Dr Roman Cregg

About

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  Dr Roman Cregg is a Consultant in Pain Medicine and Anaesthesia at the National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery and UCH, London, UK. He completed his training in anaesthesia rotating between the King's College London, University College London, Chase Farm and Barnet and the Royal Free Hospitals. e did an Advanced Pain Medicine fellowship based at the Imperial School, London and held appointments at Chelsea and Westminster, Hillingdon and The Royal Marsden Hospitals. He went further supplementing his sub-specialty pain training with attachments to Guys' and St Thomas' hospitals (advanced neuromodulation) and Cleveland Clinic, OH, USA (interventional management of headaches) before taking up my current permanent post as a consultant.
  
  Dr Cregg's clinical activities are centered around the multidisciplinary management of acute, chronic and cancer pain. He has the following clinical interests:
  - Cancer pain
  - Back and neck pain
  - Persistent pain after surgery
  - Poorly controlled acute pain
  - Neuropathic pain
  - Pain in urogenital area / pelvic pain (male and female)
  - Personalised Pain Medicine tailored to suit your genetic makeup and preferences
  - Second opinion
  - Rare / unexplained / inherited pain conditions
  - Medical Procedures including a wide range of X-ray and CT-guided injections targeting peripheral structures including nerves and nerve roots and central (axial) blockade.
  
  Special Interests include Cancer pain, Back and neck pain, Persistent pain after surgery, Poorly controlled acute pain, Neuropathic pain, Pain in urogenital area / pelvic pain (male and female), Personalised Pain Medicine tailored to suit your genetic makeup and preferences, Second opinion, and Rare / unexplained / inherited pain conditions

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  Interventional cancer pain management, urogenital / pelvic / abdominal chronic pain, rare inherited pain conditions such as erythromelalgia, CIPA and Paroxysmal extreme pain disorder, central pain syndromes, neuropathic pain, intraoperative anaesthetic