Dr Sundip Patel is a Consultant Cardiologist at Queen Elizabeth Hospital and St. Thomas' Hospital. He qualified from the University of Wales in 1992 and completed his specialty training in cardiology. Dr Patel has been awarded Clinical Research Training and Interventional Cardiology Training Fellowships on multiple occasions.

Dr Patel's research focuses on non-invasive techniques to quantify cardiovascular risk. His findings have been presented at national and international meetings and published in numerous medical journals. He is fully trained in all aspects of invasive diagnostic and therapeutic techniques.

Dr Patel specialises in the treatment of ischaemic heart disease, including chest pain, angina, and heart attacks. He is proficient in diagnostics such as stress perfusion imaging and coronary CT scanning. He also performs coronary angiography, angioplasty, and stenting.

In addition, Dr Patel treats hypertension and valvular disease, including heart failure. He uses diagnostics like echocardiography and transoesophageal echocardiography to assess these conditions. He also manages palpitations, fainting, and syncope, employing diagnostics such as ECG, ECG monitoring, implantable ECG recorders, and tilt testing.

Dr Patel is dedicated to cardiac risk factor management, addressing high cholesterol, high blood pressure, and metabolic syndrome. He uses a variety of diagnostic tools, including serum-urine biomarkers, carotid IMT ultrasound, pulse wave analysis, and CT screening, to provide tailored risk assessment, stratification, and reduction.

Dr Patel has been serving as a consultant cardiologist since his appointment in 1992. His extensive expertise and commitment to patient care make him a leading specialist in his field.