Dr Andrew Peter Vanezis
Consultant Cardiologist
PhD MBChB MRCP (UK) BSc
Dr Vanezis is a consultant cardiologist based in Nottingham in the East Midlands. He prides himself on delivering high quality, patient centred care.
He sees patients with any heart related issue at Spire Hospital and The Park Hospital in Nottingham where both self-funded and patients insured with any of the major insurers listed below are welcome. He also sees NHS patients at Nottingham City Hospital via referral from a general practitioner.
“My meeting with Dr Vanezis was excellent. He discussed my case history in detail in a clear manner that I could easily understand. He advised me of my future treatment and answer my questions in a clear and concise manner.”
“Listened to my concerns. Very helpful and friendly. I’m hoping for some answers now. Felt much safer having seen Dr Vanezis. Would definitely recommend”
“Dr Vanezis is very kind and understanding, very professional and extremely caring. I would 100% recommend him to any of my friends and family, he is my “go to” person for advice in times of need, I cannot thank him enough for what he’s done for me.”
“He gives me complete confidence in his advice, I’m very happy with his treatment”
“Inspired confidence in the assessment of my symptoms - very approachable - excellent to talk to - listened and understood my situation - a very professional impressive Doctor”
“Extremely personable medic. Listened to my concerns and was able to answer all my questions with no hesitation. I have seen and worked with many medical professionals and Dr Vanezis is by far one of the best I have come across. Credit to the profession!”
“It was an absolute pleasure meeting Dr Vanezis. His care, attention, and kind friendly attitude are without doubt the best I have received from a Cardiologist. Highly recommended.”
“Dr Vanezis consultation was very informative and thorough. I did not feel I was being rushed. Further actions were discussed and agreed. A very pleasant experience.”
Dr Vanezis discusses a new treatment in the East Midlands for patients with refractory angina.
Some patients with angina (pain caused by insufficient oxygen to the heart) continue to suffer debilitating symptoms despite taking numerous tablets, often undergoing multiple stent procedures and sometimes even bypass surgery. These patients are classified as suffering with refractory angina.
In this clip from BBC East Midlands, Dr Vanezis talks about a new procedure he has recently introduced in Nottingham called the Coronary Sinus Reducer Device which helps people suffering with refractory angina.
Would you recognise the symptoms of heart attack?
In the UK, one person every 5 minutes is admitted to hospital suffering with a heart attack. Yet a recent survey by NHS England showed that less than half of people surveyed were not confident that they would recognise the symptoms of a heart attack.
In this clip from BBC East Midlands, we hear the case of a young lady who suffered a recent unexpected heart attack. We also hear Dr Vanezis explain that the symptoms of a heart attack can vary from person to person and that not everyone will suffer with central chest pain that moves to the left arm. More information can be found at the British Heart Foundation website.
