Mr Mark Ferguson has been featured in this month’s Clinical Services Journal (CSJ) as part of Imperial College Healthcare’s supraregional skull base service. The article highlights the team’s integrated approach to managing complex anterior skull base disease.
Working alongside Imperial’s specialist surgeons, Mr Ferguson contributes deep expertise in endonasal and extended endoscopic skull base procedures; techniques that allow access to tumours and pathology through the nasal corridor, reducing morbidity, shortening recovery time and improving functional outcomes. The CSJ feature emphasises how this highly skilled multidisciplinary team (MDT) combines ENT mastery of sinonasal and anterior skull base anatomy with neurosurgical precision to deliver safe, coordinated care for patients across the UK.
Imperial’s skull base service is recognised for its mature MDT structure, rapid diagnostic pathways and collaborative operative planning. The CSJ article showcases how this model improves outcomes for patients with complex skull base tumours (both malignant and benign) and anterior skull base conditions, like brain fluid leaks.
Mr Ferguson continues to play a central role in developing and delivering this integrated service, bringing advanced endonasal surgical capability to one of the UK’s most experienced skull base teams.
Read the full article in CSJ’s surgical supplement here: CSJ Operating Theatres Supplement July 2026