Mr Ahmad Sayasneh

Professional statement

Mr Ahmad Sayasneh is a highly experienced consultant in gynaecology and gynaecological oncology surgery. His range of specialist expertise covers, but is certainly not limited to, endometriosis, menorrhagia (heavy periods), pelvic pain, gynaecological cancer, colposcopy and gynaecological ultrasounds.
 

As a gynaecologist who is specialised in complex surgery, many of Mr Sayasneh's patients are referred by other gynaecologists because of his surgical expertise in advanced open and laparoscopic (keyhole) surgery. What’s more, he is an international expert in gynaecological ultrasonography who significantly contributes to the body of scientific evidence in gynaecological ultrasound examination including gynaecological and early pregnancy diagnostics using ultrasound.
 

After completing his initial medical studies in Damascus, Syria in 1998, he relocated to London to continue his training. This includes obstetrics and gynaecology training with a subspecialty in gynaecological oncology at the London Deanery, Hammersmith Hospital. He continued to further hone his skills at Cambridge University Hospitals through advanced training in vaginal surgery for benign diseases, which ultimately provided him with expertise in reconstructive vaginal surgery. His participation in prestigious international fellowships in the Czech Republic, Italy and Syria has given him a great wealth of knowledge and experience in different aspects of his field that he uses to provide patient care of the highest quality. His training lead to a specialist interest in the management of vulval atrophy and lichen sclerosis. At the British Society for Colposcopy and Cervical Pathology, he underwent colposcopy training and was accredited as a colposcopist.
 

Since 2015, Mr Sayasney has worked at the Guy’s and St Thomas’ NHS foundation trust. He also attends to private patients’ needs at the Guy’s and St Thomas’ Hospital, 132 Harley Street, London Bridge Hospital (The Shard), BMI the London Independent Hospital and at Weymouth Street Hospital. Furthermore, he is a member of various British, European and international societies of obstetrics, gynaecology and gynaecological oncology.
 

Not only does he dedicate his career to patient care and consistently staying up to date with the latest medical techniques in his field, but he also teaches future generations of gynaecological consultants. He is an honorary senior clinical lecturer (research) in the Faculty of Life Sciences and Medicine, King’s College London as of 2016 and at the Department of Surgery and Cancer since 2015. He contributes to research greatly and has a long track of publications with more than 40 scientific papers in international peer-reviewed journals. He has authored 2 chapters (Grey’s Anatomy and Ovarian cysts) and he is currently editing a book on gynaecological ultrasound. He has an h-index of 17 with Google scholar. His achievements have lead him to be invited to speak and chair at several international meetings on subjects relating to the use of ultrasound and diagnostics in gynaecology.