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Dr Bharti Seth

MB BS

Anaesthetist

34 years of experience

Cambridge, CB24 9EL

4 connections in healthcare

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34 years of experience

Cambridge, CB24 9EL

4 connections in healthcare

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About Dr Bharti Seth

Dr Bharti Seth is a highly esteemed Consultant Anaesthetist and chronic pain management specialist. Dr Seth's philosophy centres around the belief that successful pain management necessitates a holistic approach, addressing both the physical and emotional needs of each patient.

Dr Seth is dedicated to providing individualised care for a wide spectrum of pain conditions. They are known for their expertise in creating tailored treatment plans that may incorporate a variety of approaches, including interventions, physiotherapy, psychological support, and lifestyle modifications.

Dr Seth earned their MBBS and MD in Anaesthesia from Punjabi University, India. Their commitment to continuous professional development is evident through the completion of advanced pain training and the fellowship exam to achieve the FFPMRCA qualification from the Royal College of Anaesthetists. Dr Seth has also undertaken further training in musculoskeletal medicine at the British Institute of Musculoskeletal Medicine.

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Registered with

General Medical Council

No. 6098907


Education

Punjabi University Patiala

Medicine

Graduated 1992


Languages spoken

  • English

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Locations

Spire Cambridge Lea Hospital

30 New Road Impington, Cambridge, United Kingdom, CB24 9EL

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Opening hours

Monday - Friday
Saturday
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Facilities

Free Parking
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Monday - Friday
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