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Dr Hadi Manji, Neurologist
MA MBBChir (Cambridge) MD FRCP
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Neurology
General neurology, Headaches and migraine, Neurological infections, Peripheral nerve diseases
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Clinic details
Consultant Neurologist
Member of General Medical Council
Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians
Member of Association of British Neurologists
Member of British Medical Association
Fellow of the Royal Society of Medicine
Dr Hadi Manji is a Consultant Neurologist at The National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery, Queen Square, London. His medical interests include general neurology, peripheral nerve disorders such as peripheral neuropathy due to diabetes, carpal tunnel syndrome and Guillain-Barré (or its chronic correlate, CIDP). He has a specialist interest in peripheral nerve disorders and neurological infections including those related to HIV infection.
Dr Manji studied medicine at Cambridge University and the Middlesex Hospital, gaining his final MB BChir in 1982. He initially trained as a GP in Edinburgh before specialising in neurology at The Middlesex, Royal Free and National Hospitals. He spent a six-month sabbatical at L'hôpital Kremlin-Bicêtre in Paris before being appointed Consultant Neurologist at the National Hospital and the Ipswich Hospital in 1997.
Dr Manji is active in teaching and is involved in developing a new medical school in Beira, Mozambique, which he visits for two weeks every year. He is also the Chief Author and Editor of the Oxford Handbook of Neurology which is used during their training by junior doctors and neurologists worldwide. The first edition sold 11,000 copies and the second edition is in preparation. He is the Honorary Secretary of the Association of British Neurologists. He has published papers on peripheral nerve disorders, HIV neurology and also general neurology subjects including movement disorders and neuro-ophthalmology.
Headaches
Dizzyness and blackouts
Faints and syncope
Neuromuscular disorders
Peripheral nerve disorders and infectious disorders of the nervous system, including HIV
Who has recommended Dr Hadi Manji?
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Recommended on 14/01/2014
Excellent neurologist and caring physician.
Recommended on 27/05/2014
He seems very sensible and helpful, and mutual patients (particularly one he treated for AVM) talk highly of him.
Recommended on 12/10/2016
Recommended neurologist
Recommended on 31/01/2017
Recommended Neurologist.
Recommended on 20/07/2017
Dr Hadi Manji is an excellent general neurologist who also specialises in HIV. He's got a very good opinion.
Who has Dr Hadi Manji recommended?
Prof. Jaspal Kooner, Cardiology
Recommended on 16/05/2016
Good clinician. Reliable.
Prof. Malcolm Rustin, Dermatology
Recommended on 16/05/2016
Good clinician. Reliable.
Dr John McFadden, Dermatology
Recommended on 16/05/2016
Good clinician. Reliable.
Mr Kalpesh S Patel, Ear, Nose & Throat (ENT)
Recommended on 16/05/2016
Good clinician. Reliable.
Dr Asjid Qureshi, Endocrinology & diabetes mellitus, General (internal) medicine
Recommended on 16/05/2016
Good clinician. Reliable.
Dr Devinder Bansi, Gastroenterology, General (internal) medicine
Recommended on 16/05/2016
Good clinician. Reliable.
Prof. Jayantha Arnold, Gastroenterology, General (internal) medicine
Recommended on 16/05/2016
Good clinician. Reliable.
Dr Voi Shim Wong, Gastroenterology, General (internal) medicine
Recommended on 16/05/2016
Good clinician. Reliable.
Dr Huw Beynon, General (internal) medicine, Rheumatology
Recommended on 16/05/2016
Good clinician. Reliable.
Dr Paul Glynne, General (internal) medicine
Recommended on 16/05/2016
Good clinician. Reliable.
Dr Harsha Kariyawasam, General (internal) medicine, Respiratory medicine
Recommended on 16/05/2016
Recommended respiratory specialist
Dr Mike Brown, General (internal) medicine, Infectious diseases
Recommended on 16/05/2016
Good clinician. Reliable.
Dr Santiago Catania Aguero, Neurophysiology
Recommended on 16/05/2016
Good clinician. Reliable.
Dr Bryan Youl, Neurology, Neurophysiology
Recommended on 16/05/2016
Good clinician. Reliable.
Dr Carla Cordivari, Neurophysiology
Recommended on 16/05/2016
Good clinician. Reliable.
Mr Alan J Farthing, Obstetrics & gynaecology
Recommended on 16/05/2016
Good clinician. Reliable.
Mr Riaz Asaria, Ophthalmology
Recommended on 16/05/2016
Good clinician. Reliable.
Mr John Grindle, Ophthalmology
Recommended on 16/05/2016
Good clinician. Reliable.
Mr Simon Moyes, Orthopaedic surgery
Recommended on 16/05/2016
Good clinician. Reliable.
Mr Sean Molloy, Orthopaedic surgery
Recommended on 16/05/2016
Good clinician. Reliable.
Mr Adrian Casey, Neurosurgery
Recommended on 16/05/2016
Good clinician. Reliable.
Mr David Choi, Neurosurgery
Recommended on 16/05/2016
Good clinician. Reliable.
Mr James Allibone, Neurosurgery
Recommended on 16/05/2016
Good clinician. Reliable.
Mr Ciaran Healy, Plastic & reconstructive surgery
Recommended on 16/05/2016
Good clinician. Reliable.
Dr Gary Bell, Psychiatry
Recommended on 16/05/2016
Good clinician. Reliable.
Dr Elizabeth Lightstone, General (internal) medicine, Renal medicine
Recommended on 16/05/2016
Good clinician. Reliable.
Prof. Onn Min Kon, General (internal) medicine, Respiratory medicine
Recommended on 16/05/2016
Good clinician. Reliable.
Dr Shahir Hamdulay, General (internal) medicine, Rheumatology
Recommended on 16/05/2016
Good clinician. Reliable.
Dr Dan Ornadel, General (internal) medicine, Respiratory medicine
Recommended on 03/02/2017
I have known Dr Ornadel for over 15 years - he is a well respected chest and general physician who has a huge wealth of experience working at Northwick Park Hospital, The Clementine Churchill Hospital and The Wellington Hospital. He has excellent clinical skills and great empathy. He works extremely hard. I would strongly recommend him.
