Kyphoplasty. The effect of waiting list times on the outcome of elective spine surgery.

Consultant Orthopeadic and Spine Surgeon, University Hospitals of Leicester NHS Trust

British Orthopeadic Association
Society of Backpain Research
Fellow Royal College Surgeons of Edinburgh
British Association of Spine Surgeons

Mr Braybrooke graduated from the University of Leicester in 1994, having spent most of his postgraduate training in this region. He also spent a year in Toronto, Canada at the end of his training developing an expertise in spinal surgery.
Mr Braybrooke is a general orthopaedic surgeon with an interest in spinal surgery. He offers a broad range of general services including hip and knee replacements, knee arthroscopies and forefoot surgery. In his specialist field he offers injections (nerve root blocks), discectomies, decompressions, and fusions of the lumber and cervical spine and kyphoplasty. His philosophy is to provide a friendly efficient service from initial consultation to treatment giving honest opinions in easily understandable language.

Mr Braybrooke has a young family with four children (all boys). He is a football fanatic and supports Blackburn Rovers. He plays in a local six a side football league every week and is assistant manager of his sons under nine football team.
He also enjoys sudoku, reading (biographies) following the NHL and playing golf.