Mr Christopher Chandler
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Baby health: what is flat head syndrome?
Have you noticed that your baby's head looks misshapen? Flathead syndrome can occur if an infant spends a lot of time lying on their back. Paediatric consultant Mr Chris Chandler is on hand to explain why it happens and that parents don't need to be worried...
Mr Sinan Barazi
28.02.19
Neurochirurgia
Lumbar decompression: how it works, what it’s for, recovery time
Lumbar decompression is a surgical operation to create more space for your nerves and spinal cord. There are many different ways a lumbar decompression can be carried out depending on your condition. This article by leading neurosurgeon Mr Sinan Barazi looks at how the procedure works, who it’s for, and what to expect after the operation.
Mr Nicholas Thomas
20.02.19
Neurochirurgia
A guide to back pain: prevention, relief, and symptoms to watch out for
Back pain is a common complaint that can affect people at any age and can occur in any part of the back. It usually goes away after a few weeks, or maybe months; however, for some individuals, back pain can be a long-term problem. Expert neurosurgeon Mr Nicholas Thomas explains.
Mr Ciaran S. Hill
19.02.19
Neurochirurgia
Problems with the brain are always a worrying prospect. Our brains are, in a lot of ways, who we are, containing our memories and acting as the control centres of our bodies. A cavernoma is a condition of the blood vessels that can occur in the brain or spinal cord, and can even lead to bleeding in the brain. Are they serious? Leading neurosurgeon Mr Christos Tolias has the answers.
Mr Sanj Bassi
12.02.19
Neurochirurgia
Booking a private consultation with a London Neurosurgery Partnership surgeon.
Booking an appointment with a London Neurosurgery Partnership surgeon is easy with the Top Doctor's website. Request an appointment via message, call or email the practice. Find out how you can get a referral, what to bring to your appointment and what happens after consultation.
Mr Richard Selway
07.02.19
Neurochirurgia
Epilepsy is a neurological disorder affecting 1 in 100 people in the UK, and it is characterised by seizures. Typically, seizures may involve uncontrolled, jerky movements, but in fact, did you know that there are 6 different types of seizure? Mr Richard Selway of the London Neurosurgery Partnership describes the characteristics of each type of seizure.
Mr Mo Akmal
16.01.19
Neurochirurgia
Laser disc surgery – a new treatment for slipped disc
A small number of clinics in the UK now offer a brand new procedure called laser disc surgery to treat slipped disk, promising a faster recovery and minimal risks. We spoke to Mr Mo Akmal, one of London’s leading orthopaedic spinal surgeons, about how the procedure works and what else it can be used for.
Mr David Bell
17.12.18
Neurochirurgia
5 different types of spondylolisthesis
When a bone in the vertebra slips out of place it is known as a condition called spondylolisthesis. There are, however, five types of this condition and none of which should be confused for a slipped disc. Leading neurosurgeon Mr David Bell explains the differences and how it's treated.
Mr Sanj Bassi
17.12.18
Neurochirurgia
Carpal tunnel syndrome: when is surgery necessary?
Carpal tunnel syndrome may leave you with pain, numbness and tingling in the thumb, index and middle fingers, and when it's more likely to flare up, with a sleepless night. But when symptoms persist, it may be time for surgery to relieve the pressure. Leading neurosurgeon Mr Sanj Bassi explains more...
Miss Anouk Borg
14.12.18
Neurochirurgia
Meningioma: making a decision about treatment
There are many ways to treat a brain tumour – but which is best? We spoke to Mr Christos Tolias, one of London's most highly-experienced neurosurgeons.
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