veins can be performed safely and with good technical results in an ambulatory vein clinic, under local anaesthetic alone – Results from two years’ experience.
• NCBI – Diagnosis of stenosis within the popliteal-femoral venous segment upon clinical presentation with a venous ulcer and subsequent successful treatment with venoplasty.
• NCBI – Endovascular management of an infected superficial femoral artery pseudoaneurysm.
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Read 5-Star reviews about Dr David Beckett from his patients:

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