Mr Angus Thomson

I am a Consultant Gynaecologist based at Spire South Bank Hospital in Worcester, providing comprehensive care across all aspects of benign gynaecology. My practice includes the assessment and treatment of pelvic floor disorders, female urinary incontinence, endometriosis, chronic pelvic pain, menstrual disorders and abnormal uterine bleeding.

I provide a full urodynamic investigation service to support accurate diagnosis and individualised treatment planning for women with bladder and pelvic floor symptoms. I have a particular interest in advanced minimal access (keyhole) surgery, offering effective surgical treatment with faster recovery and improved outcomes.

My special clinical interests include: advanced laparoscopic gynaecological surgery, endometriosis diagnosis and surgery, hysteroscopic surgery and hysteroscopy, menstrual problems and fibroids, myomectomy (fibroid removal surgery), chronic pelvic pain, female urinary incontinence, reconstructive pelvic floor and prolapse surgery, urodynamics and urogynaecology.

After completing my general gynaecology training in the UK, I undertook a two‑year fellowship in Laparoscopic, Hysteroscopic and Urogynaecological Surgery in Sydney, Australia, gaining advanced expertise in complex benign gynaecological and pelvic floor conditions.

I have been a Consultant Gynaecologist in Worcestershire since 2005, and previously served as Clinical Director. I maintain a busy clinical practice in urogynaecology, minimally invasive surgery, endometriosis surgery and the multidisciplinary management of pelvic pain.

Alongside my private practice in Worcester, I am currently the Divisional Medical Director for Women’s and Children’s Services at the local NHS Trust. I work within the BSGE‑accredited Worcestershire Endometriosis Centre and the BSUG‑accredited Urogynaecology Service, ensuring care is delivered in line with nationally recognised specialist standards.