Dr Maneesh Bhojak

Practising at

Spire Cheshire Hospital

Treatment information

Some of the principal treatments carried out by Dr Maneesh Bhojak at Spire include:

Radiology

Other treatments

Professional profile

I am a consultant neuroradiologist working at the Walton Centre in Liverpool, Spire Cheshire and Spire Murrayfield Hospital. In my clinical practice I cover all aspects of diagnostic brain and spine imaging including, skull base, pituitary, brain tumour (including advanced brain tumour imaging – MR spectroscopy and perfusion imaging), epilepsy, trauma, neuro-ophthalmology and vascular (neuro) imaging.

My basic radiology training was at Newcastle upon Tyne Hospitals followed by a two year subspecialty fellowship in neuroradiology at Charing Cross Hospital, National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery (Queen’s Square) and Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children, London.

All aspects of diagnostic neuroradiology including skull base, neuro-ophthalmology, spinal and advance neuroimaging.

Qualification and professional memberships

MBBS / SMS Medical College, Jaipur, India / 1996
Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery

MRCP / Royal College of Physicians (UK) / 2004
Member of Royal College of Physicians

FRCR / Royal College of Radiologists (UK) / 2007
Fellow of Royal College of Radiology

EDiNR / ESNR (Europe) / 2013
European Diploma in Neuro-Radiology

Professional memberships

Fellow of Royal College of Radiology
Member of Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons Glasgow
European Society of Neuroradiology
British Society of Neuroradiologists

Current NHS posts

Consultant Neuroradiologist, The Walton Centre NHS Foundation Trust
Honorary Lecturer, School of Medicine, University of Liverpool

Research and Publication

Articles

Incidental pineal cysts: is surveillance necessary?
March 2016

Cerebral CT Venography Using a 320-MDCT Scanner With a Time-Density Curve Technique and Low Volume of Contrast Agent: Comparison With Fixed Time-Delay Technique

Accuracy of four-dimensional CT angiography in detection and characterisation of arteriovenous malformations and dural arteriovenous fistulas.

The role of magnetic resonance imaging in the management of brain metastases: diagnosis to prognosis

Diffusion-weighted MRI characteristics of the cerebral metastasis to brain boundary predicts patient outcomes.

The reliability of routine clinical post-processing software in assessing potential diffusion-weighted MRI "biomarkers" in brain metastases.

3D CT cerebral angiography technique using a 320-detector machine with a time-density curve and low contrast medium volume: comparison with fixed time delay technique

Personal Profile

Outside my work I like to spend time with my family. I enjoy playing racquet sports, listening to Indian classical music and reading non-fictional books.

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