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Professor Piers Daubeney
2025-11-10
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10th November 2025
Prof Daubeney is professional and has a wonderful presence which is perfect for my daughter.
His secretary, Sophie is always so polite, always organised and is such a pleasure to speak to. She is super efficient, and provides absolute calm and reassurance in navigating different types of procedures, appointments and communicates between Prof Daubeney and myself with complete professionalism.
Professor Piers Daubeney
2025-04-28
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28th April 2025
I was first introduced to Professor Daubeney 22 years ago when one of my children was diagnosed with multiple holes in the heart. I saw him again recently in relation to a different matter. On both occasions, I was very impressed both by his obvious expertise and knowledge but also by his kind and thoughtful manner. I thoroughly recommend him.
Professor Piers Daubeney
2025-03-11
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11th March 2025
Professor Daubeney and his Secretary Sophie have been fantastic the whole way through - I am so very grateful to them both. I would highly recommend Professor Daubeney! Thank you so much!
Professor Piers Daubeney
2025-02-25
Person
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25th February 2025
Dr Daubeney was brilliant, he was so knowledgeable and was delightful to deal with too. We felt like we were in very safe hands and couldn’t recommend him more.
Professor Piers Daubeney
2025-02-25
Person
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25th February 2025
Professor Daubeney was excellent. We felt that he listened carefully, explained what he was doing and the results, and answered all of our questions.
The process of booking, answering queries and receiving the report was smooth and prompt thanks to the Practice Manager, Sophie.
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- Cardiology
Profile
Professor Piers Daubeney is a Consultant Paediatric Cardiologist with a national and international reputation. As a Professor of Practice at Imperial College, Prof Daubeney has a research team looking at the causes and innovative new treatments for congenital heart disease and cardiomyopathy. He has written more than 95 scientific papers and articles, 5 textbooks and been awarded several prestigious research awards.
Prof Daubeney treats a wide range of cardiological conditions in infants, children, adolescents and young adults including:
• Heart murmurs - ECG and echocardiographic evaluation
• Congenital heart disease - both paediatric and adult congenital. He uses the latest diagnostic techniques to evaluate and manage structural and functional heart problems including valve and coronary disease
• Acquired heart disease such as Kawasaki disease, myocarditis and cardiomyopathy
• Arrhythmias- investigation and management
• Generalised diseases requiring cardiac monitoring such as Marfan, Ehlers Danlos, Noonan syndromes, and muscular dystrophies
• Hypertension - investigation and management
• Cardiac surgery - joint management and close liaison with selected cardiac surgeons- expertise in all types of congenital and acquired heart surgery in babies, children, teenagers and young adults
• Catheter intervention - joint management and close liaison with selected catheter interventionalists - expertise in all types of congenital and acquired cardiac intervention in babies, children, teenagers and young adults
Prof Piers Daubeney has specialised expertise in managing symptoms suggestive of an underlying heart conditions such as:
• Chest pain
• Palpitations and tachycardia (sensation of a fluttering, fast, pounding or irregular heart beat)
• Syncope, blackouts, faints and 'funny turns', POTS
• Blue spells and colour change
Prof Piers Daubeney also has particular expertise in managing:
• Cardiomyopathy and sudden death- at the Royal Brompton Hospital he jointly runs the Family Cardiomyopathy Service
• Athletes with suspected cardiac conditions
• Children with adverse cardiac family history
Prof Piers Daubeney is meticulous in making a comprehensive assessment of each patient. He carefully explains the results and proposes appropriate treatment as needed. He has consistently been rated very highly by his patients in patient surveys.
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