Mr Rufus Cartwright

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Experience: More than 20 years of experience
Hospital: Not Available

About

Mr Rufus Cartwright is a leading gynaecologist based in London, with over 20 years of experience. Mr Cartwright has extensive experience in a wide range of gynaecological treatments and procedures. His areas of expertise include incontinence, prolapse, vaginal prolapse, pelvic floor reconstruction surgery, gender affirmation surgery and urinary tract infection.
 
Mr Cartwright has an impressive educational background, qualifying with an MA from Cambridge in 1998, his MBBS from University College London in 2001, before going on to achieve his research MD from King’s College London and a PhD from Imperial College London.
 
Mr Cartwright currently practises at the Chelsea & Westminster Hospital in Central London. He has gained experience in several prestigious hospitals across the UK, including the Oxford University Hospitals Trust. One of his main areas of interest is urogynaecology, with a focus on laparoscopic and mesh surgery.
 
In addition to his clinical work Mr Cartwright has published over 100 articles in peer-reviewed scientific publications. He is also an editor of the International Urogynecology Journal and the Continence Journal. He sits on the Scientific Committees for the International Urogynecological Association and the European Professional Association for Transgender Health.

Education

 PhD Fellowship, Imperial College London (2011 – 2013) NIHR Academic Clinical Fellowship, Imperial College London (2008 – 2011)
 MD(Res) & PGCAP, King’s College London (2005 – 2008) MBBS, University College London (1998 – 2001) MA Exp Psychology, Trinity College, Cambridge (1995 – 1998)


List of Treatments

Not Available

Work Experience

 More than 20 years of experience Consultant obstetrician and gynaecologist, Chesea and Westminster Hospital (present)
 Consultant obstetrician and gynaecologist, LNWH NHS Trust Consultant urogynaecologist, Oxford University Hospitals NHS Trust


Special Interest

 Incontinence Prolapse
 Vaginal prolapse Pelvic floor reconstructive surgery Gender transformation surgery Urinary tract infection