Dr Mark Ingram

Dr Mark Ingram

MA MBBS MRCP FRCR · GMC 6026366
Dr Mark Ingram, Consultant Radiologist

Subspecialty interests

  • Chest radiology
  • Cardiac radiology, including CT coronary angiography
  • Gynaecological radiology
  • Paediatric radiology
  • General cross-sectional and oncological imaging
  • Body MRI
  • General ultrasound

About

Dr Mark Ingram has been a Consultant Radiologist at the Royal Surrey NHS Foundation Trust in Guildford since 2010. In 2026 he was appointed co-clinical director of the Lung Cancer Screening Programme for the Surrey and Sussex Cancer Alliance.

Dr Ingram specialises in cardiothoracic and gynaecological imaging. He reports general and specialist cross-sectional imaging, including high-resolution chest CT, cancer staging CT and CT coronary angiography. He has particular expertise in CT-guided lung, mediastinal and pleural biopsies, as well as ultrasound-guided pleural drainage, and is part of the Royal Surrey lung cancer multidisciplinary team, reviewing imaging from across the region.

Dr Ingram has been actively involved in lung cancer screening since 2025 and reports more than 2,000 low-dose screening chest CTs a year. Read more about the Surrey and Sussex lung cancer screening programme.

Training

  • Graduated from Magdalene College, University of Cambridge, in 1998
  • Graduated from St George’s Hospital Medical School, London, in 2001
  • General medical rotation at Frimley Park Hospital, obtaining MRCP in 2004
  • Radiology training at St George’s Hospital, with rotational attachments to Great Ormond Street, the Royal Marsden, the Royal National Orthopaedic and Atkinson Morley hospitals, becoming a Fellow of the Royal College of Radiologists in 2008
  • Body Imaging Fellowship at St George’s Hospital, 2009

Professional memberships

  • Royal College of Radiologists (RCR)
  • British Society of Cardiovascular Imaging (BSCI)
  • European Society of Radiology (ESR)

Teaching

Dr Ingram is a keen educator and has previously been radiology college tutor at the Royal Surrey. He is currently educational supervisor for two specialist radiology registrars in the Kent, Surrey and Sussex Deanery and clinical supervisor for radiology trainees across Surrey, and regularly coaches senior trainees preparing for their final examinations.

Selected publications

  • Parsons I, Hickman M, Ingram M, Leatham E. FFR-CT strengthens multidisciplinary reporting of CT coronary angiography. Br J Cardiol 2020;27:132–7.
  • Parsons I, Bannister C, Badelek J, Ingram M, Wood E, Horton A, Hickman M, Leatham E. The HASTE Protocol: a standardised CT coronary angiography service operated from a district general hospital. Open Heart 2018;5:e00081.
  • Conference paper: Computed fractional flow reserve derived from coronary CT angiography (FFRct): a pictorial review of the new technique and its clinical impact due to improved patient selection for invasive coronary angiography. Ingram M, Hickman M, Wood E, Horton A, Osborne T, Leatham E. Radiological Society of North America Scientific Assembly and Annual Meeting, Chicago, November 2016.
  • Shelmerdine SC, Das R, Ingram MD, Negus S. Who are we missing? Too few skeletal surveys for children with humeral and femoral fractures. Clinical Radiology 2014;69:e512–516.
  • Davis A, Ramsay L, Ingram MD. Interpreting lines and tubes on radiographs. Student BMJ 2013;21:f7323.
  • Davis A, Obi B, Ingram M. Investigating urinary tract infections in children. BMJ 2013;346:e8654.
  • Ingram MD, Barber B, Bano G, Patel U, Vlahos I. Radiological appearances of hereditary adrenal and extra-adrenal paraganglioma. AJR 2011;197(4):W687–95.
  • Conference paper: Radiological management of primary penile cancer: current status and controversies. Ingram MD, Patel U, Heenan S, Vlahos I, Patel U. Radiological Society of North America Scientific Assembly and Annual Meeting, Chicago, November 2010.
  • Conference paper: The clinical significance of extrathoracic distribution of 18F-FDG during PET-CT for potentially operable lung cancer: common and unusual patterns of incidental benign and unexpected neoplastic disease. Lutchmeesingh K, Ingram MD, Shoeb M, Nair A, Vlahos I. Radiological Society of North America Scientific Assembly and Annual Meeting, Chicago, November 2010.
  • Conference paper: Diffusion-weighted MR imaging improves sensitivity of lesion detection compared with gadolinium-enhanced T1-weighted imaging in patients with suspected liver metastases from neuroendocrine tumours: initial findings. Ingram MD, Wallace T, Scurr E, Collins DJ, Lewington V, Koh D-M. ISMRM Annual Meeting, Stockholm, May 2010.

Where to see Dr Ingram

  • Circle Health Group Mount Alvernia Hospital, Guildford – Thursday morning
  • Nuffield Health Guildford Hospital – Friday afternoon

Appointments

To arrange an appointment, please contact the hospital directly or email info@guildfordradiology.com / telephone 07591 798735.