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A leading vascular surgeon and teacher, he has spent decades helping shape modern practice in both adult and children's vascular care. His work combines hands-on clinical experience with academic research and widely used surgical texts.

by Edward Edwards, surgeon George Hamilton
Professor George Hamilton is a consultant vascular surgeon associated with the Royal Free Hospital and Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children in London, and a professor of vascular surgery at University College London. Public profiles from those institutions say he qualified in Glasgow, trained at the Royal Free Hospital as well as Massachusetts General Hospital and Harvard School of Medicine, and was appointed to his first consultant post in 1987.
Alongside his clinical work, he has built a substantial academic career in vascular surgery, with research and publications listed through UCL and Google Scholar. He is also known as an editor or contributor to major surgical references, including editions of Bailey & Love's Short Practice of Surgery, which has introduced generations of medical students and surgeons to the field.
His career stands out for bridging specialist patient care, teaching, and medical publishing. That mix gives his writing a practical, experienced voice that is especially valuable for readers interested in how surgery works in the real world.