Mr Dimitri J Hadjiminas
Endocrine Surgery, Breast Health
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Qualifications
MBBS, FRCS, MPhil
Special Interests
Breast surgery, Endocrine surgery, Breast cancer, Sentinel node biopsy, Benign breast disease, Axillary clearance, Breast reconstruction, Benign breast reconstruction, Partial breast reconstruction, Mammoplasty, Nipple reconstruction, Oncoplastic breast surgery, Parathyroid disorders
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Mr Dimitri J. Hadjiminas, MD, MPhil, FRCS(Ed), FRCS(Eng), is a Consultant Breast and Endocrine Surgeon, Honorary Senior Lecturer at Imperial College London and operates at St Mary’s and Charing Cross Hospitals. {{ label }}
He graduated from the University of Athens in 1985 and he was appointed as a Consultant Surgeon at St Mary’s Hospital in 1998 having trained in London, Manchester, Leeds, Nottingham and the and the United States for 13 years after graduation.
His special interests include surgery for breast cancer, breast reconstruction including partial reconstruction using LD or LICAP/AICAP flaps, other oncoplastic techniques, sentinel node biopsy, augmentations and reductions, thyroid and parathyroid surgery.
He performs minimally invasive parathyroid surgery after localisation of an adenoma if necessary under local anaesthesia.
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Publications
- Is the presence of small volume disease in the sentinel node an indication for axillary clearance? Breast; 22(1):70-73, 2013
- Sentinel lymph node biopsy after neo-adjuvant chemotherapy: are the current false negative rates acceptable. Breast; 24(4):318-20, 2015
- Diagnostic accuracy of Tactile Imaging in Selecting patients with palpable Breast Abnormalities: A prospective Comparative Study. Breast Cancer Res Treat; 147(3):589-98, 2014
- Direct transpectoral approach for axillary level III clearance. Ann R Coll Surg;96(6):481-482, 2014
- Adequacy of diagnostic tests and surgical management of symptomatic invasive lobular carcinoma of the breast. Ann R Coll Surg; 97(8):578-83, 2015
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