Dr Yehia Kamel

Practising at

Spire Leicester Hospital

Treatment information

Some of the principal treatments carried out by Dr Yehia Kamel at Spire include:

Anaesthetics

• Epidural injections
• Joint manipulation treatment
• Joint pain treatment (joint injections)

Other treatments

Professional profile

I practice medicine in both the NHS and the private sector. My interests and every day practice span both acute, chronic and cancer pain and encompass a wide variety of conditions.

I have extensive experience in managing musculoskeletal pain originating from both the spine and other joints. This includes pain originating from the neck and the lower back and covers pain emanating from certain disc degenerative conditions, facet joints, sacroiliac joints, coccyx, and sciatica type pain.

I also specialise in joint pain of the shoulder, knees and hips. For all of these conditions, after a detailed and meticulous assessment, I can offer both medical conservative management and/or interventional management which might range from simple injections to the joints causing the pain and the nerves conveying the pain, to radio frequency treatment of the nerves. I am skilled in the use of ultrasound and x-ray imaging modalities.

I am the pain specialist on the Pancreatitis Multidisciplinary Team at the University Hospitals of Leicester and as such have a special interest in the assessment and management of abdominal and pelvic pain, particularly in relation to pain due to the pancreas. I also specialise in nerve blocks for abdominal pain, especially for pain caused by deep visceral conditions and treat widespread pain and Fibromyalgia.

In addition to my work in chronic pain, I work at LOROS to help with the pain management in palliative and terminally ill patients, where I specialise in nerve injections for cancers including ablative procedures.

I also play a significant role in teaching and training as I am the regional advisor of the Faculty of pain medicine. I teach on courses of interventions using ultrasound and x-ray both nationally and internationally. I have presented nationally and internationally and co-authored papers in specialised medical journals.

After qualification from Cairo University, I successfully completed my higher training in anaesthesia in Sheffield Teaching Hospitals. During that period I was awarded my Fellowship of the Royal College of Anaesthetists and subsequently in 2014, Fellowship of the Faculty of Pain (FFPMRCA) after which I was appointed as a Consultant in Anaesthetics and Pain Medicine in the University Hospitals of Leicester. I have also built upon and consolidated my experience in interventional pain management by gaining through examination of the Fellowship of the Interventional Pain Practice (FIPP).

Qualification and professional memberships

MBBch / Cairo University, Egypt. / 1998
Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery.

M.Sc / Cairo University, Egypt / 2001
Masters in Anaesthetics, Intensive Care and Pain

FRCA / London / 2009
Fellow of the Royal College of Anaesthetists

FFPMRCA / London / 2014
Fellow of the Faculty of Pain, Royal College of Anaesthetists

FIPP / London / 2018
Fellowship of Interventional Pain Practice

EDRA / Dublin / 2018
European Diploma in Regional Anaesthesia

Professional memberships

Royal College of Anaesthetists

Professional leadership

Royal College of Anaesthetists - Faculty of Pain Medicine

Current NHS posts

Consultant in anaesthesia and pain management, University Hospitals of Leicester.

Personal Profile

When not working, my favourite hobbies are reading and listening to music. I am interested in a wide range of subjects including philosophy, history and literature. I also enjoy spending time with my family.  Sport is another area that I enjoy immensely.

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