MBBS (Dist), BSc (Hons), FRCP (UK), AICSM
I am a Consultant in Clinical Neurophysiology primarily based at the Luton and Dunstable University Hospital NHS Foundation Trust since 2018. I qualified with distinction from Imperial College School of Medicine in 2006 and undertook a wide range of clinical training in general medicine working across London's leading teaching hospitals.
I have extensive experience across all ages and branches of Neurophysiology having trained at the National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery, The Royal Free Hospital and Great Ormond Street Hospital. I won the British Society of Clinical Neurophysiology’s prestigious Lord Adrian prize in my first year of specialist training for my work on national sedation monitoring across England’s Intensive Care Units. I remain actively involved in research, training and quality improvement projects as well as my own personal professional development.
I have particular expertise in peripheral nerve injuries, nerve entrapment, neuro-muscular diseases and epilepsy, working across all age ranges. I strive to make the experience of neurophysiological tests as pleasant as possible and ensure that reports are generated rapidly.
My areas of expertise include; Nerve conduction studies and Electromyography (NCS/EMG/QEMG/SF-EMG), Evoked Potentials (SSEP, MEP, ERG, VEP, BSAEP) and Electroencephalography (Routine, Sleep Deprived, Video-Telemetry, Ambulatory).
You can follow me on YouTube, via the link below, where you can find out more about the techniques used and explanations of a wide range of neuro-muscular conditions. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC70ljnnN4GKEdNAMMm2NT0g/videos
My BSCN Research Presentations are as follows; 2015 BSCN Scientific Meeting: Variability on upper limb nerve conduction data by ethnic origin, 2015 BSCN Scientific Meeting: Does the site of median nerve stimulation at the wrist matter? 2015 BSCN Scientific Meeting: Management of CTS and are NCS useful its management? And 2012 BSCN Scientific Meeting: A National Census of ITU Sedation Monitoring Practices.
Some of the principal treatments carried out by Dr Simon Freilich at Spire include:
Clinical neurophysiology
Other treatments
BSc (Hons) / London / 2004
Imperial College
MBBS (Dist) / London / 2006
Imperial College
MRCP (UK) / London / 2009
Royal College of Physicians
British Society of Clinical Neurophysiology
Royal College of Physicians, London
Head of the Neurophysiology Department at the Luton and Dunstable University Hospital NHS Foundation Trust
Luton and Dunstable University Hospital NHS Foundation Trust
I am an avid photographer and enjoy hiking in the great outdoors.
I am a Governor of a voluntary aided maintained primary school in Dollis Hill, London.
Telephone | 07730 650 918 |
Private secretary | Sarah Freilich |
Private secretary telephone | 07752 712 239 |
Private secretary email | sfemgltd@gmail.com |