Dr Mary McCormack : Clinical oncology

Bupa Platinum consultant
Fee assured
Verified account
Open Referral network

Overview

Specialises in

Breast

Gynaecology

Offers

Face-to-face consultations
Video and telephone consultations

Areas of interest

Gynaecological oncology (ovary, cervix, endometrium, womb, vaginal and vulva); Breast oncology. Specialist in chemotherapy, radiotherapy and brachytherapy.

Medical secretaries

Jack Marcou
81 Harley Street London W1G 8PP
020 7034 8169
020 7299 9404
mmccormack.pa@hcahealthcare.co.uk

Jack Marcou
Harley Street Clinic 81 Harley Street London W1G 8PP
020 7034 8169
020 7299 9404
mmccormack.pa@hcahealthcare.co.uk

About me

External resources

Interview on Avastin

Current NHS consultant posts held

The Lead for Clinical Oncology for the North London Gynaecology Cancer Centre at UCH

Research interests

Dr McCormack is a part of NCRI Gynae Cancer Oncology for the North London Gynaecology Cancer Clinical Studies Group and is an NCRI representative on the Gynaecological Cancer Intergroup. She is also active in research and participates in both national and international clinical trials and has published several papers and co-authored book chapters.

Her expertise includes treatment of cervical, ovarian, vulva and vaginal cancers as well as breast cancers.
She is an expert in both chemo and radiotherapy.

Publications

McCormack M; Radiotherapy and Pregnancy 2008 in Cancer and Reproductive Health edited by Kehoe et al

Olaitan A, McCormack M; Centralisation of services for the management of ovarian cancer: arguments for, British Journal Obstetrics and Gyunaecology 2007; 114: 1188-1190.

Yu CK, Chiu C, McCormak M, Olaitan A Delayed Diagnosis of Cervical Cancer in Young Women, Journal of Obstetrics and Gynaecology 2005: 25: 367-370.

McCormack M, Brown RSD, Payne HA, The principles of radiotherapy In the Scientific Basis of Urology, 2nd edition, Mundy AR ed, Oxford, ISIS Medical Media 2002.

Thomas H, McCormack M, Mucins as markers in breast cancer. Tumour marker update 19987; 107-9

McCormack M, Nias AHW, Smith E Chronic Anaemia, Hyperbaric Oxygen and tumour Radisensitivity, British Journal of Radiology 1990;;63:752-759

McCormack M Anaemia Hyperbaric Oxygen and The Radiotherapy of tumours, PhD thesis. University of London January 1989.

My qualifications & training

My private practice

Information for healthcare professionals (Bupa patients only, last 12 months)

Procedures completed

X0003
Clinical supervision and planning for the delivery of chemotherapy and/or systemic anti-cancer therapy for 1-21 days - (5-50)

Harley Street Clinic (5-50)
X0004
Clinical supervision and planning for the delivery of chemotherapy and/or systemic anti-cancer therapy for 1-28 days - (5-50)

Harley Street Clinic (5-50)
BT342
Insertion and removal of a radioactive agent (brachytherapy) into cervix or other female intra-pelvic tissue - (5-50)

Harley Street Clinic (5-50)
X0008
Clinical supervision of external beam radiotherapy, for 16 or up to and including 30 fractions - (5-50)

Harley Street Clinic (5-50)
X6772
Preparation for complex radiotherapy with Intensity Modulated Radiotherapy (IMRT) - (1-5)

Harley Street Clinic (1-5)
BT282
Insertion and removal of a radioactive agent (brachytherapy) into the vagina - (1-5)

Harley Street Clinic (1-5)
X0007
Clinical supervision of external beam radiotherapy, up to and including 15 fractions or part thereof - (1-5)

Harley Street Clinic (1-5)
X6773
Preparation for simple radiotherapy with Intensity Modulated Radiotherapy (IMRT) - (1-5)

Harley Street Clinic (1-5)
BT341
Planning for insertion and removal of a radioactive agent (brachytherapy) into cervix or other female intra-pelvic tissue - (1-5)

Harley Street Clinic (1-5)
20365
Follow-up out-patient consultation - remote - (1-5)
BT281
Planning for insertion and removal of a radioactive agent (brachytherapy) into the vagina - (1-5)

Harley Street Clinic (1-5)
20355
Initial out-patient consultation - remote - (1-5)
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