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Current NHS consultant posts held

Barts Health NHS Trust
Royal London Hospital

Research interests

Cervical Spine Surgery
Lumbar Spine Surgery

Personal interests

Robotics, Machine Learning and Next-Gen Conversational AI.

Awards received

MCh degree for research in Biomechanics for the work “Biomechanical Analysis of the Stabilisation properties of the Halder Humeral Nail” under Professor Angus Wallace, Queens Medical Centre, Nottingham.

Travelling Spine Fellowship by Imperial College, London.

Publications

1.Total Talar Extrusion with Medial Malleolar Fracture

Rajesh MB, Chamma R, Ranganathan A

J Musculoskelet Disord Treat 2019, 5:066



2. Management Strategies in Chronic Lumbar Facet Joint Syndrome – A Review of Literature

Rajesh MB, Chamma R, Ranganathan A

J Musculoskelet Disord Treat 2019, 5:068



3. Review – SPIN 26 – Is there a role for oral antibiotics in the prevention of infection in patients with draining wounds following spine surgery?

Montgomery A, Rajesh MB

ICM Philly Spine 2019 P630.



4. Review – SPIN 51 – What is the incidence of infectious meningitis following spinal surgery? Does the use of instrumentation affect this?

Yamada K, Montgomery A, Uchida Y, Rajesh MB

ICM Philly Spine 2019 P645.



5. Surgical Correction of Severe Claw toe Deformity – A Review of the Stainsby Procedure

SR Mangaleshkar, MB Rajesh, RK Tandon

The Foot (2001) 11, 126 – 131.



6. Clinical and pedobarographic evaluation of fore-foot Arthroplasty.

NJ Harris, MB Rajesh, R Betts, I Stockley, T Duckworth, CJM Getty

Foot and Ankle Surgery – Vol – 7, Part – 3, Page 160-169, 1997.



7. A Prospective 10-16 year Evaluation of Fore-foot Arthroplasties.

I Stockley, MB Rajesh, R Betts, NJ Harris

Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery (Br) 2000; 82–B: P – 187.



8. Biomechanical Analysis of the Stabilisation properties of the Halder Humeral Nail

MB Rajesh, PA Manning, L Neumann, WA Wallace

The Journal of the Orthopaedic and Traumatology Association of Macedonia and Thrace; Vol –13, No:2 – 2000, Page 44.



9.Long-term results of multilevel (three and four levels) cervical disc arthroplasty: age-weighted linear regression analysis—results from a single centre

M. Rajesh, S. Khan, S. Friesem, C. Bhatia, G. Reddy

Posters / The Spine Journal 16 (2016) S72–S93 (Abstract)



10. Comparison of hybrid versus three- and four-level cervical disc arthroplasty – results from a single centre.

S. Khan, M. Rajesh, S. Friesem, C. Bhatia, G. Reddy, K. Aneiba

Posters / The Spine Journal 16 (2016) S72–S93 (Abstract)

Courses offered to GPs

Spine Day Lectures for Physiotherapists