38 results found for TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY SPECIALISTS in ENGLAND, UNITED KINGDOM

Excellent professional and very caring. Finally gave me an answer and treatment.

Efficient and a speedy result.

Excellent. He took the time to explain to me and was very personable. I had high confidence in the medical side as usually do with private clinics but I felt the personal interaction was above average for my experience of private health.

Dr trip was amazing, very friendly, knowledgeable and thorough. He explained everything very well and put my mind to rest.

Dr Mallik explained the procedure really well, he spent time advising me and answering my queries. He is friendly and down to earth. On the whole, it was a pleasure to have such a personable, helpful doctor.

Dr Bhattacharjee is an extremely knowledgeable competent professional. He is very caring and easy to talk to. He gave me time to explain my problem asking structured questions and giving clear explanations. A super Doctor

I balked at getting a private appointment, but it was well worth it. Dr Moodley was SO knowledgeable about my complaint and explained in detail so I could understand. I would recommend him anytime

For over two years I was tormented by Pulsatile Tinnitus. The noise was so loud it affected every part of my life. Along with the noise, I had constant headaches & dizzy spells. I was unable to sleep & depression was taking over. I was told time & time again. “Its Tinnitus, nothing can be done!” It felt completely hopeless. The surgery & work Dr Makalanda is doing, really is life changing, for so many people. After CT scans it was clear I had a blockage, in what I called my brain vein! Or Intercranial Venous Sinus. Yay, finally a diagnosis! When I met Dr Makalanda he gave me hope. Yes there were risks involved with surgery, but any surgery has risks, right? This surgery needs to be more widely available & GP’s educated that not all Tinnitus is the same! Dr Makalanda is a wonderful doctor, kind, caring & super clever! He explained the complicated surgery to me & throughout I felt in the safest hands. I will be forever grateful to him, for giving me my life. Silence now, really is golden.

After a warning from the neurosurgeon & oncologist who had been monitoring the regrowth of my meningioma in September 2023 that it required surgery & as it was a second operation it was at high risk of stroke, bleeding, bone infection, going through old scar tissue, the tumour was pressing against a large vein. My daughter suggested I sought a second opinion, we chose Mr Shoakazemi who also specialises in my type of brain tumour.  He confirmed…the risks were very high indeed, the brain tumour had grown too big for fractionated radiotherapy and surgery through the old wound of some 20 + years ago was the only option. We found Mr Shoakazemi to be extremely approachable, professional, calm, warm & informative.  I feel incredibly lucky to have had the faith on a date said to be the unluckiest day in the yearly calendar …Friday 13th October to undergo surgery with such a gifted neurosurgeon. I am (thankfully to Mr Shoakazemi) walking straight, talking straight & feeling fully blessed.

Very welcoming, made me feel at ease , listened attentively , described the theory of what body parts needed to work together to enable me walk and I didn't feel rushed .by him, he yold me straight away the next process and what form of contact would be made after the test . .