Mr Robert Morris

I am a Consultant Neurosurgeon in Cambridge at Spire Cambridge Lea Hospital, specialising in spinal surgery and disorders of the nervous system. I regularly assess and treat patients with back pain, neck pain and degenerative spinal conditions, providing expert care tailored to each individual.

A large part of my work involves treating patients with degenerative spine and disc problems, including conditions that cause persistent back or neck pain and nerve symptoms. I also specialise in surgery for brain tumours and offer assessment and treatment for patients with Parkinson’s disease and epilepsy.

I provide expert assessment and surgical treatment for a range of spinal conditions, including disc prolapse, spinal degeneration and nerve compression. My practice focuses on helping patients regain mobility, reduce pain and return to normal activities wherever possible. 

Alongside my private practice, I am the Clinical Lead in Neurosurgery at Cambridge University Hospitals, where I manage complex neurosurgical cases and contribute to service development.

I have completed specialist training in functional neurosurgery and previously worked as a consultant trauma neurosurgeon. I am actively involved in international research programmes investigating new surgical treatments for Parkinson’s disease, including stem cell transplantation and gene therapy.

After qualifying in medicine I completed my neurosurgical training in London, culminating in Fellowship of the Royal College of Surgeons in Functional Neurology. Before taking up my consultant role in Cambridge, I gained extensive experience in trauma neurosurgery, treating acute and complex neurological injuries.