Mr Debashis Ghosh
Mr Debashis Ghosh is a Consultant Breast and Oncoplastic Surgeon, with expertise in the surgical treatment of breast cancer, breast cancer screening, gynaecomastia surgery, and reviewing patients' family history.
Bio
Debashis Ghosh is a Consultant Breast and Oncoplastic Surgeon at the Royal Free Hospital and University College London Medical School. He is also clinical lead for breast services at The Royal Free London NHS Trust.
Mr Ghosh undertook his higher specialist training in Breast and Oncoplastic Surgery at The University Hospitals of Leicester NHS Trust and Addenbrooke’s Hospital, Cambridge.
He has also trained in leading European centres as a visiting fellow. He holds a dual qualification from the European Board of Surgery in Breast and Surgical Oncology. Mr Ghosh’s particular areas of interest and expertise are in the surgical treatment of breast cancer, breast cancer screening, family history, benign breast disease, gynaecomastia, oncoplastic breast conservation, risk reducing surgery, revision surgery, breast reconstruction and intra-operative radiotherapy.
Debashis Ghosh is actively involved in breast surgery research, including the use of portable gamma camera for sentinel node biopsies. He is also involved in trials using intraoperative radiotherapy, seed localisation and radioactive iodine. He is currently working on the use of fluorescence in cancer surgery.
More information
20 Devonshire Place
London W1G 6BW
Mr Debashis Ghosh is available through The London Clinic's Connect service for video consultations.
- Consultant breast and oncoplastic surgeon
Royal Free NHS Foundation Trust - Consultant breast and oncoplastic surgeon
UCL Medical School - Clinical lead – Breast services
The Royal Free Hospital
- Treatment of breast cancer screening & family history
- Benign breast disease
- Reconstruction, symmetrisation, revision surgery
- Year qualified 1990
- Grant Medical College, Bombay, India 1985
- Master of Surgery, Bombay Institute of Medical Sciences 1995
- Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh 1998