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Dr Edward Leen
Clinical radiology
MBBS
MB
MD
ChB
FRCR
BAO
In practice since
1986
Male
Speaks:
English,
French
Consultation fee:
Professor Leen graduated in 1984 with MB BCh BAO and in 1994 with a doctor in medicine from University College Dublin School of Medicine, NUI. He became a fellow of the Royal College of Radiologists in London in 1994. He completed his radiology training at Glasgow Royal Infirmary, Scotland and from 1994 to 2007, he was appointed consultant radiologist and honourary senior lecturer at Glasgow University. He was head of US and interventional ablation service and the US microbubble clinical researc...
Professor Leen graduated in 1984 with MB BCh BAO and in 1994 with a doctor in medicine from University College Dublin School of Medicine, NUI. He became a fellow of the Royal College of Radiologists in London in 1994. He completed his radiology training at Glasgow Royal Infirmary, Scotland and from 1994 to 2007, he was appointed consultant radiologist and honourary senior lecturer at Glasgow University. He was head of US and interventional ablation service and the US microbubble clinical research unit at Glasgow Royal Infirmary. He joined the Imperial College, London faculty in 2007. Now based at the Hammersmith Hospital campus, he leads the clinical interventional ablative therapy services at Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust hospitals.
Professor Leen has a longstanding interest in the clinical development of microbubble enhanced ultrasound for the microvascular haemodynamic assessments in cancer and cardiovascular diseases. He also has a particular interest in the development of novel percutaneous ablative therapies as well as improved drug delivery using ultrasound mediation and electroporation techniques.
Languages spoken: Chinese, French
Professor Leen has a longstanding interest in the clinical development of microbubble enhanced ultrasound for the microvascular haemodynamic assessments in cancer and cardiovascular diseases. He also has a particular interest in the development of novel percutaneous ablative therapies as well as improved drug delivery using ultrasound mediation and electroporation techniques.
Languages spoken: Chinese, French
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SPECIALTIES AND SUB-SPECIALTIES
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Clinical radiology
SPOKEN LANGUAGES
- English
- French
QUALIFICATIONS AND FELLOWSHIPS
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MBBS Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery
National University of Ireland - 1984 -
MB Bachelor of Medicine
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MD Doctor of Medicine
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ChB Bachelor of Surgery
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FRCR Fellow of the Royal College of Radiologists
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BAO Bachelor in the Art of Obstetrics
SPECIAL INTERESTS
- Radio frequency ablation
- Microwave and nanoknife ablation of liver, renal, pancreas and lung tumours
BIOGRAPHY
Professor Leen graduated in 1984 with MB BCh BAO and in 1994 with a doctor in medicine from University College Dublin School of Medicine, NUI. He became a fellow of the Royal College of Radiologists in London in 1994. He completed his radiology training at Glasgow Royal Infirmary, Scotland and from 1994 to 2007, he was appointed consultant radiologist and honourary senior lecturer at Glasgow University. He was head of US and interventional ablation service and the US microbubble clinical research unit at Glasgow Royal Infirmary. He joined the Imperial College, London faculty in 2007. Now based at the Hammersmith Hospital campus, he leads the clinical interventional ablative therapy services at Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust hospitals.
Professor Leen has a longstanding interest in the clinical development of microbubble enhanced ultrasound for the microvascular haemodynamic assessments in cancer and cardiovascular diseases. He also has a particular interest in the development of novel percutaneous ablative therapies as well as improved drug delivery using ultrasound mediation and electroporation techniques.
Languages spoken: Chinese, French
Professor Leen has a longstanding interest in the clinical development of microbubble enhanced ultrasound for the microvascular haemodynamic assessments in cancer and cardiovascular diseases. He also has a particular interest in the development of novel percutaneous ablative therapies as well as improved drug delivery using ultrasound mediation and electroporation techniques.
Languages spoken: Chinese, French