What causes fainting blackouts?
Discover the common and cardiac-related causes of fainting blackouts (syncope), how they are investigated, and when you should see a cardiologist in Poole or Bournemouth.
Consultant Cardiologist · Poole & Bournemouth
Expert heart care, with time to listen. Dr Sujata Khambekar is an experienced Consultant Cardiologist offering prompt, personal private cardiology appointments across Poole and Bournemouth — for patients and referring GPs alike.
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Dr Sujata Khambekar MBBS, MD (Med), DNB, FRCP is a Consultant Cardiologist practising at Nuffield Health Bournemouth Hospital, The Harbour Hospital, Poole, Dorset Heart Clinic. She provides a full range of cardiac assessments and investigations, with a reputation for clear explanations and a calm, unhurried approach.
Whether you have been referred by your GP or are arranging an appointment yourself, you will be seen promptly and looked after with care.
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You will receive a thorough assessment, any tests you need, and a clear plan explained in plain English.
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