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Professional statement
Ms Anna Miserocchi is a highly regarded consultant neurosurgeon based in London who specialises in epilepsy, brain tumours, GammKnife radiosurgery, peripheral neuropathy, carpal tunnel syndrome and brain biopsy procedures. She privately practises at the renowned Queen Surgery (GammaKnife) Radiosurgery Centre and at Cleveland Clinic London, while her NHS base is at University College London Hospitals.
Ms Miserocchi originally qualified from the University of Milan, completing both her medical degree in addition to higher specialist training in neurosurgery. As a leading figure in her specialty, Ms Miserocchi is renowned for her use of integrative cutting-edge technology, including neuronavigation and diffusion tensor imaging, to maximise patient outcomes and enable effective neurosurgical resections. She has particular expertise in awake craniotomy operations within the range of interventional MRI, as well as in robotic-assisted surgery for the insertion of multiple-depth electrodes.
Further to her main areas of expertise, Ms Miserocchi also performs various hand and spine procedures, such as vagus nerve stimulation, to relieve myelopathy and spinal stenosis. Ms Miserocchi, who is an honorary associate neurosurgery professor at University College London, has also published extensively in peer-reviewed scientific journals and remains actively involved in the development of neurosurgery practice.
Ms Miserocchi originally qualified from the University of Milan, completing both her medical degree in addition to higher specialist training in neurosurgery. As a leading figure in her specialty, Ms Miserocchi is renowned for her use of integrative cutting-edge technology, including neuronavigation and diffusion tensor imaging, to maximise patient outcomes and enable effective neurosurgical resections. She has particular expertise in awake craniotomy operations within the range of interventional MRI, as well as in robotic-assisted surgery for the insertion of multiple-depth electrodes.
Further to her main areas of expertise, Ms Miserocchi also performs various hand and spine procedures, such as vagus nerve stimulation, to relieve myelopathy and spinal stenosis. Ms Miserocchi, who is an honorary associate neurosurgery professor at University College London, has also published extensively in peer-reviewed scientific journals and remains actively involved in the development of neurosurgery practice.
Clinics
Central London, National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery, Amethyst UK Gamma Knife Centre , WC1N 3BGMedical insurances accepted
Credentials
Professional experience
- 21 years of experience
- Consultant Neurosurgeon, Queen Surgery (GammaKnife) Radiosurgery Centre (present)
Subspecialties
- Acoustic neuroma
- Acoustic neuroma surgery
Education
- Specialty in Neurosurgery, University of Milan (2010)
- MD, University of Milan (2005)
Teaching posts
- Honorary Associate Professor of Neurosurgery, University College London (present)
Publications and conferences
- Ms Miserocchi’s publications are available on ResearchGate
- Ms Miserocchi’s publications are available on her PubMed profile
Languages spoken
- English
- Italian
Registration number: 7035534