Dr Ancuta Muntean

Dr Ancuta Muntean is an accomplished Consultant Paediatric Surgeon who provides specialised surgical care for newborns, infants, children, and young adolescents. Dedicated to delivering reassuring and compassionate patient-centred care, Dr Muntean works closely with families to ensure that young patients receive tailored, high-quality surgical treatment. Her clinical practice encompasses a broad range of paediatric conditions, covering both routine elective operations and complex surgical interventions.

Dr Muntean has specialised expertise in neonatal surgery, paediatric thoracic surgery, and paediatric upper gastrointestinal surgery. She possesses particular clinical interest in the diagnosis and surgical treatment of congenital lung malformations and thoracic conditions. Utilising advanced techniques in minimally invasive paediatric surgery, also known as keyhole surgery, she performs precise procedures designed to minimise post-operative discomfort and support a prompt recovery for young patients.

Dr Muntean earned her primary medical degree at the Carol Davila University of Medicine and Pharmacy, qualifying in Medicine in 2013. She subsequently completed comprehensive postgraduate training in paediatric surgery across Romania, Ireland, and the United Kingdom, alongside obtaining a PhD. Reflecting her commitment to clinical excellence and professional development, she holds professional fellowships as a Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons in Paediatric Surgery and a Fellow of the European Board of Paediatric Surgery.

In addition to her clinical work, Dr Muntean is actively involved in clinical research, medical education, and surgical training. She contributes regularly to peer-reviewed scientific publications and academic conferences, advancing clinical knowledge in neonatal outcomes and minimally invasive techniques. Through her dedication to ongoing research and teaching, Dr Muntean ensures that her patients benefit from the latest evidence-based practices in paediatric surgical care.