Dr. Felix Chua graduated from the University of London with undergraduate prizes and a university distinction.
He undertook postgraduate training in Respiratory and General (Internal) medicine at, amongst others, the Hammersmith Hospital, the Royal Brompton Hospital and University College London Hospital.
As part of his higher specialist training, he was awarded a Wellcome Research Training Fellowship to complete a PhD investigating pathobiological mechanisms that lead to pulmonary fibrosis (lung scarring).
He was first appointed as a consultant Respiratory and General Medicine physician at St. George’s Hospital NHS Trust in 2007. He joined the ILD department at Royal Brompton Hospital as a consultant in 2014.
Although his practice covers many aspects of Respiratory medicine, he has particular clinical expertise in common and unusual forms of interstitial lung diseases (ILD) including idiopathic and autoimmune (connective tissue disease-associated) forms, lung infections including pneumonia and tuberculosis (TB), bronchiectasis, asthma as well as smoking-related lung conditions including COPD and smokers’ bronchiolitis.
Dr. Chua lectures on his focus areas and is actively involved in undergraduate and postgraduate teaching. He is a member of various professional and specialist bodies, and conducts as well as supervises research into interstitial lung diseases and lung sepsis, original work that he presents at national and international meetings.
He is married to a cardiologist and has a young son.
5 Devonshire Place, London W1G 6HL
Tel: 020 7616 7693
Friday evenings (1730 – 1930)
Sydney Street, London SW3 6NP
Tel: 020 3553 9649
Tuesday afternoons
Dr. Adrian Draper graduated from the University of London.
He trained in respiratory and general medicine in a variety of London hospitals. He undertook research, for an MD thesis, into occupational asthma at Royal Brompton Hospital and completed his training at St George’s Hospital where he was appointed as a consultant physician in 2003.
His clinical practice includes all aspects of lung disease in addition to a special interest in lung cancer, occupational lung disorders and interstitial lung diseases.
He is clinical director for specialist medicine, lead clinician for respiratory and lung cancer services at St George’s Hospital and was chair of the South West London Cancer Network Lung Tumour Working Group until 2012.
At the end of 2011, with Mr I Hunt, he commenced the regional endobronchial ultrasound (EBUS) service, at St George’s. This is a minimally invasive technique for sampling lymph glands to help diagnose and stage lung cancer as well as other lung conditions.
Dr Draper undertakes a rapid access clinic at St George’s. He has contributed to the development of “near patient tests” in the form of ultrasound of the chest at St George’s Hospital. This allows rapid and safe investigation of chest disease in the clinics and on the wards.
Dr Draper is an advanced life support instructor for the UK resuscitation council.
Dr Draper has lectured widely and contributed to courses in thoracic ultrasound and chest radiology at St George’s Hospital. He contributes to and supervises clinical research with original works being presented at national and international meetings.
53 Parkside Wimbledon, London SW19 5NX
Tel: 020-8971 8000
Alternate Wednesday mornings
Alternate Thursday afternoons
London Road, Cheam, Surrey SM3 9DW
Tel: 020-8337 6691
Alternate Wednesday mornings
Poppy Lane, Shirley Oaks Village. Surrey CR9 8AB
Tel 020-8655 2255
Monday evenings (1830-2000)
27 Tooley Street
London SE1 2PR
Friday mornings (0900-1100)
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