Mr Jonathan Pollock

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Written by a NHS patient at Queen's Hospital
3rd February 2023


Three weeks ago I had a craniotomy to remove a sphenoid orbital brain tumour with Mr.Pollock as the lead neurosurgeon. I was in surgery for an extremely long time and was carefully put under anesthesia with the breathing tube being put in while I was still awake as it was the safest way to proceed. When I came round from my surgery Mr.Pollock said it had been very successful and the whole tumour had been removed. I have had a fairly good recovery so far and didn’t need to stay in hospital that long before I was discharged home with family care. Three weeks on I’m still recovering well and have my follow up appointment with Mr.Pollock next month then I will have more MRIs. I highly recommend Mr.Pollock as a brilliant neurosurgeon and the neurosurgery team at Queens hospital and the recovery nurses and occupational therapists etc, the care was excellent all round.

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I am a Consultant Neurosurgeon and Lead for Neuro-oncology and Skull Base at Essex Neurosciences Centre based at Queens Hospital in Romford. I was appointed in 2002.

I trained at Gonville and Caius College , Cambridge and the John Radcliffe Hospital , Oxford and qualified in 1990. My Neurosurgical training was in Oxford, Nottingham and London. our Hospitals in Romford form the 10th largest acute provider in England out of 280 NHS Trusts and we have seen significant development in our clinical services since opening in 2006.
The Skull Base practice has grown to a large multidisciplinary team with expert input from Rhinology, Neuro-otology, Maxillofacial , Oculoplastic , Facial Plastics, Endocrine and Neurophysiology colleagues. Queens Hospital has recently been designated one of two centres for the treatment of Brain Tumours in North Central London. The department has a high reputation for training.

My interests include meningioma (over 400 managed and operated) , vestibular schwannoma, pituitary tumours and combined craniofacial approaches. I have a particular interest in surgery for intracranial tumours causing visual failure. I have developed multidisciplinary and endoscopic operating at Queens significantly over the last 14 years.

I serve as Director for the Brain and Spine Pathway Board for London Cancer. I have a national role as a question setter for the Neurosurgical Fellowship exam and I am a former member of the SAC (the national training body) in Neurosurgery.
I have served as Clinical Director for Neurosciences in my Trust and as Clinical Lead for Neurosurgery.

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