Mr Harpaul Flora

Mr Harpaul Flora is a Consultant Vascular surgeon at a leading London Teaching hospital with 15 year’s experience in endovascular and advanced laparoscopic, or keyhole, surgery for a variety of Vascular problems. He qualified from The London Hospital Medical College, University of London, in 1995. He achieved a distinction in his Masters in Surgery and went on to train throughout the major Vascular centre’s in London. He went on an advanced laparoscopic fellowship in Hong Kong sponsored by Ethicon and the Circulation Foundation prior to taking up his appointment as a Consultant Surgeon at Barts Health NHS Trust in 2007.

Mr Flora has published widely within Vascular and General surgery literature and has presented his work both nationally and internationally. He remains actively involved in teaching both at undergraduate and postgraduate level.
His interests are in minimally invasive surgery. Mr Harpaul Flora has a unique practice to treat vascular problems in all age groups whether those complex patients with traditional cardiovascular risk factors or younger patients with connective tissue disorders, such as Ehlers Danlos Syndrome, and entrapment syndromes that cause severe abdominal and limb pains. He was the first surgeon in the UK to perform the Barostim procedure for the regulation of hypertension.

Mr Harpaul Flora has specific interests in varicose veins (EVLT, Venefit, and glue) deep venous disease, carotid disease, stroke, diabetic foot disease, peripheral arterial disease, Thoracic outlet syndrome and vascular tumours.

Mr Flora has appeared on various radio shows, the BBC news and the Mail on Sunday. He is the director for AAA screening program in North East London and overall Clinical Network Director for Vascular surgery in Barts Health NHS Trust.