Psychogenic pain

This list shows every expert witness in the UK Register of Expert Witnesses who claims expertise in Psychogenic pain. Click on any expert witness to view full details. You may prefer to interactively search the Register.

Professor Cock in LONDON
Subspecialty expertise in epilepsy, encompassing all aspects relating to the causes, diagnosis, prognosis and treatment (medical and surgical) of epilepsy other than of conditions and syndromes exclusive to childhood • Expertise in common conditions misdiagnosed as epilepsy (e.g. faints, psychogenic non-epileptic attacks) • Experience in psychiatric conditions complicating epilepsy (e.g. post-seizure psychoses, automatisms during and after seizures) and advising on occupational health matters relating to epilepsy •...
Dr Jonathan Valentine MB ChB FRCA FFPMRCA FRCP in THARSTON
Most chronic pain conditions/syndromes • Complex presentation with chronic pain & associated disability Secretaries: Julie Summers-Frost and Tracey Hannant E-mail: [email protected] Tel: 01603 819115
Dr Adedokun in MANCHESTER
Dr Adedokun has extensive clinical experience in the management of various chronic pain syndromes including persistent neck, back or neuropathic pain especially following personal & occupational injuries, with experience in medical negligence claims • Dr Adedokun's experience also includes other chronic pain conditions such atypical facial pain, trigeminal neuralgia, post herpetic neuralgia, & other neuropathic pain syndromes, complex headaches, complex regional pain syndrome, cancer pain, musculo-skeletal...
Dr Whymark in GLASGOW
Consultant in pain management and anaesthesia since 2004. Current NHS practice including a multidisciplinary biopsychosocial approach to pain management and general and regional anaesthesia for surgery, trauma and orthopaedics. Preparing 100 reports per year since 2018, 70% claimant. Feedback from advocates and solicitors quoted on website. Interests in chronic pain following injury and operation, functional, somatoform and psychological pain conditions, CRPS and fibromyalgia.

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