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About Mr Ram Moorthy
Personal Profile
Mr. Ram Moorthy's basic surgical training took place on the South Coast, involving posts in ENT, oral & maxillofacial surgery and neurosurgery, which provided an excellent base to pursue a career in ENT surgery. He was awarded MRCS(Eng) in 2002 and undertook further ENT training at Charing Cross Hospital, London.
He started higher surgical training in ENT in 2003, initially in the West Midlands before transferring to the South East Thames region in 2006. He also spent a year training in tertiary level paediatrics at the Evelina Children’s Hospital and Great Ormond Street Hospital, London.
He was awarded FRCS(ORL-HNS) in 2007.
Towards the end of his general ENT training he decided to pursue supra-specialist training in head & neck surgery, initially at the Head & Neck Unit at Guys’ Hospital and then successfully obtained a prestigious National Interface Fellowship in head & neck surgical oncology based at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Birmingham.
Following completion of his fellowship he started as a Consultant ENT surgeon at Wexham Park Hospital in April 2011.
Mr Moorthy undertakes a full general ENT practice for adult and children at Wexham Park Hospital with an emphasis on salivary gland, thyroid, parathyroids and swallowing disorders.
Mr Moorthy introduced coblator surgery for adenoid and tonsil surgery both on the NHS and privately to the local area, which has subsequently been adopted by other colleagues.
Mr Moorthy can see and consult on children of all ages. Whilst most young children can be managed without surgery, when it is required, he undertakes this at The Princess Margaret Hospital for children aged 3 and above.
Clinical Interests
- Parathyroid Surgery and parathyroid disorders
- Thyroid surgery, including Thyroid cancer and assessment of thyroid nodules,
- Salivary gland disease
- Head and Neck Surgery including assessment of neck lumps
- Head and Neck Cancer
- Voice and swallowing problems
- Paediatric ENT including recurrent tonsillitis and sleep disordered breathing
- General ENT – including nasal and sinus problems;
