- Bupa Platinum consultant
- Fee assured
- Awaiting verification
- Open Referral network
Specialises in
- Spine
Offers
- Face-to-face consultations
- Video and telephone consultations
About me
Mr Kasis completed his basic surgical training in Guy’s/St Thomas’ and St Mary’s Hospitals in London in 2001, and then obtained a research MD degree in orthopaedics at the University of Sheffield.
Mr Kasis completed his higher orthopaedic training in Newcastle-Upon-Tyne and went on to complete a spinal fellowship in the Gold Coast Spine Unit in Australia with Dr Matthew Scott-Young.
Being competent in all approaches to the spine (operating from both the front and back) to treat a wide variety of spinal conditions, as well as current concepts of treatment of the spine, Mr Kasis strives to match the patient’s condition with the most appropriate technology available through approaches that are less invasive.
Areas of interest
Adult degenerative spine; low back pain in adults; anterior lumbar spine surgery for back pain; disc degeneration; anterior lumbar interbody fusion (ALIF); lumbar disc replacement; leg pain from disc bulge or prolapse; lumbar spine injections for back and leg pain; vertebral slip in the lumbar spine (spondylolisthesis).
Medical secretaries
- Ashleigh Hart
- Department of Orthopaedic Wansbeck General Hospital Woodhorn Lane Ashington NE63 9JJ
- 01670 529708
- ashleigh.hart@live.co.uk
Anaesthetists worked with
- Dr Christopher Coe
Fee Assured
- Mr Stephen Mowat
Fee Assured
- Dr Jonathan R Fortune
Fee Assured
Information for healthcare professionals (Bupa patients only, last 12 months)
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A5755
Nerve Root Block +/- Image Guidance (including Bilateral) LUMBAR - (5-50)
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A5211
Epidural injection (caudal) - (5-50)
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A5765
Neurolytic Root Block (Radiofrequency denervation, Thermocoagulation, Cryotherapy or Phenol, including Rhizolysis) +/- Image Guidance (including Bilateral) LUMBAR - (1-5)
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A5745
Medial branch block injection(s) +/- image guidance (including bilateral) LUMBAR - (1-5)
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A5754
Nerve Root Block +/- Image Guidance (including Bilateral) THORACIC - (1-5)