Mr Jonathan Lucas: Trauma & orthopaedic surgery

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Overview

Specialises in

Spine

About me

Consultant Spinal Surgeon appointed in 1999.
Trained in Orthoapedic and Spinal surgery on the South-East London Orthopaedic Training Program with a Spinal Fellowship in the Centre for Spinal Surgery, Queen's Medical Centre, Nottingham and as a British Orthopaedic Association Travelling Fellow to the USA

Areas of interest

In both the Adult and Paediatric Spine;
The adult Spine includes; degenerative conditions of the spine; sepsis; tumours; and trauma of the Spine;
sepsis and deformity corrections of the spine;
In Paediatric spinal surgery I undertake; Scoliosis; Kyphosis corrective surgery; the practice includes; major reconstructive surgery of the spine; and minimally invasive techniques of surgery to the spine;

Medical secretaries

Valerie Jopson
Suite 207, Emblem House London Bridge Hospital 27 Tooley Street LONDON SE1 2PR
020 7403 3501
020 7234 2252
pa.jdlucas@hcaconsultant.co.uk

Anaesthetists worked with (Bupa members, please ask your consultant whether your anaesthetist is fee-assured)

About me

Current NHS consultant posts held

Consultant Spinals Surgeon, Guys and ST Thomas' NHS Foundation Trust and the Evelina London Children's Hospital

Research interests

Blood conservation in Paediatric spinal Surgery, Paediatric Spinal deformity surgery, Adult TB, spianl metastases and infection

Personal interests

Walking

Awards received

Best paper at BritSpine 2016
3D Ultrasound Imaging of the Spine in Adolescent Idiopathic Scoliosis

Languages spoken

English

Publications

Editor – Orthopaedic Section – The New Aird`s Companion in Surgical Studies: 3rd Edition 2005
Editors: Professor KG Burnand, Mr AE Young and Mr JD Lucas

BOOKS PUBLISHED
New Aird`s Companion in Surgical Studies, 3nd Edition.
Editors, KG Burnand, AE Young. JD Lucas.
Elsevier Churchill Livingstone 2005.
Chapter 45 Paediatric Orthopaedic JD Lucas
Chapter 52 Principles of Fractures and Complications RM Atkins & JD Lucas
Chapter 56 Spinal Fractures JD Lucas

Critical Care Medicine at a Glance
Wiley Blackwell
2nd Edition 2009
Dr Richard Leech
Contributor to Chapter 52, Trauma – Spinal Trauma JD Lucas
Critical Care Medicine at a Glance
Wiley Blackwell
3nd Edition 2014
Dr Richard Leech
Contributor to Chapter 71, Trauma – Spinal Trauma
JD Lucas

Browse’s Introduction to the Symptoms and Signs of Surgical Disease
Edited by KG Burnand 2015
CRC Press, Taylor & Francis group
Chapter 9 The Spine and Pelvis JD Lucas

Critical Care Medicine at a Glance
Wiley Blackwell
4nd Edition 2014
Dr Richard Leech
Contributor to Chapter 71, Trauma – Spinal Trauma
JD Lucas

French’s Index of Differential Diagnosis. In Print
Chapter 16 The Spine
FW Heatley JD Lucas

PUBLICATIONS
Mcintyre,J.D, Lucas,J, Smith M.A, Mckee,H.
Intramuscular glomus tumour: sixth reported case.
Histopathology 1999:35,281-2.

Al-Nammari SS, Khan AA, Lucas JD, Lam KS.
Pathological hangman’s fracture after successful renal transplantation.
Acta Orthopaedica Belgica December 2006; 72(6): 775-778.

Al-Nammari SS, Lucas JD, Lam KS.
Hematogenous Methicillin-Resistant Staphylococcus Aureus Spondylodiscitis.
Spine. 32(22):2480-2486, October 15, 2007
Samolades EP, Anbar AS, Lucas JD, Fotiades H, Chalides BESpinal cord compression by a solitary metastasis from a low grade Leydig cell tumour: A case report and review of the literature. World Journal of Surgical Oncology 2008, 6:75-80. http://www.wjso.com/content/6/1/75
Edwards MR, Panteliadis P, Lucas JD. Neuromuscular scoliosis as a sequelae of Guillian-Barre syndrome. Journal of Paediatric Orthopaedics B. 2010 Jan;19(1):95-7

Campbell V, Lucas JD.
Fifteen-minute consultation: neuromuscular spinal deformity in disabled children.
Arch Dis Child Educ Pract Ed 2015 100:6-10

Not a complete list of publications

My qualifications & training

My private practice

Information for healthcare professionals (Bupa patients only, last 12 months)

Procedures completed

A5290
Transforaminal epidural - (5-50)

London Bridge Hospital (5-50)
A5770
Medial Branch Block (under x-ray control) - 5 to 6 levels - (5-50)

London Bridge Hospital (5-50)
S5210
Injection into subcutaneous tissue/painful trigger point under local anaesthetic - (5-50)

London Bridge Hospital (5-50)
X3510
IV sedation administered by operator - (5-50)

London Bridge Hospital (5-50)
V2542
Posterior excision of disc prolapse with undercutting facetectomy +/- decompression - lumbar region (1 or 2 levels) - (5-50)

London Bridge Hospital (5-50)
V3362
Primary posterior fusion with instrumentation +/- decompression +/- discectomy (including Graft stabilisation and all fusion approaches) (lumbar region) - (1-5)

London Bridge Hospital (1-5)
V3340
Primary anterior discectomy, decompression and anterior fusion +/- instrumentation - lumbar region (1 or 2 levels) - (1-5)

London Bridge Hospital (1-5)
V4140
Removal of posterior spinal implant - (1-5)

London Bridge Hospital (1-5)
V2652
Revision posterior fusion +/- instrumentation (lumbar region) - (1-5)

London Bridge Hospital (1-5)
A5750
Medial Branch Block (under x-ray control) 1 to 2 levels - (1-5)

London Bridge Hospital (1-5)
V2540
Posterior excision of disc prolapse (including microdiscectomy +/- decompression) - lumbar region (1 or 2 levels) - (1-5)

London Bridge Hospital (1-5)
A5210
Epidural injection (lumbar) - (1-5)

London Bridge Hospital (1-5)
A5760
Medial Branch Block (under x-ray control) - 3 to 4 levels - (1-5)

London Bridge Hospital (1-5)
X3770
Intramuscular injection with x-ray control (e.g. piriformis block) - (1-5)

London Bridge Hospital (1-5)
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