Neuromuscular disease - Doctors specialists of AXA
- Neuromuscular diseasePaediatric orthopaedicsLimb lengtheningClub footHip dysplasiaTraumatic injury
- Neuromuscular diseaseHeadacheDizzinessTremorFunctional neurological disorderCerebrovascular disease
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Consultant Neurologist specialising in Neuromuscular DiseasesDr Dipa Jayaseelan Appointment subject to confirmation
Neuromuscular diseaseAmyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS)HeadacheMyasthenia gravisMyopathiesMuscular dystrophy -


The Nuffield Health Derby Hospital is a leading private hospital set in tranquil grounds just outside Derby city centre. The hospital boasts excellent facilities that ensure the comfort and best treatment possible for each patient, and located just 3 miles from Derby city centre, it is easily accessible by public transport. What medical services does it specialise in?Offering top class private healthcare, the hospital specialises in:Orthopaedic hip surgery Orthopaedic knee surgery General surgery Diagnostics Orthopaedic foot and ankle surgery General orthopaedic surgery Urology Geriatric medicine Gastroenterology Spinal surgery Sports medicine
Breast reductionParotid gland surgeryDermatologyOral & Maxillofacial Surgery - Neuromuscular diseaseMyasthenia gravisMyopathiesNeuromyelitis opticaParaneoplastic syndromesPeripheral neuropathy
- Neuromuscular diseaseEpilepsyParkinson's diseaseMultiple sclerosisNeuropathic painDementia
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The Queen Square Neuroscience Health Centre is dedicated to delivering exceptional, comprehensive healthcare to its patients. With a team of highly skilled professionals and cutting-edge facilities, the centre focuses on personalised medical care designed to meet the unique needs of each individual. Specialising in neurological care, neurosurgery, neuro-oncology, functional neurosurgery, and treatment of facial disorders, the centre offers a broad range of services aimed at managing and treating complex neurological conditions. Whether for routine consultations, specialised treatments, or preventive care, patients can rely on the expertise and guidance of the centre's practitioners at every stage of their healthcare journey. At Queen Square Neuroscience Health Centre, creating a welcoming, inclusive environment is a top priority. The centre promotes open communication and patient education, empowering individuals to make informed decisions about their health and take an active role in their care. Patient well-being is at the heart of the centre's mission. By consistently striving to exceed expectations and setting high standards in healthcare delivery, Queen Square Neuroscience Health Centre serves as a trusted partner in supporting the health and wellness of all its patients.
- Neuromuscular diseaseCarpal tunnel syndromeElectromyographyPeripheral neuropathyDiabetic neuropathy (diabetes pain)Medicolegal
- Neuromuscular diseaseHip dysplasiaHip painFoot and ankleCerebral palsyAbnormal gait
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The Princess Grace Hospital is an acute multidisciplinary private hospital in Marylebone, with over 250 highly experienced consultants from 17 specialties and 8 equipped operating theatres. Offering the latest robotic surgery techniques, it provides fully personalised care across orthopaedics, urology, women's health, endocrinology and cancer care, with an Urgent Care Centre open Monday to Sunday. What medical services does it specialise in? The Princess Grace Hospital brings together expert consultants in orthopaedic surgery, gastroenterology (digestive health), obstetrics and gynaecology (women's health), urology, sports and exercise medicine and endocrinology and diabetes care. Breast surgery and breast cancer care are also provided by specialist surgeons. What tests and treatments does it offer? Some of the medical tests and care services offered at The Princess Grace Hospital include: Robotic surgery MRI CT scan Joint replacement Breast cancer surgery Endoscopy (digestive health diagnostics) Sports injuries assessment and treatment Gynaecological examination What quality and safety standards does The Princess Grace Hospital meet? The Princess Grace Hospital holds a CQC Good rating. With 127 private en-suite rooms and 8 operating theatres, care is delivered by consultant-led multidisciplinary teams. An Acute Admissions Unit provides 24/7 urgent and unplanned medical care. Where is The Princess Grace Hospital located? 42–52 Nottingham Place, W1U, Marylebone. Near Baker Street tube and 10 min from Marylebone mainline station. On-street metered parking available nearby. What other HCA Healthcare UK centres are there in Central London? The Princess Grace Hospital is served by a specialist orthopaedic outpatient and diagnostic centre at The Princess Grace Hospital Outpatients at 30 Devonshire Street, Marylebone, which provides comprehensive musculoskeletal assessments, same-day imaging and MAKO robotic orthopaedic surgery services.
- Neuromuscular diseaseHip dysplasiaPerthes diseaseCerebral palsyFoot and ankleFlat feet
- Neuromuscular diseaseCerebral palsyLimb lengtheningFlat feetHip dysplasia
- Neuromuscular diseasePaediatric orthopaedicsKnee surgeryFoot fractureFoot and ankleAbnormal gait
- Paediatric orthopaedicsLimb lengtheningClub footHip dysplasia
- HeadacheDizzinessTremorFunctional neurological disorder
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Consultant Neurologist specialising in Neuromuscular DiseasesDr Dipa Jayaseelan Appointment subject to confirmation
Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS)HeadacheMyasthenia gravisMyopathies -

Breast reductionParotid gland surgeryDermatologyOral & Maxillofacial Surgery - Myasthenia gravisMyopathiesNeuromuscular diseaseNeuromyelitis optica
- EpilepsyParkinson's diseaseMultiple sclerosisNeuropathic pain
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Parkinson's diseaseBrain tumourNeurologyNeurosurgeryMedical Oncology - Carpal tunnel syndromeElectromyographyPeripheral neuropathyNeuromuscular disease
- Hip dysplasiaHip painFoot and ankleNeuromuscular disease
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FibroidsPancreas surgeryVaricose veinsDermatologyOral & Maxillofacial Surgery - Hip dysplasiaPerthes diseaseNeuromuscular diseaseCerebral palsy
- Cerebral palsyNeuromuscular diseaseLimb lengtheningFlat feet
- Paediatric orthopaedicsNeuromuscular diseaseKnee surgeryFoot fracture

