W. Bro Christopher B-Lynch a member of St Giles Lodge 8555, has his photo displayed in the National Gallery
Our very own Professor is now on display at the National Gallery.
The National Gallery Website reads;
"Christopher B-Lynch has saved the lives of countless women worldwide, after developing and publishing (1997) a surgical technique, known as the B-Lynch Brace suture, which can halt postpartum haemorrhaging without the intervention of pelvic surgery, thus also potentially preserving fertility. An obstetrician and gynaecological surgeon, B-Lynch was educated at Oxford and St Bartholomew’s Medical College, London, where he graduated in medicine in 1973. Following various appointments at Bart’s, Paris and Oxford, he became chief assistant to the Queen’s gynaecologist (1981-3). In 1984, he was appointed Consultant to the Oxford region, based at Milton Keynes University Hospital (NHS Trust), and set up the department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology there. Lynch is also a Commissioner for the World Health Organisation for women’s health improvement in Africa, and after retiring from public medicine in 2010, he returned to his native Sierra Leone to teach medical students and doctors under the humanitarian organisation CapaCare. The President of Sierra Leone awarded him the GORSL (knighthood equivalent) for his work and charity internationally."
The National Gallery Website reads;
"Christopher B-Lynch has saved the lives of countless women worldwide, after developing and publishing (1997) a surgical technique, known as the B-Lynch Brace suture, which can halt postpartum haemorrhaging without the intervention of pelvic surgery, thus also potentially preserving fertility. An obstetrician and gynaecological surgeon, B-Lynch was educated at Oxford and St Bartholomew’s Medical College, London, where he graduated in medicine in 1973. Following various appointments at Bart’s, Paris and Oxford, he became chief assistant to the Queen’s gynaecologist (1981-3). In 1984, he was appointed Consultant to the Oxford region, based at Milton Keynes University Hospital (NHS Trust), and set up the department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology there. Lynch is also a Commissioner for the World Health Organisation for women’s health improvement in Africa, and after retiring from public medicine in 2010, he returned to his native Sierra Leone to teach medical students and doctors under the humanitarian organisation CapaCare. The President of Sierra Leone awarded him the GORSL (knighthood equivalent) for his work and charity internationally."
The Professor is shown in front of his photo at the National Gallery with Dr Tahira Javaid was also a trainee Registrar with
Prof B-Lynch in Obstetrician and & Gynaecology at Milton Keynes General Hospital in 2009-2010.
She is now working as Obstetrician and Gynaecologist in Milton Keynes University Hospital.
Tahira is the wife of Bro Javaid Iqbal who is also a member of St Giles Lodge.
Prof B-Lynch in Obstetrician and & Gynaecology at Milton Keynes General Hospital in 2009-2010.
She is now working as Obstetrician and Gynaecologist in Milton Keynes University Hospital.
Tahira is the wife of Bro Javaid Iqbal who is also a member of St Giles Lodge.
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