Dr Malcom Johnston
Consultant Radiologist
MB BS B.Sc MRCS FRCR
Dr Malcolm Johnston is a consultant radiologist at Brighton and Sussex University Hospitals and at Western Sussex Hospitals.
He is also a senior lecturer and lead for radiology education at Brighton and Sussex Medical School.
He trained in radiology at the Royal Free Hospital in London before undertaking a specialist fellowship in Interventional Radiology in Vancouver, Canada.
He has been a consultant since 2005 and is the Regional Clinical Lead for Interventional Radiology with particular interests in vascular, hepatobiliary and uro-intervention. He has recently published research on complex biopsy techniques, vascular intervention and is the lead investigator on fibroid embolization and renal artery stenting trials. He has a strong commitment to undergraduate and postgraduate medical education and is on the education committee of the British Society of Intervention Radiology.
Treatment information
Some of the principal treatments carried out by Dr Malcom Johnston at Spire include:
Radiology
Other treatments
- Vertebroplasty
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Additional information
Clinical interests
Interventional radiology
Vascular radiology
CT scanning
Ultrasound
Renal imaging, Abdominal radiology, Spinal imaging, Vascular and Non-vascular intervention (Peripheral vascular disease, Fibroid embolization, , Oncology venous access/complex biopsy service). Body CT, General ultrasound.
Qualification and professional memberships
Professional memberships
Royal College of Radiologists
British Society of Interventional Radiology
Cardiovascular and Interventional Radiology Society of Europe
Current NHS posts
NHS trust base: Brighton and Sussex
Personal profile
Dr Johnston is a keen musician, playing the violin and piano, and until recently was the conductor of the Hampstead Symphonia and Chorus. He has had a number of orchestral and choral compositions performed. He is a keen mountain biker and golfer, and is a qualified ski instructor.