Stephen Lloyd Morris

Consultant clinical oncologist

Biography

Stephen Morris is a consultant in clinical oncology at Guy's and St Thomas' Hospitals, specialising in the management of skin and urological cancers. He specialises in brachytherapy, external beam radiotherapy and chemotherapy for prostate cancer at Guys Hospital. He also leads the chemotherapy and radiotherapy service for cutaneous lymphoma at the St Johns Institute of Dermatology at Guy's.

Stephen completed his initial medical training at Guy's and St Thomas' medical school. Following this, he trained in clinical oncology at the Royal Marsden Hospital and the Guy's and St Thomas' Cancer Centre.

At Guy's Hospital he was involved in setting up the dynamic prostate brachytherapy service and since his appointment as a consultant, has continued to innovate in the field, working for ever-improving outcomes for patients.

In addition to his work in research and clinical trials, he has led the design and implementation of a new modern Total Skin Electron Beam technique for cutaneous lymphoma, IMRT and IGRT for prostate cancer. He has developed and implemented the use of the peri rectal spacer devices and Auto Beam Hold intra fraction IGRT technique for prostate cancer.

Stephen is also a keen teacher and involved in education for clinical oncology.

Education and training

  • MB BS, University of London, 1995
  • Fellow of Royal College of Radiology, 2003

Research interests

  • Radiotherapy techniques for prostate cancer
  • Radiotherapy techniques for cutaneous lymphoma
  • Chemotherapy and biological therapies for cutaneous lymphoma
  • Chemotherapy and new therapies for prostate cancer

Last updated: January 2023

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