Michael R. Gooseman — Consultant Thoracic Surgeon

Consultant Thoracic Surgeon · Hull University Teaching Hospitals

Thorough assessment.
Technical excellence.
Tailored recovery.

Michael R. Gooseman is a Consultant Thoracic Surgeon at Hull University Teaching Hospitals. He believes that to provide both the highest standards of patient care along with a positive patient experience, it is important to ensure an extremely thorough assessment prior to consideration of any surgical intervention. This should be followed by the highest levels of attention in ensuring technical excellence in carrying out surgery and post-operative care and follow up needs to be both extremely thorough and individually tailored.

  • High-volume robotic thoracic surgeon
  • International leadership roles in thoracic surgery
  • Evidence based surgical practice
  • Recipient of awards

About

Modern, advanced care —
tailored to the individual

Mr Michael R. Gooseman is a Consultant Thoracic Surgeon whose NHS practice is based at Hull University Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust. He has extensive experience in the management of thoracic surgical patients and ensures that he offers the most modern and advanced care to his patients.

He undertakes minimally invasive surgical techniques that are tailored to each individual patient with the aim of attaining excellent clinical outcomes. He is a high volume robotic thoracic surgeon having undertaken hundreds of robotic thoracic surgical operations.

Expert witness

Medico-legal practice

As an expert witness, Mr Gooseman accepts cases involving personal injury report writing including aspects of current condition and prognosis often in relation to thoracic / chest trauma. He also accepts cases involving clinical negligence report writing, including aspects of breach of duty and causation.

He fully understands his duty as an expert to the Court under Pt35 of the Civil Procedure Rules and has undertaken specific Bond Solon training and completed the Cardiff University Bond Solon Civil Expert Certificate in 2023.

Other areas of interest include general adult thoracic surgery (excluding transplantation), surgical safety standards and serious incidents.

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