Dr. Anne Marie Coady
Radiology
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Hermitage Clinic, Radiology Department |
Tuesday, AM-PM
Dr Coady has been a Gynaecological Radiologist for 26 years within the NHS in a large tertiary referral centre. She was the Head of the fetal and gynaecological ultrasound department leading a team of 14 senior sonographers. She performed gynaecological and obstetric scans every day of her working life, providing an expert Consultant 2nd opinion on the whole gamut of gynaecological pathologies. She established the endometriosis diagnostic and assessment screening service and performed all of the endometriosis scans. She provided a sonographic service for the appropriate assessment and triage of pelvic masses negating the need for MRI by introducing the IOTA Adnex model into everyday practice in the department. She also performed transrectal assessment in the diagnosis of gynaecological pathology. For every day of her 26 years she was involved in teaching and training, establishing and ensuring maintenance of the highest quality and standards of ultrasound scans. She has lectured throughout her career for the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaegologists RCOG, the Royal College of Radiologists RCR and British Medical Ultrasound Society BMUS in addition to participating in local and regional and national training programmes. She believes passionately in the value of gynaecological ultrasound and genuinely loves scannings!
Dr Coady attended Trinity College Medical School from 1980 to 1986 and qualified from there in June 1986. She achieved her MRCP (UK) in February 1991 and became a Fellow of the Royal College of Radiologists in April 1997. She completed her specialist training in Radiology in November 2000 and then achieved the Diploma of Advanced Training in Obstetric Ultrasound June 2000. She became a Radiology Consultant, Head of Obstetric and Gynaecological Ultrasound in February 2001. She was in post until July 2023.
Consultant Ultrasound Support collaborative research in PCOS Involvement in national NHS funded studies such as the Meridian Study (ISRCTN27626961), funded by the NIHR Health Technology Assessment (HTA) programme (project number 09/06/01) 32 Publications
Book Chapter Written Clinical Ultrasound, 2-Volume Set Expert Consult: By Paul Allan, Grant Baxter and Michael Weston Chapter 39: The first trimester, gynaecological aspects. Anne-Marie Coady Churchill Livingstone ISBN: 978-0-7020-3131-1 Author Editor Editor of the foremost international textbook on Fetal Anomaly Ultrasound: Twining’s Textbook of Fetal Abnormalities: 3rd Edition. I have also written two of the chapters 1) Disorders of Amniotic Fluid 2) Cranial Abnormalities and I am co author on two further chapters: 1) Spinal Abnormalities with Dr Dario Paladini 2) Fetal Tumours with Dr Irina Tsikhanenka and Dr Phillipe Jeanty Organiser of the Annual RCOG “Essential Obstetrics Ultrasound” course. Venue: RCOG, London 2000 to 2019 Provision of Specialist Registrar training in gynaecological ultrasound for RCOG trainee and Specialist Registrar training in radiological reporting Teaching Nationally: provision of RCOG national curriculum at basic and advanced level. Regional teaching. Yorkshire modular.
