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Ms Mary Murphy
2024-01-05
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5
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5th January 2024
My consultation with Ms Mary Murphy was exactly what I needed and has made a big difference. She was direct, honest and open with all my questions and was able to give an expert opinion from her own experience. Some clinicians can accidentally be dismissive or sugar coat things, but thankfully Miss Murphy was neither and the reassurance I gained was from having clear answers and being given time to ask all the little questions. She also gave advice that I can move forward with and will help for future appointments. I'm so grateful to have accessed her expert care at a time I really needed the help.
Ms Mary Murphy
2023-09-19
Person
5
5
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19th September 2023
Excellent surgeon.
Ms Mary Murphy
2023-06-19
Person
5
5
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19th June 2023
Competence of the highest level.
Ability to understand her patient's concerns and meet their needs.
Ms Mary Murphy
2023-03-31
Person
5
5
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31st March 2023
Transparent and clear. On my very complex surgery. I am 8 week post cranial and she has proven to be the right choice. When you have a brain tumour you need transparency and someone to carry you through a tough time in your life and MS Murphy has delivered on all areas.
A very smooth surgery and great aftercare!
Thank you !
Ms Mary Murphy
2023-01-18
Person
5
5
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18th January 2023
Very approachable and made me feel very relaxed about the whole process
Specialises in
- Neurosurgery
Profile
Ms Mary Murphy is a highly regarded Consultant Neurosurgeon, lead for neurovascular neurosurgery, and Clinical Director at the National Hospital of Neurology and Neurosurgery in London (NHNN).
She leads “Growing”, an international research group of female neurosurgeons. Her research interests include global neurosurgery, training and equality and diversity.
With an extensive work experience in some of the capital’s finest neurosurgery hospitals, including the Queen Square (GammaKnife) Radiosurgery Centre, her expertise encompasses a wide range of conditions, such as vascular conditions of the brain, arteriovenous malformations, vascular malformations, brain aneurysms, cerebrovascular accident, cavernoma, meningioma and pituitary tumours, brain tumours and stereotactic radiosurgery. As a leading figure in her field, Ms Murphy is at the forefront of using cutting-edge techniques and state-of-the-art technologies, such as Gamma Knife SRS treatment.
Mary Murphy earned her medical degree from Trinity College Medical School, Dublin, in 1995. Alongside her clinical work, she has contributed to several publications and taught at prestigious academies in the UK, including serving as the quality and safety lead for the specialist hospital board at University College Hospital London. Ms Murphy also has published extensively in peer-reviewed journals and authored books. As an editor for the 'Surgery' journal and member of the Society of British Neurology Surgeons Council, she remains actively involved in advancing the field of neurosurgery.
With over 15 years of experience, Ms Murphy's compassionate approach towards her patients is an integral part of her practice. She ensures that her patients understand all their options and procedures available to them, allowing them to make informed decisions about their care.