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Our consultant directory offers information on who our consultants are, their specialities and where they are based.
If you have an enquiry relating to your appointment or your treatment, you should contact the relevant department instead of your individual consultant to ensure that our clinical support team can provide you with the right support to your enquiry in a timely manner.
Dr Zane Perkins is a consultant Trauma and General (Upper Gastrointestinal) Surgeon at the Royal London Hospital and a consultant in prehospital care with London’s Air Ambulance. He studied medicine at the University of the Witwatersrand in Johannesburg, South Africa, and completed surgical training in both South Africa and the UK, including higher surgical training in the Kent, Surrey, and Sussex Deanery. He holds postgraduate qualifications in surgery, anaesthesia and prehospital care, and is a Fellow of both the Royal College of Surgeons of England and the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh.
He was awarded a PhD by the University of London in 2016 for his work on using predictive analytics to support surgical decision-making. He is an Honorary Senior Lecturer in Trauma Sciences at the Blizard Institute and an Academic Fellow at the Digital Environment Research Institute (DERI) at Queen Mary University of London.
Dr Perkins leads research on the use of predictive analytics and artificial intelligence to support decision-making in trauma care. His work focuses on the development, validation, and real-world evaluation of clinical decision-support systems, particularly during the early phases of trauma resuscitation.
He applies Bayesian networks and machine learning to improve situational awareness and guide time-critical decisions, including those related to trauma resuscitation and the management of severe lower limb injuries.
He also has a major interest in prehospital trauma resuscitation, with a focus on the early physiological response to injury and the resuscitation of major haemorrhage and cardiac tamponade.
A full list of his publications is available via Google Scholar.
• Surgical Lead for Trauma Governance
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