The
London Breast Clinic is a dedicated Breast Clinic
established on the guidelines set down in the Government’s
Calman Report ‘A Policy Framework for Commissioning
Cancer Services’ in 1995. In 1999, it was assessed
and appointed a BUPA Approved Breast Care Unit.
The objective of the London Breast Clinic is to provide
an integrated service staffed by a dedicated multi-disciplinary
team specializing in the assessment, diagnosis and treatment
of all benign and malignant breast disease.
We aim to achieve this with the highest standard of
professional care, and a minimum of delay in relaxing
and friendly surroundings.
The expertise of our Specialist Breast Care team enables
us to provide care to breast patients at all stages
– from screening through surgery, to radiotherapy
and chemotherapy both here at 108 Harley Street, and
at associated hospitals.
New patient breast clinics are held daily with on site
mammography, general radiology, ultrasound and cytology.
Multi-disciplinary meetings are regularly held to discuss
and audit cases.
Please do not hesitate to contact the Breast Care Sister
for further information or advice on 020
7563 1234.
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Mr
O.J.A. Gilmore MS FRCS FRCS(ED)
Director & Consultant Breast Surgeon
Jerry Gilmore qualified at Barts, obtaining
the Begley Prize from the Royal College of Surgeons
of England.
In 1975, he was awarded the Moynihan Prize by
the Association of Surgeons of Great Britain
and the Hamilton Bailey Prize by the International
College of Surgeons.
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In 1976, Master of Surgery Degree granted by the
University of London. Appointed Hunterian Professor
by the Royal College of Surgeons of England, and
Consultant Surgeon to St Bartholomew's Hospital,
London.
In 1981 he was invited to form the Breast Unit
at St Bartholomew's Hospital. He was appointed
Surgical Assessor to the National Breast Screening
Programme in 1988.
In 1991 he established the Breast Clinic at 108
Harley Street and in 1996 founded the London Breast
Clinic.
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