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Dr Ian Campbell is a contemporary Vascular and Endovascular Surgeon.
Dr Ian Campbell is a contemporary Vascular and Endovascular Surgeon who has completed comprehensive training in modern vascular practice of both Open and Endovascular Surgery.
Dr Campbell can advise on all areas covered by a modern vascular surgeon, but has particular interest in the treatment of:
Now operating out of St Andrew’s Ipswich
VASCULAR & ENDOVASCULAR SURGEON
Dr Ian Campbell is a contemporary Vascular and Endovascular Surgeon who has completed comprehensive training in modern vascular practice of both Open and Endovascular Surgery.
Dr Campbell was born and raised on a farm in Bundaberg and completed his secondary education at North Bundaberg State High School. He completed his Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) through James Cook University in Townsville and took an interest in surgery.
After graduating from university, he began his intern year in Brisbane, which is where he decided to settle. He completed his intern and resident years at the Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital, and then worked for two years as an unaccredited Registrar in General Surgery, Vascular Surgery and Cardiothoracic Surgery. It was through these years of unaccredited training that he developed a passion for Vascular Surgery.
On completion of his Vascular Surgery training (FRACS) he was awarded the Sam Mellick travelling award, and he undertook further study in Advanced Open Aortic work at National University Hospital in Singapore. Dr Campbell then travelled to St Thomas’ Hospital in London, under the teaching of Dr Stephen Black, to learn techniques of Deep Venous Reconstruction.
Dr Ian Campbell continues to work at the Princess Alexandra Hospital in Brisbane, as a Visiting Medical Officer. His private practice centres around Greenslopes, Sunnybank Private Hospitals and St Andrew’s Ipswich.
Making an appointment with Dr Campbell is easy and his helpful team are always ready to assist. A GP or specialist referral is required. Once this has been obtained, contact the rooms to make an appointment. A confirmation appointment pack will be sent out which will include an appointment confirmation letter, patient details forms and a practice privacy policy. Dr Campbell’s consultation fees are disclosed in the confirmation letter.
On the day, please bring along a copy of any recent radiology scans as well as a copy of your referral. We’re here to help, so if you do have any questions before your appointment, please don’t hesitate to give the rooms a call. We look forward to hearing from you soon!
A fine tube is inserted into the vein that process heat
to close the vein so the blood travels through normal veins.
A fine needle is inserted into the vein and a chemical
is injected that seals the vein off.
A fine tube is inserted into the vein that process heat
to close the vein so the blood travels through normal veins.
A fine needle is inserted into the vein and a chemical
is injected that seals the vein off.
Deep venous thrombosis is where a clot forms in the veins deep next to the artery or close to the skin. This can cause damage that results in skin changes and ulcers or pain and swelling when the leg is dependent.
Blood thinning to prevent clot from spreading to the lungs and causing a pulmonary embolus.
A fine needle is inserted into the vein and a chemical is injected that seals the vein off.
Insertion of a metal device that keeps chronically damaged veins open to improve the flow.
Carotid Stenosis is a narrowing or blockage in the neck artery. Parts of the narrowing can break off and result in a stroke or mini stroke.
Stopping smoking and living healthy lifestyle with good diet.
Mini aspirin and cholesterol pills to reduce risk of stroke or mini stroke.
Carotid Endarterectomy will be discussed depending on indication and degree of narrowing.
Endovascular Aortic Aneurysm Repar (EVAR) – a stent is placed inside the artery to keep blood out of the aneurysm and reducing the risk of rupture
The artery is replaced though a cut in the abdomen. By replacing the aneurysm it reduces the risk of rupture
Blood supply to the leg is reduced from narrowing or blockages of the artery. This results in muscle pain/ache when walking or in severe cases pain at rest and foot wounds. It also can present with foot/leg wound that is slow to heal but not causing symptoms otherwise.
Smoking cessation, blood pressure and cholesterol control.
A needle is placed into an artery to allow a metal stent or a balloon to be placed inside the blockage to open it up.
Walking program to open vessels around the blockage up.
Opening the artery above and below the blockage/narrowing and joining a bypass graft. This recreates a new vessel with a vein or prosthetic/plastic
Dr Campbell welcomes referrals from his medical colleagues (Medical Objects preferred) and is happy to discuss any patient management issues with referring doctors. Once a patient has made their appointment a letter will be sent to the referrer electronically confirming that the patient has indeed made an appointment and the date and time of this.
Following the patient’s consultation a letter summarising the consultation and treatment plan moving forward will be sent to the referrer. If surgery is warranted then the referring doctor will also be informed and a post procedure letter sent following surgery.
For urgent enquiries, contact the rooms to speak directly with Dr Campbell – we will endeavour to transfer your call to his mobile if he is not in the consulting rooms!
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22/120 Bloomfield Street
CLEVELAND QLD 4163
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Brisbane Health Connect, Suite 303 Level 3, 51 Orford Street, Tarragindi, QLD 4121
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Newdegate Street
GREENSLOPES QLD 4120
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12 Roderick Street
IPSWICH QLD 4305
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Suite 5, 245 McCullough Street, SUNNYBANK QLD 4109
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Dr Ian Campbell is a contemporary Vascular and Endovascular Surgeon who has completed comprehensive training in modern vascular practice of both Open and Endovascular Surgery.
