- Fee assured
- Awaiting verification
- Not in Open Referral network
Specialises in
- Spine
Offers
- Face-to-face consultations
- Video and telephone consultations
About me
Mr McKay is a Consultant adult and paediatric spinal surgeon. He is a fellowship trained specialist and his adult deformity and degenerative practice is based at the Royal Orthopaedic Hospital. His practice here encompasses the full range of degenerative and deformity pathologies throughout the cervical, thoracic and lumbo-sacral spine.
Mr McKay's paediatric deformity practice is based at Birmingham Children’s Hospital, a dedicated paediatric centre of excellence. He serves a large and culturally diverse patient population and as such has experience of managing an extensive array of spinal deformity pathologies from birth to adulthood. As well as early and late onset scoliosis surgery, His practice includes caring for a sizeable syndromal and neuromuscular patient cohort.
He was awarded his CCT in Orthopaedic surgery by the Severn Deanery training programme, and subsequently developed specialist skills in spinal surgery under national and international experts at eminent institutions both in the UK and overseas.
He added neurosurgical experience to his training by completing a fellowship at Southmead Hospital, Bristol, a level 1 trauma centre and tertiary referral centre for 4 counties. As part of the complex neurosurgical spine team, he focused on the management of cervical spine conditions, including cranio-cervical and atlantoaxial pathology. He also had the opportunity to train in cervical disc replacement, gained exposure to intradural surgery, as well as furthering his skills in thoracolumbar degenerative surgery.
Following this Mr McKay undertook a year-long fellowship at Westmead Children's Hospital, Sydney, one of the largest paediatric spine units in Australia. He was exposed to a wide range of paediatric deformity in all age groups, and was involved with the emergence of Anterior Vertebral Body Tethering (AVBT) in Australia. His research in this field has been presented internationally in Australia and New Zealand, as well as in the UK.
Mr McKay spent a further year on fellowship at Middlemore Hospital in Auckland, New Zealand, which serves as the supra-regional spinal trauma hub for the North Island. Here, he furthered his experience in the management of adult deformity, degenerative pathology (particularly of the cervical spine), and emergency spinal surgery.
Areas of interest
Cervical spine
Posterior decompression +/- Fusion; ACDF; Foraminotomy; Corpectomy; laminoplasty;
Thoracic spine
Posterior decompression +/- Fusion; MIS fusion, Anterior discectomy +/- Vertebractomy
Lumbar spine
Microdiscectomy; Laminectomy / Posterior decompression +/- Fusion / interbody fusion i.e. TLIF / PLIF, ALIF / XLIF / OLIF; coccygectomy.
Deformity
Anterior / posterior correction of scoliosis; anterior release; Posterior decompression / fusion +/- interbody fusion as above.
Injections
Nerve root blocks; transforaminal epidural injections; caudal epidural injections; MUA / injection coccyx.
Medical secretaries
- Shelley Cadicott
- Priory Hospital Priory Road Edgbaston Birmingham B5 7UG
- 07876 551051
- shelleycaldicott@protonmail.com
Anaesthetists worked with
- Dr Egidio Da Silva
Fee Assured
Information for healthcare professionals (Bupa patients only, last 12 months)
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A5745
Medial branch block injection(s) +/- image guidance (including bilateral) LUMBAR - (5-50)
Priory Hospital (The) (5-50) Droitwich Spa Hospital (The) (1-5)
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A5765
Neurolytic Root Block (Radiofrequency denervation, Thermocoagulation, Cryotherapy or Phenol, including Rhizolysis) +/- Image Guidance (including Bilateral) LUMBAR - (5-50)
Priory Hospital (The) (5-50) Droitwich Spa Hospital (The) (1-5)
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A5210
Epidural injection (lumbar) - (5-50)
Priory Hospital (The) (5-50) Droitwich Spa Hospital (The) (1-5)
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A5755
Nerve Root Block +/- Image Guidance (including Bilateral) LUMBAR - (5-50)
Priory Hospital (The) (1-5) Droitwich Spa Hospital (The) (1-5)
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V2560
Decompression for central spinal stenosis (1 or 2 levels) - (1-5)
Priory Hospital (The) (1-5)
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