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Brighton

Nuffield Health Hospital
Warren Rd
Woodingdean
Brighton BN2 6DX

Alternate Tuesday afternoons

Telephone: 01273 627008
Website: www.nuffieldhealth.com/hospitals/brighton

Surrey

Spire Gatwick Park Hospital
Povey Cross Road
Horley
Surrey RH6 0BB

Saturday mornings

Telephone: 01293 778919
Website: www.spirehealthcare.com/gatwickpark/

Virtual Zoom Clinics available for follow-up patients

Flexible times – contact private PA

Private Patient Secretary Contact Details

Nicola Hinton Saha
Telephone: 07772 443 707 Fax:01273 917779
Email: pa2romisaha@protonmail.com

I am registered by all the major providers including BUPA, Norwich Union, Aviva, Standard Life, AXA PPP, Simply Health, Benenden Health and WPA

Medico-Legal Instructions

Contact Medico-Legal Services
Nicola Hinton
Email: nhinton.sahaneurology@gmail.com

Private Patient Correspondence Address

Please address all private patient correspondence to:

Dr Romi Saha
Consultant Neurologist
Nuffield Health Hospital
Warren Road
Woodingdean
Brighton BN2 6DX

Terminology

MRI Scan
A MRI Scan is a non-invasive technique which can look in detail at the soft-tissue within your brain and spinal cord. It is a common investigation requested in a wide variety of neurological disorders including where MS is suspected. For more information, click here.

DatSCAN™
A DatSCAN™ takes pictures of the brain using radiation - similar to having an x-ray. It is a common technique for patients who have a tremor or slowness of movement.

Lumbar Puncture
(spinal tap) - a needle is inserted (under local anaesthetic) into the small of your back to access the space around your spinal cord and a small sample of fluid is then taken and tested for abnormalities. The procedure is done as a daycase and afterwards you will be asked to lie on your back for a few hours. A small proportion of patients may suffer headaches for a few days after the procedure, otherwise complications are rare.

Evoked Potentials
A painless procedure, to test the time it takes for your brain to receive messages. Small electrodes are placed on your head to monitor how your brain waves respond to external stimuli e.g. what you see, hear or feel.