Mr Adrian Casey, Consultant Neurosurgeon

020 8076 0896

Mr Adrian Casey MBBS, FRCS, SN

Consultant Neurosurgeon

MBBS, FRCS, SN
Mr Adrian Casey, Neurosurgeon

Mr Casey is a recommended Consultant Neurosurgeon

HCA-Healthcare-UK
The Wellington Hospital - new

020 8076 0896

Areas of expertise

  • Spine fractures and trauma
  • Arthritis (spine)
  • Back pain
  • Spinal stenosis
  • Complex spinal disorders
HCA-Healthcare-UK
The Wellington Hospital - new

Recommendations for Mr Casey

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4 GPs
7 Specialists

Recommended by:

  • byDr Philip Joseph Posner, GP

    ❝Very experienced neurosurgeon with a very good reputation.❞

  • byDr Micaela Doyle, GP

    ❝Great neurosurgeon. Spends time with patients.❞

  • byA GP

    ❝Recommended neurosurgeon❞

  • byDr Timothy John Gerrard, GP

    ❝Recommended neurosurgeon❞

  • byDr Nigel Kellow, Pain Medicine Specialist

    ❝I have known and worked closely with Adrian Casey for a number of years. He is an excellent complex spine surgeon and I would not hesitate to refer a close friend or family member to him. In fact I have! He has successfully operated on my brother's neck.❞

  • byMr Ian Sabin, Neurosurgeon

    ❝Very well established with an NHS base at Queen Square and a large private practice at the Wellington Hospital. Has a reputation for dealing with very complex cases referred from other surgeons.❞

  • byProf. George Ikkos, Psychiatrist

    ❝A very good spinal neurosurgeon. Good results.❞

  • byDr Hadi Manji, Neurologist

    ❝Good clinician. Reliable.❞

  • byProf. Paul O'Flynn, Consultant ENT Surgeon

    ❝Recommended Neurosurgeon❞

  • by Dr Simon Farmer, Neurologist

    ❝Recommended neurosurgeon❞

  • by Prof. Alister Hart, Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon

    ❝Excellent surgeon❞

  • byDr Philip Joseph Posner, GP

    ❝Very experienced neurosurgeon with a very good reputation.❞

  • byDr Micaela Doyle, GP

    ❝Great neurosurgeon. Spends time with patients.❞

  • byA GP

    ❝Recommended neurosurgeon❞

  • byDr Timothy John Gerrard, GP

    ❝Recommended neurosurgeon❞

  • byDr Nigel Kellow, Pain Medicine Specialist

    ❝I have known and worked closely with Adrian Casey for a number of years. He is an excellent complex spine surgeon and I would not hesitate to refer a close friend or family member to him. In fact I have! He has successfully operated on my brother's neck.❞

  • byMr Ian Sabin, Neurosurgeon

    ❝Very well established with an NHS base at Queen Square and a large private practice at the Wellington Hospital. Has a reputation for dealing with very complex cases referred from other surgeons.❞

  • byProf. George Ikkos, Psychiatrist

    ❝A very good spinal neurosurgeon. Good results.❞

  • byDr Hadi Manji, Neurologist

    ❝Good clinician. Reliable.❞

  • byProf. Paul O'Flynn, Consultant ENT Surgeon

    ❝Recommended Neurosurgeon❞

  • by Dr Simon Farmer, Neurologist

    ❝Recommended neurosurgeon❞

  • by Prof. Alister Hart, Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon

    ❝Excellent surgeon❞

    • Make an appointment

    Address

    • The Wellington Hospital

      The Wellington Hospital Ground Floor, Wellington Pl, London, NW8 9LE

    • Platinum Medical Centre

      15-17 Lodge Rd, St John's Wood, London, NW8 7JA

  • University College Hospital

    235 Euston Road, London, NW1 2BU

  • Royal National Orthopaedic

    Brockley Hill, Stanmore, HA7 4LP

    • About Mr Adrian Casey

    GMC number: 3079324

    Year qualified: 1985

    Place of primary qualification: University of London

    Areas of expertise

    • Spine
    • Neck
    • Back pain
    • Spinal stabilisation
    • Artificial disc technology
    • Cervical myelopathy
    • Lumbar canal stenosis
    • Spinal tumours
    • Spinal Surgery

    Professional memberships

    Royal College of Surgeons
    British Association of Spine Surgeons
    General Medical Council

    Articles by Mr Adrian Casey

    Paravertebral tumours of the cervicothoracic junction extending into the mediastinum: surgical strategies in a no man’s land

    Paravertebral tumours of the cervicothoracic junction extending into the mediastinum: surgical strategies in a no man’s land

    The role of bone spect/ct in patients with persistent or recurrent lumbar pain following lumbar spine stabilization surgery

    The role of bone spect/ct in patients with persistent or recurrent lumbar pain following lumbar spine stabilization surgery

    Anterior cervical transsternal approach for thoracic outlet neoplasms; a 15 year experience in two tertiary centres

    Anterior cervical transsternal approach for thoracic outlet neoplasms; a 15 year experience in two tertiary centres

    Rigid occipitocervical fixation: indications, outcomes, and complications in the modern era: clinical article

    Rigid occipitocervical fixation: indications, outcomes, and complications in the modern era: clinical article

    Superficial siderosis following trauma to the cervical spine: case series and review of literature

    Superficial siderosis following trauma to the cervical spine: case series and review of literature

    Outcome of adult patients with x-linked hypophosphatemia caused by phex gene mutations

    Outcome of adult patients with x-linked hypophosphatemia caused by phex gene mutations

    British association of spine surgeons standards of care for cauda equina syndrome

    British association of spine surgeons standards of care for cauda equina syndrome

    Antibiotics a cure for back pain, a false dawn or a new era?

    Antibiotics a cure for back pain, a false dawn or a new era?

    How to interpret computed tomography of the lumbar spine

    How to interpret computed tomography of the lumbar spine