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Mr Campbell Baguley

April 29, 2021

Qualifications
MBChB, FRACS 

Special interests 

  • Endoscopic Surgery 
  • Nose 
  • Paediatric (Otol) 
  • Nasal and Sinus Surgery 
  • Tonsils 
  • Endoscopic Sinus Surgery, Nasal, Adult and Paediatric 

About Campbell Baguley 

Campbell completed his ear, nose and throat surgical training in NZ in 2008 after rotations throughout the country. His rhinology fellowship was in Auckland in 2010. This was a dedicated year sub-specialising in nose and sinus surgery with its extended (orbital and skull base) applications.   

He maintains an interest in general ENT conditions and surgery. He has worked at Wellington and Hutt Hospitals since 2011 covering the above aspects of ENT surgery plus after hours emergencies.  

Campbell is a Southern Cross Affiliated Provider, and spends much of his time now assessing and managing patients with both simple and complex nasal disorders, including revision surgical cases. 

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