200 results found for NEUROSURGEONS in LONDON, ENGLAND

Mr Kalsi was excellent.

Referred via MSK. I did not want a surgical opinion but was persuaded as it was suggested that other options may be available. With reference to the consultation, dismissive of symptoms and inaccuracies with scan? Was reviewing a scan from 2018 not 2024. Felt patronised and humiliated by general attitude. Was not interested in symptoms or effects on daily life. Summary letter sent to myself and GP reflected the above. Interestingly letter had wrong address and I was referred to by the wrong name in the letter? As an NHS staff nurse I feel sorry that this kind of poor service exists.

I felt Mr Grover was very informative. I felt he could be a bit more empathetic as I was worried about the procedure. Luckily the rest of the team in the Gamma knife department were very reassuring.

Mr Mendoza, Was Very Knowledge and reassuring, he provided a through review of the MRI and I left feeling happier that my headaches were not a result of the concerns i had Also, appreciating that the headaches were still causing me distress, Mr Mendoza advised he would advise that further referral would be beneficial

He clearly explained from start to end what my issues were. I felt that with any irrelevant questions asked or that’s not got to do with the main topic, he would stop me so no time would be wasted. He was friendly and opened to answer questions given to him

Mr Hardwidge was completely honest (pros and cons of surgery) and professional. My surgery went smoothly and so far it’s ten out of ten.

Really good

Amazing care received from this lady and her team. I feel incredibly lucky to have had the standard of care I have had from Anna and Professor Macavoy. I wouldn't be here without them.

Care and attention from Mr Haden was exemplary

I decided to see Mr Spink with my back problem after been told some 6 months prior that there was nothing that could be done apart from keeping my weight down. The pain was getting worse by the day and I had started to become incontenant, after explaining my symptoms and an examination he told me to pack a bag and go straight Hull Royal Imfirmary for emergency surgery. I cannot thank him enough it's early days yet it looks like my bladder and bowels have been saved he said I have cauda Equina Syndrome if left untreated the outlook is grim. Thank you once again Mr Spink