Very welcoming man who would put anyone at ease. Professional but friendly. Knew his stuff of course, and explained as we went. Was open to any questions. Jeff scan… took two minutes standing. I’d ver... See more
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Professor Mark O’Donnell’s move back to Northern Ireland recognises his continued commitment to high quality, patient focused vascular surgery care complemented by his personalised approach to the full clinical care needs of our local vascular population. With over 20 years clinical experience, Professor O’Donnell delivers expert consultant-led assessment and treatment plans for patients presenting with arterial, venous and lymphatic disease. Clear and concise patient communication remains paramount combined with innovative techniques to deliver the highest quality of clinical care for varicose veins. His one-stop varicose vein clinic in a relaxed atmosphere affords an opportunity to complete a thorough assessment including a lower limb venous duplex ultrasound scan prior to patient centred discussion of available treatment modalities including minimally invasive keyhole radiofrequency ablation and ultrasound guided foam sclerotherapy procedures for all types of varicose veins including thread and spider veins. Professor O’Donnell performs office consultations for all aspects of primary and complex arterial, venous and lymphatic disease at Kingsbridge Private Hospital Belfast; Kingsbridge Private Hospital North West; and the Ulster Independent Clinic. At both Kingsbridge Private Hospital sites, he provides the full remit of varicose vein procedural treatment including endovenous keyhole radiofrequency ablation, ultrasound guided foam sclerotherapy and microsclerotherapy as well as open surgery for complex or recurrent veins including phlebectomy / avulsions, ligation and stripping. Professor O'Donnell's precision-led minimally invasive varicose vein procedures are provided to all patients in Belfast and throughout Northern Ireland ensuring fast recovery permitting patients to feel confident in their legs and walk pain-free again.
Kingsbridge Private Hospital Outpatients Centre, BT9 7GX, Belfast, United Kingdom
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Professor O’Donnell made this experience very easy and comfortable, as he is very knowledgeable and informative throughout each step.

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Having a consultation with professor Mark O’Donnell at Kingsbridge Hospital was a very pleasant experience. He explained a lot that had not previously been explained in a clear and concise way. Even though the information was not what I wanted but at least I know the truth and the facts now

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