Dr James Wilson: Anaesthetics
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Dr James Wilson

Anaesthetics

 

Overview

Specialises in

  • Pain medicine

About me

Dr Wilson is a Consultant in Anaesthesia & Pain Medicine. He sees patients with a wide range of chronic and cancer pain problems and lectures on Opiates, pain pathways and cancer pain. His NHS base is at Maidstone Hospital.

He has special interests in Spinal Pain, CRPS, Cancer Pain, Ultrasound guided procedures and Radiofrequency denervations.

He performs a wide range of procedure to control pain including: Epidurals, Facet Joint Injections, Radiofrequency denervation, Nerve Root Blocks and Sympathectomies.

Areas of interest

Chronic Pain; Spinal Pain; Cancer Pain; Ultrasound Guided Procedures; Radiofrequency Denervation

Medical secretaries

  • Anaesthetic Secretary: Beverley Capon
  • Kent Institute Of Medicine & Surgery Newnham Court Way Weavering MAIDSTONE ME14 5FT
  • 01622 538122
  • wkag@ymail.com
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Procedures completed

  • A5760

    Medial Branch Block (under x-ray control) - 3 to 4 levels - (1-5)

  • X3510

    IV sedation administered by operator - (1-5)

  • A5770

    Medial Branch Block (under x-ray control) - 5 to 6 levels - (1-5)

  • A7350

    Local anaesthetic blockade of named major nerve or plexus - (1-5)

  • A5210

    Epidural injection (lumbar) - (1-5)

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