Mr B Roy Chaudhary was awarded the iWantGreatCare certificate of excellence in 2024 for delivering outstanding care.

 

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Written by a carer at The John Radcliffe
22nd November 2016


When we arrived for my daughter's surgery, we were extremely apprehensive. During the months of symptoms and distress she had been experiencing we had become increasingly disillusioned about the seeming lack of interest and care she had been shown after seeking help on many occasions from practitioners in our home town. Because of this, our expectations were low when we arrived in Oxford Within a very short time of meeting Mr Chaudhary and some his team, that changed. Mr Chaudhary was extremely personable, explained my daughter's condition and the planned procedure, spoke to us both in plain language and willingly answered questions. Whilst pointing out the risks as well as the benefits of surgery for my daughter, he also offered reassurance and displayed confidence in the abilities of himself and the team to deliver a good, safe outcome from the procedure. The combination of his clear knowledge and expertise and his very personal and caring approach relieved many of our fears. For the first time since my daughter's symptoms began we both felt like she was receiving care as an individual and was in safe hands. These comments also apply to all members of his team that we came into contact with. Mr Chaudary's explanation that if the surgery took a bit longer than expected, it did not indicate a problem was also very reassuring as I was waiting for my daughter to return after surgery. As promised he phoned me when she was taken to recovery to let me know it was over and that the surgery had gone to plan without complications. The whole experience was made so much better by Mr Chaudhary and his colleagues' kind and helpful approach and we are very grateful for both their clinical skills and their human touch.

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Written by a patient at The Manor Hospital, Oxford
17th November 2016


Mr Chaudhary spent time explaining my condition, the primary aim of treatment, details of the procedure, risks and the likely outcome. This was hugely reassuring given the severity of the condition and the speed with which it was dealt. He was also available post-operatively and in the weeks following surgery for any questions I had during recovery which helped manage my own expectations of the healing process. Mr Chaudhary has my very great thanks and respect.

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Written by a patient at The Manor Hospital, Oxford
7th November 2016


From the first moment my husband and I met Mr Chaudhary, we were overwhelmed by his professionalism and knowledge. I was diagnosed with nerve root compression L5/S1. Mr Chaudhary suggested he carry out keyhole discectomy to remove the protruding part of the disc. Mr Chaudhary's bedside manner is second to none. Just hours after my operation Mr Chaudhary came to my bed side and he personally assisted me out bed and walked with me. Mr Chaudhary also has a very strong and loyal team around him, which helps relax and support the patient. I found the complete experience throughout Mr Chaudhary and his team very professional, relaxing, secure and the feedback once I reached the ward by the team was exceptional.

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Written by a patient at The John Radcliffe
2nd October 2016


I arrived at the John Radcliffe Trauma Unit on Thursday evening a week after a fall from my horse. I spent the week in a general hospital awaiting a diagnosis and plan; given that I had an unstable fracture of my spine this was a very difficult time for me. I felt vulnerable and at risk of further injury. From the minute I was referred to the John Radcliffe I was treated with absolute professionalism, care and respect. Before I arrived my case had been discussed by the Trauma team and treatment options decided. When I arrived each person I met introduced themselves and took the time to explain their role in my care and recovery. Dr Chaudhary went in to considerable detail about my operation and answered all the questions I had with care and attention to detail. I had every confidence that he and his team had my best interests at heart. I was in surgery on Friday morning and by Saturday evening I was discharged. His keyhole surgery technique has meant that my speedy recovery seems to be assured. I cannot thank him enough. The contrast between all the staff at the John Radcliffe - the health care team, the nurses, the anaesthetists, the surgeons and the physiotherapists and those at the other hospital was night and day. It was a pleasure to experience such high standards of professionalism, care and support. Thank you

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Written by a patient at The Manor Hospital, Oxford
12th September 2016


I had a keyhole microdiscectomy surgery by Mr Chaudhary and the operation went well. I understood my scar would be much smaller than the standard (non-keyhole) technique, and I was able to go home in the evening. It has been a week since my surgery and recovery is as expected. Mr Chaudhary clearly explained his keyhole technique and the risks involved in the surgery during the pre-operation consenting process. For those suffering from the condition microdiscectomy is definitely worth considering. My sciatic pain disappeared immediately, and with the added benefit of coming off various painkillers.

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Specialises in

  • Neurosurgery

Profile

Mr Chaudhary is one of the highest rated Neurosurgical Spinal Consultants in the UK**. He is a private Neurosurgeon/Spine Surgeon in Oxford having received gold medals, multiple scholarships and awards* for his research and patient feedback on spinal and neurosurgical conditions. He is also a NHS consultant at Oxford University Hospitals having trained at Imperial College, London (M.Sc Surgical Technology), University of Toronto (International AO Spinal Fellowship) and Cambridge, UK (NTN/Residency).

Now in his 28th year in medicine, his clinical work exclusively covers adult spinal pathology. He is highly specialised in minimally invasive (keyhole) spine surgery / daycase spinal operations like lumbar discectomy and spinal stenosis decompression and complex cervical (neck) spinal fusions.

During his medical training, Mr Chaudhary was affiliated with and trained in many of the top universities including Oxford University, Cambridge University, Imperial College and University of Toronto.

Prior to his consultant appointment, he undertook one of AO North America's most competitive combined Neurosurgical and Orthopaedic complex Spinal Fellowships in Toronto with some of the most world renowned spinal surgeons as well as some of the world's pioneers of keyhole spine surgery at the Toronto Western Hospital, Canada. His Neurosurgical Spinal Registrar/Residency programme was undertaken at Addenbrookes Hospital (Cambridge University Hospital NHS Trust) where he was also the Chief Resident for Neurosciences.

Mr Chaudhary treats spinal conditions including disc prolapse (lumbar & cervical), spinal stenosis, cervical myelopathy, spinal cord tumours with minimally invasive (keyhole) techniques for decompression, discectomy, spinal fusion etc. This follows his many years of research, training and peer-reviewed international presentations and publications focused on spinal surgery.

Additional research and educational interests include the application of technology in Surgery and Medical Education. He has completed his Masters in Surgical Technology at Imperial College, London.

Mr Chaudhary has won national prizes as well as a number of prestigious awards, gold medals and fellowships including the Harry Morton Fellowship from the Royal College of Surgeons of England and the British Association of Spine Surgeons President's Fellowship Award.


*Awards and prizes

-BASS/BSS Presidents Fellowship award - 2015
-Royal College of Surgeons of England Harry Morton Research Fellowship award - 2014
-Codman Neurosurgical Travelling Fellowship - 2014
-UK HCA Foundation International Travelling Fellowship award - 2013
-EOE Deanery bursary awarded for the study of Masters in Medical Education - 2012
-EOE Deanery bursary awarded for PG Certificate in Medical Education - 2011
-1st Prize, Presentation (poster), Society of British NeuroSurgeons - Nottingham, 2008
-Pfizer Medallion in Medicine and Scroll of Honour - MBBS
-VNS Memorial Gold Medal award, 1st place overall - MBBS
-KKS Gold Medal, 1st place in final year - MBBS


Contact details

Tel: +442031290934
email: private.secretary@spinesirgery.com
Twitter: @spinesirgery


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