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Medical Service His accreditation by the Medical Council of Ireland Obstetrician-Gynaecologist registration is No. 356079. Degree in Medicine.
Tomas Kazlauskas
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A well qualified and widely experienced Obstetrician, Gynaecologist having extensive clinical, consulting and surgical expertise in public and private hospitals in Ireland and Eastern Europe. As a member of the Royal College of Physicians of Ireland, he currently manages and practices within his own private surgery in North Dublin consulting with private clients at all levels with simple to complex issues to be diagnosed and treated. Skills:
• Up to date knowledge of new advancements in surgical procedures.
• Seventeen years of Gynaecological Ultrasound practice.
• Five years intensive and total involvement in Lithuania’s leading gynaecological cancer hospital.
• Re-assuring and confident manner with patients. • Skilled in emergency surgical procedures.
• Can quickly and efficiently allocate duties in an emergency.
• Liaise easily with fellow professionals.
• Extensive and comprehensive knowledge at consultant level in all areas of obstetrics and gynaecology. Education and Qualification:
1996 – 2000 Vilnius University Lithuania, Specialist in Obstetrics and Gynaecology.
1995 – 1996 Lithuanian University of Health Sciences. Medical Doctor qualified.
1988 – 1995 Lithuanian University of Health Sciences. Acknowledgements:
• Recognition of a job well done awarded by Lithuania TV on behalf of the patients - 2005.
• Recognition of a job well done awarded by Minister of Health of Lithuania 2006. Memberships:
• Royal College of Physicians of Ireland.
• European Society of Gynaecological Oncology.
• International Society of Ultrasound in Obstetrics and Gynaecology. Authorisation:
• Medical Council of Ireland obstetrician-Gynaecologist registration Nr. 356079.
• Ministry of Health of the Republic of Lithuania obstetrician-Gynaecologist licence 09/2000- present.
• Ministry of Health of the Republic of Lithuania sonographer licence 2001-2006. Languages: Lithuanian native, English good, Russian fluent. Personal Details:
Nationality: Lithuanian
Date of birth: 23-09-1970
Married
Obstetrician-Gynaecologist registration Nr. 356079
Career History:
ObGyn Clinic, Dublin Ireland. 2013 – Date
Private Obstetrician and Gynaecologist.
• PROVIDING a full range of Gynaecological consulting to evaluate, diagnose and or treat for:
- Pregnancy Diagnosis - Ultrasound - Cervical disease/cytology
- Ovarian cysts Diagnosis - Polycystic o***y syndrome - Uterine myomas
- Endometriosis - STD’s - Menstrual cycle disorders
- Infertility - Preparation for IVF - Chronic pelvic pain
- Ectopic pregnancy - Contraceptive management - Intrauterine Devices
Trakai Regional Hospital Lithuania, Gynaecology department. 2007 – 2013
Obstetrician, Gynaecologist part time.
• Gynaecological surgery. Baltic-American Private Hospital Clinic. 2006 – 2010
Obstetrician, Gynaecologist, Oncogynaecologist part time.
• Consultations and gynaecological surgery. National Cancer Institute Lithuania, Oncogynaecology department. 2005 – 2010
Obstetrician, Gynaecologist, Oncogynaecologist full time.
• Oncogynaecological surgery, post-operative care, consultations in outpatient clinic. Republic Klaipeda Hospital, Lithuania. 2001 – 2005
Obstetrician, Gynaecologist, Sonographer.
• Gynaecological surgery, postoperative care, ultrasound, consultations in outpatient clinics. Vilnius City University Hospital, Lithuania. 2000 – 2001
Obstetrician, Gynaecologist full time in Labour Ward.
05/03/2026
30/01/2020
https://m.delfi.lt/sveikata/iveik-liga/article.php?id=83400391
Ginekologė papasakojo, ką tenka pamatyti kabinete: tokiais momentais išties nusvyra rankos Gydytoja akušerė ginekologė Viktorija Ežerskienė sako, kad savo praktikoje turėjo keletą atvejų, kai moterys atvyko konsultacijai, nes nebeapsikentė skindančio nemalonaus kvapo ir pačios užsičiuopė darinį. „Tokiais momentais išties nusvyra rankos, – pripažįsta gydytoja.
Letter to Irish Times,
Cervical Check Scandal
I have been a gynaecologist now for 20 years and have worked in Ireland and Lithuania, including five years as an onco-gynaecologist in the National Cancer Institute in Lithuania . I currently live in Ireland and have my own gynaecological practice. One thing I have noticed is that, it seems to me, regular gynaecological check ups do not seem to be a routine part of women’s health in Ireland. In the light of the recent cervical smear scandal perhaps this should change.
Reading and trying to keep up to speed with the current cervical cancer crisis, some questions arise. In some of the cases now in the public domain, one particular question keeps coming up. Why and how did no one else notice the cervical cancer? In one particular case, a daughter recalls that her mother had a smear test that showed nothing but within one year her mother was diagnosed with Stage Three Cervical Cancer. She recalls that they knew there was a problem when bleeding started.
In my considered opinion, however, the person who took the smear test (a nurse/g.p.?) should surely have noticed that all was not right by even the most cursory examination of the woman’s va**na and cervix. How anyone who took this smear test could not have noticed something was wrong is beyond me. Any gynaecologist would have to have noticed something amiss with the cervix. Our son was born in Ireland and even with my own wife I noticed that there was very little gynaecological examination. The question that keeps popping up in my mind concerning the stories in the public domain now is how did no one else at any stage not spot the arrival of the cervical cancer until it was too late?
I appreciate that this is a slightly different issue to the one over the delays in telling women the revised and correct results of their tests. However, in cases where some of the women have had children within the ten-year gestation period of cervical cancer it is my belief that if those women had had proper gynaecological examinations their lives might have been saved. I am further convinced that if regular gynaecological check ups with a gynaecologist became a feature of women’s health in Ireland the general well-being of the female population in Ireland would greatly benefit.
In all tragedies, especially in the sad case of the death of any patient, there is an onus on everyone to look at all the things that can be done to ensure such never happens again. Will recent events cause a sea change in the culture of women’s health in Ireland?
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