Dr Lydia Green

Dr Lydia Green is a Consultant Paediatric Neurologist specialising in child health and complex neurological conditions. She provides compassionate, patient-centred care for infants, children, and young people, focusing on the diagnosis, assessment, and holistic management of neurological disorders. Working closely with families and multidisciplinary care teams, Dr Green ensures that each young patient receives individualised and reassuring medical support tailored to their unique clinical needs.

Her primary clinical expertise encompasses general paediatric neurology, with a sub-specialist focus on Inherited White Matter Disorders, commonly known as leukodystrophies. In her clinical practice, she plays a leading role in regional specialist services dedicated to rare neurogenetic conditions. Her day-to-day work includes conducting comprehensive neurological evaluations, interpreting specialised diagnostic investigations, and coordinating long-term multidisciplinary care plans for children facing complex neurological challenges.

Dr Green earned her primary medical degree (MBChB) before completing extensive postgraduate training as a Consultant Paediatric Neurologist under leading experts in the discipline. Dedicated to advancing medical science and improving patient outcomes, she is also engaged in doctoral research (PhD) focused on the neurogenetics of inherited leukodystrophies and the development of bioinformatic pipelines for rare disease diagnosis. Her active involvement in research and clinical education helps ensure her practice remains at the forefront of modern paediatric neurology.