Mr Pratipal KalsiNeurosurgery in South London
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Mr Pratipal Kalsi is a consultant spinal neurosurgeon who is experienced in the full range of spinal procedures, with expertise in spinal tumours, intradural pathologies, spinal trauma, and complex spinal neurosurgery for adult degenerative spine disorders affecting the cervical, thoracic, and lumbar spine. His private practice is based at the New Victoria Hospital in Kingston-Upon-Thames.
Mr Kalsi completed his initial medical training at the Imperial College School of Medicine in 2003, and went on to complete his speciality training in neurosurgery and spinal surgery with NHS, where he honed his skills for almost 11 years. In 2018 he went to Canada to undertake a complex spine fellowship at the University of Toronto and the University Health Network, followed by a paediatric spine deformity fellowship at The Hospital for Sick Children. Upon returning to the UK, he completed several more fellowships in complex spinal surgery with esteemed institutions such as Imperial College Healthcare and University College London Hospitals.
Mr Kalsi has a particular interest in minimally invasive spine surgical techniques and spinal oncology, and earned his PhD in 2021 for his research in spinal cord repair and regeneration at the Institute of Neurology at UCL. His research has been published in peer-reviewed articles and he has authored multiple book chapters on spine surgery. Mr Kalsi’s work has been recognised at national and international conferences, and he has been awarded numerous prizes for spinal surgery, including the Ronald Raven Barber Award for oncology surgery by the Royal College of Surgeons, which is a scholarship to study complex spine surgery at University of California San Francisco. He is a member of many accredited spinal medicine associations, such as the British Association of Spine Surgeons, the Society of British Neurological Surgeons, and AO Spine North America.
Mr Kalsi completed his initial medical training at the Imperial College School of Medicine in 2003, and went on to complete his speciality training in neurosurgery and spinal surgery with NHS, where he honed his skills for almost 11 years. In 2018 he went to Canada to undertake a complex spine fellowship at the University of Toronto and the University Health Network, followed by a paediatric spine deformity fellowship at The Hospital for Sick Children. Upon returning to the UK, he completed several more fellowships in complex spinal surgery with esteemed institutions such as Imperial College Healthcare and University College London Hospitals.
Mr Kalsi has a particular interest in minimally invasive spine surgical techniques and spinal oncology, and earned his PhD in 2021 for his research in spinal cord repair and regeneration at the Institute of Neurology at UCL. His research has been published in peer-reviewed articles and he has authored multiple book chapters on spine surgery. Mr Kalsi’s work has been recognised at national and international conferences, and he has been awarded numerous prizes for spinal surgery, including the Ronald Raven Barber Award for oncology surgery by the Royal College of Surgeons, which is a scholarship to study complex spine surgery at University of California San Francisco. He is a member of many accredited spinal medicine associations, such as the British Association of Spine Surgeons, the Society of British Neurological Surgeons, and AO Spine North America.