Close

Tell us what you think

We welcome your views on our website and invite you to take part in a brief survey when you've finished your visit.

Your response will help us improve the site and the experience we offer to visitors.

01603 456181 Enquire
Please type into the search bar above to begin your search
Please type three or more characters above to begin your search
Please type into the search bar above to begin your search
Please type three or more characters above to begin your search
Make an enquiry

Diabetes specialist ranked fourth in the world

16 August 2019

Professor Ketan Dhatariya, Consultant in Diabetes, Endocrinology and General Medicine, has been ranked fourth in the world as an expert in a life-threatening condition called Diabetic Ketoacidosis (DKA), by Expertscape. DKA develops when the body produces high levels of acids in the blood called ketones. This occurs because there is not enough insulin to move sugar (glucose) into the cells where it can be used for energy.

Prof Dhatariya who runs weekly clinics at Spire Norwich Hospital, said "I want to make Norwich shine and it's nice that the work we've done here has been recognised. I am fortunate to have colleagues that allow me to work on the things I really enjoy. And the focus has always been on improving the care of patients with diabetes."

Expertscape is a healthcare information website that enables patients to quickly and easily find the medical professionals and institutions who have the greatest knowledge about a particular medical problem.

Event Booking Form

118975
Marketing Information

Spire would like to provide you with marketing information about products and services offered by Spire and by selected third-party partners. If you do not consent for us to process your personal data for marketing activities, we will still be able to contact you about your enquiry.

We may contact you by email, SMS or phone about your enquiry. If we try to contact you by phone (mobile and/or landline) and you are not available, we may leave you a voicemail message. We may also use your details to contact you about patient surveys we use for improving our service or monitoring outcomes, which are not a form of marketing.

News