Mr Paul Moran, Consultant Gynaecologist & Urogynaecologist

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Written by a private patient at Spire South Bank Hospital
16th April 2024


Mr Moran performed a TVT procedure for me some 20 years ago which was completely successful with no side effects whatsoever. Over the past couple of years I have had some problems with urinary incontinence and following tests I underwent bladder neck injection - this has also proved to be successful and I have no problems now at all. I would highly recommend both this surgeon and either of the procedures.

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Written by a private patient at Spire South Bank Hospital
1st April 2024


Mr Moran carried out a hysterectomy and prolapse repair and the operation was very successful. I am pleased that I made the decision to opt for surgery .He listened and answered all my questions in a manner I could understand, which gave me confidence that I had made the right decision. He put me at ease with his friendly, relaxed manner and sense of humour, which helped me enormously, I feel normal and comfortable once again. Thank you so much Mr Moran

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Written by a private patient at Spire South Bank Hospital
2nd November 2023


I would have chosen to see a lady doctor first of all but could get to see Mr Moran sooner. I’m so glad I did! He put me at ease from the beginning and always made me feel comfortable during examination. Today I was discharged after my surgery and recovery period and I feel like the old me again. Thank you Mr Moran and the good sense of humour really helps.

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Written by a private patient at Spire South Bank Hospital
13th July 2023


I would thoroughly recommend Mr Moran. He was my surgeon for a hysterectomy and prolapse repair and the operation was very successful. I am so pleased that I made the decision to opt for surgery and could not have been in better hands. I had trust in Mr Moran from the first consultation and examination. He communicated clearly, listened carefully and answered questions appropriately. I had every confidence in him at all stages of the procedure. He put me at ease with his warm, friendly, relaxed manner. Thank you Mr Moran!

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Written by a private patient at Spire South Bank Hospital
27th June 2023


A lovely man who took the time to listen and examine me and discuss my options for pelvic floor repair. Operation went well and life is so much better for me now. I liked Mr Moran’s sense of humour and felt at ease with him.

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Specialises in

  • Obstetrics and Gynaecology

Profile

I have been the NHS lead for Urogynaecology services throughout Worcestershire for over 20 years. At Spire South Bank I manage all aspects of benign gynaecology including pelvic floor problems, urinary leakage, menopause symptoms/HRT, abnormal vaginal bleeding and vulval irritation. I have specialist expertise in managing pelvic floor prolapse, stress and urge urinary incontinence, bladder irritation, bladder pain and recurrent cystits (UTI).

I take referrals from all parts of the UK. I can provide the full remit of investigations for these problems including links with physiotherapy, urodynamic studies, outpatient cystoscopy, non-surgical (eg pessaries) and surgical treatments. I have good links with colorectal colleagues for concurrent bowel emptying problems and run the local Worcestershire Multi-disciplinary team meetings.

Some of the treatments for incontinence can be performed under local anaesthesia as a day case procedures. I ensure that patients are not rushed into making decisions. I am a great believer in giving patients time to make decisions and employ non-surgical therapies wherever possible. I am happy to discuss the issues around the use of mesh, although the majority of surgical treatments I employ do not involve mesh at all. I ensure patients have access to appropriate reading material (www.bsug.org.uk and www.iuga.org, links to both in the Qualifications and Professional Membership section) and and set realistic expectations before agreeing to proceed to any surgical intervention.

I trained in Nottingham, qualifying in 1990. I completed a Urogynaecology training fellowship in Melbourne, Australia. I was appointed to Worcestershire Acute Hospitals NHS Trust as a consultant Obstetrician & Gynaecologist in 2000 with the particular remit to develop Countywide Urogynaecology Services. I was very proud when Worcester became one of the first units in the UK to be externally accredited for its level of service, clinical outcomes and safety in 2010.

I have worked nationally as the Chair of the Audit Committee of the British Society of Urogynaecology. I led on the development of the first UK national database to monitor surgical outcomes. Personally, I have one of the largest datasets on surgeries for prolapse and urinary incontinence in the UK.