Kenneth Theodore Evans

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bmj;379/oct11_10/o2402/FAF1faKenneth Theodore Evans (“Ken”) was appointed as the first professor of radiology in Wales in 1966, based in Cardiff. He was instrumental in enhancing the status and reputation of the department as well as working closely with architects in the design of what is now the University Hospital of Wales. He was both vice president and warden of the Royal College of Radiologists and vice provost of the Welsh National School of Medicine.Born in Llanidloes, Powys, a son of a farmer and teacher, Ken grew up on a farm in Llandinam. He went to the local village primary school in Llandinam and was proud to be awarded the David Davis scholarship for academic excellence, which meant he could attend the secondary school in Llanidloes.After a year of pre-med (necessitated because his school did not offer A evel physics) he studied medicine at THE University of Birmingham. After house jobs in…
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