Mr Angus John Malcolm Thomson

Mr Angus Thomson has been a Consultant Gynaecologist within Worcestershire since 2005 and is the Divisional Director for Women & Children’s within the NHS trust. Whilst he assesses and treats all benign Gynaecology problems his particular expertise is within the areas of Endometriosis / Pelvic Pain, Urogynaecology (Prolapse & Incontinence) and the management of Menstrual Disorders / bleeding problems. During his time as a Consultant he has been instrumental in establishing the Worcestershire BSGE Endometriosis centre and also the continuation of the BSUG accredited Urogynaecology Centre – which have very large throughput of endometriosis surgery and prolapse / incontinence surgery respectively.

Having trained within the UK, Mr Thomson completed a 2 year fellowship in Sydney, Australia before taking up his consultant post. He has progressed gynaecological surgery by introducing laparoscopic (key hole) surgery for the vast majority of procedures which were previously performed through open incisions. The benefits to patients are huge, with reduced length of stay and quicker recovery and return to normal activities. The use of minimally invasive surgery (hysteroscopic / laparoscopic / vaginal surgery) is certainly the main stay of Mr Thomson’s practice.

Mr Thomson serves on the National Council of the BSGE (British Society of Gynaecological Endoscopy) and helps coordinate the educational and scientific meetings of the BSUG (British Society of Urogynaecology). He works closely with GPs and clinical colleagues within Gynaecology and other Specialties (Radiology / Colorectal Surgery / Urology / Pain Management) to ensure the best outcome for individual patients.

His special interests lie in laparoscopic surgery for treatment and excision of endometriosis, management of ovarian cysts and hysterectomies, pelvic pain, prolapse surgery and the management of female continence. He has been widely published and has presented professionally during his career.

Clinical Interests

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• Urogynaecology


• Female incontinence


• Urodynamics


• Prolapse surgery


• Laparoscopic and Hysteroscopic Surgery


• Pelvic Pain


• Endometriosis


• Menstrual Problems


• Asherman’s Syndrome

Professional Membership

• British Society of Urogynaecology


• International Continence Society (ICS-UK)


• British Society of Gynaecology Endoscopy


• American Association of Gynaecologic Laparoscopists


• International Urogynaecological Association (IUGA)