27 results found for TRANSTHORACIC ECHOCARDIOGRAM (TTE) SPECIALISTS in BERRYLANDS, SURBITON

Dr Savvatis was really professional, he prescribed a variety of tests to make sure to find out the root of the issue. Dr Savvatis was able to provide reassurance and explain everything to me. The process/ appointments were smooth and everyone in the clinic was very friendly and professional.

Cannot say enough about how wonderful Dr Ahsan is. He is amazing. I had been in A-fib for approximately 7 years. Before meeting Dr Ahsan I previously had an aversion which failed and was more or less told by a subsequent cardiologist that I had been in A-fib too long for any procedure to work. To me this translated I would have to live with it for the rest of my life- then my wife through research found Dr Ahsan. His attitude was so refreshing, he was confident in that he could help me. Six months down the line my procedure remains a success. Of course you are in safe hands, because he is extremely professional and brilliant however also he is kind and caring. I could not recommend him highly enough.

Dr Nijjer is very friendly and always happy to assist. He explains everything to you in detail until you are satisfied with the answers.

Dr Anne Griguer provided a very friendly and insightful approach to the procedures recommended. She was professional and thorough in her follow up and detailed in her explanations regarding the results.

He made my appointment a relaxing and pleasant occasion explaining everything- extremely polite and courteous at all times!

I think he is best Doc , very friendly , honest and did his best in understanding and diagnosing the best treatment for whom he treats. I had awesome experience in terms of patient care and diagnosis , Thx Dr Sujay C Hari

Gave definitive answers to my questions. Explained my condition and options regarding treatment. Dr Webb made me feel at ease.

Professor Sharma was excellent on my visit. He explained my situation expertly and thoroughly

excellent doctor

Welcoming and thorough