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For clinicians

Whilst we welcome direct referrals most cases will be discussed in our weekly MDT and are allocated to the most suitable surgeon in that forum, so direst referral to the MDT (uclh.referrals.pitmdtm@nhs.net) is encouraged as the most efficient pathway.

Emergency referrals are best directed to the on-call neurosurgeon (07960 664901) or made via the online referral portal referapatient (https://www.referapatient.org).

For other enquiries please contact us through the pituitary unit (uclh.neurosurgery.pituitaryreferrals@nhs.net)

For patients

During working hours, the first line of contact is usually the secretary for the consultant whose care you are under, or our specialist nurses (UCLH.NHNN-PituitaryCNS@nhs.net or 07538 206413).

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