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Written by a patient
17th January 2013


I was in the National Hospital for Neurology & Neurosurgegy as a patient of the Neurosurgeon Mr Neil Kitchen who diagnosed a problem with my neck and referred me to Mr Adam Meir who diagnosed Cervical Spondylitic Myelopathy Secondary to Stenosis (this meant that the bones in the cervical spine had trapped not just the nerves but had compressed the spinal cord and I was in danger of becoming quadriplegic). He performed a Posterior cervical decompression and an occipito-cervical fixation in February 2010 and thereby saved my life. Due to an infection he was later forced to remove the metalwork in October 2010 but this has worked for me as the fixation had given time for C3 to C7 to fuse whilst leaving C1 and C2 free so I am able to move my neck and everything seems fine again now. He is not only an excellent surgeon he is always for friendly and helpfull and takes time to discuss things with his patients no matter how busy he is. Patient - Frank (Jack) Jackson

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