Mr Mohamed Mohamed

My approach to care is deeply patient-centred, grounded in a strong ethos of compassion, respect, and individualised treatment. I believe that each patient is unique, deserving of a tailored care plan that addresses their specific needs, concerns, and goals. I take the time to build trusting relationships with my patients and their families, ensuring they feel supported, informed, and involved in every step of the journey. By offering clear explanations and guidance, my patients make well-informed decisions about their care, fostering a collaborative environment where the patient's wellbeing is always the top priority. I graduated from the University of Leicester, having read medicine and surgery in 2010. I subsequently completed my trauma and orthopaedic training in the Merseyside rotation where I specialised in spinal surgery. Having completed extensive fellowship training I became one of a select few spinal surgeons with expertise in treating both adult and paediatric patients at tertiary care centres in the United Kingdom.

Diagnostic injections: Coccyx/facet joint/Nerve root/sacro-iliac joint Neck conditions: Cervical disc herniation (ACDF/Posterior cervical decompression/disc replacement surgery) Cervical myelopathy (ACDF/Posterior cervical decompression/disc replacement surgery) Cervical radiculopathy (arm pain and numbness) (ACDF/Posterior cervical decompression/disc replacement surgery) Lower back conditions: Coccydynia (surgery offered MUA and injection of coccyx) degenerative disc disease (surgery offered lumbar decompression) Disc protrusion – (surgery offered discectomy) Spinal osteoporotic fractures (surgery offered vertebroplasty/kyphoplasty) Spinal stenosis (decompression surgery/Fusion TLIF) Spondylolisthesis/spondylolysis (decompression/fusion TLIF)