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Dr Abdul Maher
2015-06-17
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17th June 2015
I have nothing but praise for Dr Maher. He was so very polite and compassionate. He listened and answered all of my questions. He explained things very clearly and concise. The appointment wasn't rushed and he was very caring. He is a brilliant Doctor.
Dr Abdul Maher
2015-03-05
Person
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5th March 2015
He had read my notes prior to the appointment. Dr Maher spent time explaining my condition and the treatment options. This was not rushed and the explanation was very clear, he was very good at checking my understanding and asking if I had any questions. Great experience, recommended.
Dr Abdul Maher
2015-03-05
Person
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5th March 2015
i was very pleased in the way he explained my condition in full and i understood every word.
he seems to put patients at ease and i hope he will be fitting my pacemaker on the day.
Dr Abdul Maher
2014-12-17
Person
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17th December 2014
Dr.Abdul Maher was excellent in ever way and is a credit to his profession.
He explained everything in a way that I understood and took his time in doing it.
He did not rush my appointment in order to make up time for the next patient.
He spoke perfect English.
He is a Dr. that I trust whole heartedly in his diagnosis and treatment of my heart condition.
I am at a lose as to how my appointment with Dr.Maher could be improved.
Dr Abdul Maher
2014-12-08
Person
5
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8th December 2014
Utterly faultless..
Specialises in
- Cardiology
Profile
Consultant Cardiologist.
Specialises in
Cardiac devices
Cardiac MRI
Echo/imaging
Trans-oesophageal echocardiography
Areas of interest
Heart failure; Arrythmias; Cardiac Imaging; General Cardiology
Qualifications
MBChB Birmingham University 1998
BMedSci Birmingham University 1995
PhD Birmingham University 2012
Additional training
British Society of Echocardiography Accreditation BSE 2011
HRUK Accreditation British Heart Rhythm Society 2013
Euro CMR Accreditation European Society Of Cardiovascular Magnetic Imaging 2012
SCMR Accreditation (American) Society Of Cardiovascular Magnetic Imaging 2012
Research interests
The role of Transported Nitric Oxide in health and the treatment of Heart Failure.
Publications
Hypoxic modMaher AR, Milsom AB, Gunaruwan P, Abozguia K, Ahmed I, Weaver RA, Thomas P, Ashrafian H, Born GV, James PE, Frenneaux MP.ulation of exogenous nitrite-induced vasodilation in humans. Circulation. 2008 Feb 5;117 (5):670-7
Abdul R. Maher, Julian O. M. Ormerod, Sayqa Arif, Houman Ashrafian and Michael P. Frenneaux Xanthine Oxidoreductase and Endothelial Nitric Oxide Synthase Do Not Contribute To Vascular Relaxation by Nitrite in Man. Submitted to the Clinical Science
Impact of chronic congestive heart failure on pharmacokinetics and vasomotor effects of infused nitrite Abdul R Maher, Sayqa Arif, Melanie Madhani, Khalid Abozguia, Ibrar Ahmed, Bernadette O Fernandez, Martin Feelisch, A G O’Sullivan, Arthur Christopoulos, Aaron L Sverdlov, Doan Ngo, Rustem Dautov Philip E James†, John D Horowitz and Michael P Frenneaux. Submitted to British Journal of Pharmacology.
Julian O.M. Ormerod, Houman Ashrafian, Abdul Maher, Sayqa Arif, Violetta Steeples, Gustav V.R. Born, Stuart Egginton, Martin Feelisch, Hugh Watkins, Michael P. Frenneaux. The Role of Vascular Myoglobin in Nitrite mediated blood vessel relaxation. Cardiovasc Res. 2011 Feb 15;89(3):560-5. Epub 2010 Oct 1.
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