Mr Jeremy Crane MBChB MD FRCS (vasc)
Mr Jeremy Crane is a senior London-based consultant transplant and vascular surgeon. His NHS practice is at Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust where he is an Honorary Senior Clinical Lecturer. Jeremy's practice encompasses kidney and pancreas transplantation, dialysis access surgery, vascular surgery (including varicose vein surgery) and he has an international reputation in chronic wound management - he is the Medical Director of The Wound Clinic, www.thewoundclinic.co.uk
Training & Innovation
Collaborative Teamwork
Leadership
Patient-Centred
As featured in
BBC Breakfast interview regarding the effect of the Coronavirus pandemic on patients needing an organ transplant and also the effect on organ donation.
Listen to a recent podcast Jeremy featured on.
Graeme and Phil invite Dr Jeremy Crane to talk about how the change in law regarding consent - ‘opt-out’ will effect us all.
Jeremy Crane on BBC iPlayer - Food: Truth or Scare
Gloria Hunniford finds out whether a daily glass of wine is good for you, and Chris Bavin asks if calorie counting is a sensible approach to weight loss.
Read recent Vascular News Study
In a recently-published study, Jeremy Crane and colleagues conclude that a 3mm-long arteriotomy may be routinely utilised for brachiocephalic fistula creation.
What my patients say
Thank you so much Mr Jeremy Crane!! My AV fistula has finally stopped hurting me. You took the time to to hear my thoughts (and frustrations) and have provided me with excellent care...."
— Jaens P
Review from Google
“I could not recommend this doctor more. He is supportive and willing to go more than the extra mile.
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"The treatment from Jeremy and team was first class..."
— TP
"I really can't thank Jeremy Crane enough or recommend him highly enough. He very kindly stepped in to operate on me to create an AV fistula graft and I am so blessed that he did, as he really went above and beyond his duty in his care toward me"
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Save Your Vein
Save Your Vein, co-founded by Mr Jeremy Crane and Dr Christine Hall is an awareness campaign about the importance of vein preservation. If kidney failure patients have multiple blood tests from the veins in the arm, it lessens the chance of creating a successful fistula for dialysis. This campaign started at Imperial Healthcare but has been taken up nationally and now internationally.
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Mr Jeremy Crane
After qualifying from the University of Liverpool in 1997 Jeremy completed his house jobs at the Royal Liverpool University Hospital, St Georges, Chelsea and Westminster, St Mary’s and Great Ormond Street Hospitals.
He underwent Higher Surgical Training in North West London completing vascular surgery training at St Marys’ Hospital and transplant training at Hammersmith, St George’s and Guy’s Hospital.
In the hiatus between basic and higher surgical training, Jeremy undertook a postgraduate degree at Imperial College and St Mary’s Hospital and awarded a Doctorate of Medicine from the University of London for his MD Thesis in the subject of haemodynamics and blood flow patterns in vascular surgery.
Jeremy's specialist interests include kidney and pancreas transplantation surgery (deceased donor and live related), varicose vein surgery, vascular access surgery, lower limb vascular surgery and woundcare. In addition he has wide experience in other general surgical conditions and in the management of complex wounds.
