Dr Deepak Prasad

Dr. Deepak Prasad graduated from Mysore University, South India, in 1999 with an MBBS. After completing his undergraduate studies, he pursued specialist training in radiology in the United Kingdom, finishing his radiology training at the North-East Scotland Deanery.

In 2009, Dr. Prasad completed a fellowship in colonic and small bowel imaging at University College London Hospitals (UCLH) under the guidance of Professors Steve Halligan and Stuart Taylor. He continued to build on his expertise with a comprehensive abdominal imaging fellowship at Leeds Teaching Hospitals in 2010.

Dr. Prasad worked as a Consultant Abdominal Radiologist at Bradford Teaching Hospital and was affiliated with the Digestive Diseases Centre, Bradford. He was also the lead trainer for abdominal radiology at the Leeds Radiology Academy.

In 2013, Dr. Prasad moved to Australia, where he joined PRP Diagnostic Imaging, bringing with him over 14 years of experience in abdominal and colonic radiology, specializing in colonic imaging, small bowel imaging, and abdominal CT/MRI.

Dr. Prasad has been deeply involved in research in the field of abdominal radiology, focusing on colonic imaging, small bowel imaging, and the use of MRI and CT for the diagnosis of gastrointestinal diseases. He has worked on several studies aimed at early detection of colon cancer and inflammatory bowel disease (IBD). Dr. Prasad’s research has also contributed to improving radiology protocols for abdominal imaging and ensuring patient safety during complex diagnostic procedures.

• Excellence in Abdominal Imaging, Australian Medical Association – 2018

• Outstanding Contribution to Digestive Diseases Imaging, British Society of Gastrointestinal and Abdominal Radiology – 2015

• Leadership in Radiology Education, Leeds Radiology Academy – 2010

Dr. Prasad has authored multiple publications in abdominal radiology and gastrointestinal imaging. His research focuses on colonic imaging, small bowel imaging, and the role of MRI and CT in the early diagnosis of abdominal diseases. His work has been published in peer-reviewed journals and presented at international radiology conferences. He has also contributed to educational content for radiology trainees in abdominal imaging.