Mr Rajneesh Misra

I am a  Consultant in Spinal Disorders  at the  Robert Jones and Agnes Hunt (RJAH) Orthopaedic Hospital  in Oswestry . My surgical foundation began in India, where I earned my  MBBS  from Madurai Medical College , followed by an  MS in General Surgery  from GSVM Medical College. I later achieved my  MCh in Neurosurgery  from the prestigious Sree Chitra Tirunal Institute for Medical Science & Technology, Trivandrum, India. I worked as consultant neurosurgeon In India from 2012 to 2020 when I moved to the UK. To refine my expertise within the UK healthcare system, I obtained the  FRCSEd (SN)  from the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh in 2019. This was followed by a series of sub-specialty fellowships designed to master the complexities of the human spine . I completed a dedicated  Complex Spine Surgery Fellowship  at  The Walton Centre in Liverpool , followed by a dual-focused  Post-CCT Fellowship  that split my time between paediatric spine care at  Alder Hey Children’s Hospital  and adult spinal disorders at  RJAH  . I have also been awarded the  Fellowship of the Association of Indian Surgeons (FAIS)  and formal certification as a  medical expert witness . My clinical practice is rooted in the effective management of common spinal conditions, with the  majority of my work focused on decompressive spinal surgery . I specialise in relieving pain and restoring mobility for patients suffering from nerve compression, typically caused by  lumbar and cervical stenosis  or  disc herniations .By utilising both traditional and  minimally invasive techniques , I ensure that the primary goal of surgery—decompressing the spinal cord and exiting nerves—is achieved with precision. While I am highly skilled in complex stabilisation , my day-to-day focus remains on high-volume, essential spinal care. This includes a strong commitment to the entire patient journey, from the initial  consent process  to structured  post-operative rehabilitation . I work closely with physiotherapy teams to ensure that my patients begin their recovery exercises at the optimal time, aiming for the best possible long-term functional outcomes.

Adult spinal degenerative conditions. Spinal Intradural lesions.