Mr Guy Martin

Mr Guy Martin is a Consultant Vascular Surgeon specialising in the diagnosis and management of the full spectrum of arterial and venous disease.  Mr Martin delivers a comprehensive and considered clinical service for both arterial and venous problems. At the heart of his practice is a commitment to genuinely patient-centred care, so that it is not just outcomes-focused and evidenced-based, but personally meaningful.  Mr Martin has a busy NHS practice based at the internationally recognised Imperial Vascular Unit, part of Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust and Chelsea & Westminster NHS Foundation Trust. He manages and treats the full spectrum of elective and emergency vascular conditions, covering all aspects of arterial and venous pathology. He has particular expertise in complex aortic and lower limb surgery, thoracic outlet syndromes, varicose veins and spinal access surgery. In parallel to his busy vascular practice, he works as a Consultant Trauma Surgeon at St Mary’s Major Trauma Centre, providing resuscitative surgery and overseeing the holistic multi-specialty care of patients with significant injuries. His interest in trauma surgery was underpinned by more than a decade with the Army Medical Services and ongoing humanitarian faculty work with The David Nott Foundation. Beyond clinic practice, Mr Martin maintains active academic and research interests, with a particular focus on translational digital health technologies and complex vascular disease. A former NIHR Clinical Lecturer in Surgery at Imperial College London, he completed his PhD in collaboration with DeepMind Health. He has secured substantial research grant funding, publishes and lectures widely, and leads and contributes to major clinical trials and research initiatives. He is a Co-Founder of The Evidence Company; a provider of explainable and trustworthy AI architecture for healthcare. Mr Martin also acts as an expert witness in medico-legal cases covering the full spectrum of his clinical practice across both clinical negligence and personal injury cases. He has undergone Bond Solon recognised training, and provides in the order of 50 expert opinions per annum, with the majority being for the defendant.

Aortic aneurysms, aortic dissection, peripheral arterial disease, varicose veins, lower limb ulcers, thread veins, thoracic outlet syndromes, spinal access surgery, major trauma.