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Pain Medicine
BScHons MBBS FRCA MD FFPMRCA
Spinal pain, Musculoskeletal pain, Neuropathic pain, Urogenital pain, Neuromodulation
Initial Fee: £275.00
Follow Up Fee: £220.00
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Treatments offered at King Edward VII's Hospital include, but are not limited to:
I have 26 years’ experience of working at a highly specialised pain management service with international recognition, providing pain management for people living with complex pain-related issues.
I am also one of a few pain specialists who works with highly experienced pain management physiotherapy and psychologists in the private sector.
World renowned in the field of pelvic pain medicine, I am one of a few to combine that experience with an expertise in neuromodulation, as well as a range of other interventions.
Professor Baranowski qualified from Guy’s Hospital, London, in 1984 having obtained both a BScHons and his MBBS. His pain medicine training was complimented through his higher qualification in pain research, in 1993 (MD). He was appointed to the staff of the Middlesex hospital in 1994 where he developed his interest in neuromodulation for neuropathic and complex spinal pain. {{ label }}
Through his multispecialty work with urologists, gynaecologists, urogynaecologists and colorectal specialists his interest in urogenital/pelvic pain started and he has since set up the largest centre for urogenital/pelvic pain in the UK. He was awarded the FFPMRCA in 2008, the first year it was available.
Professor Baranowski has organised over 40 meetings and was influential within the Royal Society for Medicine Anaesthetic Section Council (2001-2009) setting up the Pain Medicine subsection (2009-2010). He was appointed The Royal College for Anaesthetists’ Regional Advisor for Pain Medicine 2003-2010.
Professor Baranowski has sat on several guideline committees including The European Association for Urology CPP group (2003-present), and has influenced pain medicine through guidelines published in the UK, Europe and North America.
He was a founding member and President (2001-2005) of The International Society for the Study of Pain’s special interest group for urogenital pain, PUGO. Professor Baranowski has chaired the Taxonomy Committee of that group since 2003.
Professor Baranowski has over 120 publications. He served as an elected council member of the British Pain Society (2010-2020) and has served on their education committee, Pain Patient Pathways Mapping working group (2010-13), Hon Treasurer and is currently Immediate Past President.
Professor Baranowski is acknowledged as a senior and experienced consultant in pain medicine with an academic background that ensures that he is as up-to-date as possible to provide the most informed level of clinical care. He has, for the past thirty years worked within the frame work of a multidisciplinary team, including those that support activity and emotional health for those living with chronic persistent pain.
I am the Department Lead at UCLH, sorting out all changes relating to Covid-19 (such as technology requirements, remote consultations, face-to-face requirements, theatre and outpatients, staff related issues etc). Additionally, I am the lead author for North Central London Clinical Advisory Group advice on prioritisation of pain management during and post Covid-19, and have contributed to Royal College and Professional Societies’ Covid-19 guidelines.
My career highs include:
I received the Laing Buisson 2019 Award for Innovation in Care Winner for our Pain Management Service for Veterans.
I am a member of the following:
I have provided training as part of the following positions:
I have been involved in neuromodulation for pelvic pain and computerized tomography (CT) guided procedures.
I am Editor of 3 books, 2 on pelvic pain:
I have published over 120 papers and chapters, mainly on pain and pelvic pain. Examples include:
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