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Mr Parag Sayal

Neurosurgery 06063410

 

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Fee assured
Open Referral network

Specialises in

  • Spinal tumours
  • Spine

Offers

  • Face-to-face consultations
  • Video and telephone consultations

About me

Mr Parag Sayal is a Consultant Neurosurgeon who works within the National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery in the University College London NHS Trust.
He also sees patients privately in the Wellington Hospital , Chiswick outpatient & diagnostic centre and Queen Square private consulting unit/ UCLH private healthcare
He is the Clinical Lead at the world renowned "National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery, Queen square"
He has a wide range of experience in performing complex spinal surgery, endoscopic skull base surgery, and also offers minimally invasive procedures when indicated.
Mr Sayal currently offers a wide range of procedures with a special focus on specific sets of procedures – procedures for degenerative spinal conditions (back pain, sciatica, radiculopathy, and myelopathy), minimally invasive spinal surgery (tubes and endoscopic), spinal deformity surgery, surgery for spinal fluid leaks and surgery for spinal fractures, tumours and infections. He also offers injections and denervation.
He performs the entire spectrum of simple and complex spinal surgery , including minimally invasive surgery and Robotic assisted spine surgery
He is a specialist for CSF leaks (spinal fluid leaks) / Spontaneous intracranial hypotension, and works with the Neurologists / Neuroradiologists to provide investigations and treatments and has specific expertise in the surgical repair of difficult CSF leaks: ventral leaks, leaks due to meningeal cysts / lumbar punctures, CSF Venous fistulae.
He is part of the UK working group for CSF leak / SIH guidelines.
He also performs endoscopic anterior skull base surgeries for pathologies such as CSF leak, chordomas and chondrosarcomas amongst others with the ENT surgeons.
He has a specialist interest in cervical deformity correction, metabolic spinal conditions such as MPS & XLH, Tarlov cysts, craniovertebral junction pathology, syringomyelia, superficial siderosis, spinal cord tumours and vascular malformations and minimally invasive spinal surgery.
Mr Sayal qualified from his medical school with numerous awards and medals for his excellent work. He then went on to do his specialist training in neurosurgery in the Yorkshire Deanery. During this training period, he performed a vast amount of procedures (over 1500) including operations for brain tumours, brain haemorrhage/aneurysm clipping, as well as complex spinal and skull base surgery. He also undertook the highly-respected prestigious Sir Victor Horsley Spinal Fellowship at the National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery – a joint neurosurgery and orthopaedics fellowship allowing him to hone his skills for all aspects of spinal surgery. He did an additional fellowship at Queen Square focusing on developing his skills for Endoscopic anterior Skull base surgeries and Complex Spinal tumour surgery. He was also chosen for the Traveling Fellowship by the British Association of Spinal Surgeons and was later awarded a prize for the Best Presentation at their meeting in 2015.
Mr Sayal is an active researcher who is often invited to speak at neurosurgical meetings around the world and has produced over 60 abstracts for articles. He is also an excellent educator, training Senior Spinal fellows and holding the position of Lead for Junior Doctor Education. He is also invited to give lectures on neurosurgery to a plethora of medical professionals at UCL.

Areas of interest

Complex spine surgery; Minimally invasive spine surgery; Spinal tumours; Intradural tumours; Lumbar degenerative disease; Cervical degenerative disease; Cervical deformity; Adult spinal degernative deformity; Spinal fractures; Spinal infections; Lumbar discectomy; Lumbar decompression; Anterior cervical discectomy and fusion; Cervical disc replacement ; Spinal injections; Facet denervation; Nerve root injections; Spinal epidural; Vertebroplasty; Kyphoplasty; Posterior cervical fixation; Cranio-cervical junction pathology; Foramen magnum decompression; Endoscopic Skullbase surgery; Spinal fluid leak, CSF leak, Tarlov cyst,

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Procedures completed

  • V2540

    Posterior excision of disc prolapse (including microdiscectomy +/- decompression) - lumbar region (1 or 2 levels) - (1-5)

    Wellington Hospital (1-5)

  • A5755

    Nerve Root Block +/- Image Guidance (including Bilateral) LUMBAR - (1-5)

    Wellington Hospital (1-5)

  • A5110

    Excision of intradural lesion - (1-5)

    Wellington Hospital (1-5)

  • A3900

    Repair of dura - (1-5)

    Wellington Hospital (1-5)

  • V2562

    Decompression for central spinal stenosis (3 or more levels) - (1-5)

    Wellington Hospital (1-5)

  • V3362

    Primary posterior fusion with instrumentation +/- decompression +/- discectomy (including Graf stabilisation and all fusion approaches) (lumbar region) including spinal cord monitoring - (1-5)

    Wellington Hospital (1-5)

  • V2542

    Posterior excision of disc prolapse with undercutting facetectomy +/- decompression - lumbar region (1 or 2 levels) - (1-5)

    Wellington Hospital (1-5)

  • A4500

    Open operations on spinal cord - (1-5)

    Wellington Hospital (1-5)

  • A5745

    Medial branch block injection(s) +/- image guidance (including bilateral) LUMBAR - (1-5)

    Wellington Hospital (1-5)

  • V4302

    Combined anterior vertebrectomy with posterior fusion and instrumentation - (1-5)

    Wellington Hospital (1-5)

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