Dr Vijay Bhaskar Bandikatla

FFPMRCA (Pain Medicine, RCOA, UK) CCT (Anaesthesiology with special interest in Pain Management) Neuromodulation & Advanced Pain Research Fellowship (London)

Work Experience

20 yrs+

Registration No

42478

Language

English, हिंदी, తెలుగు

Location

Apollo Health City Jubilee Hills

Speciality And Areas Of Interest

Non Surgical pain management options for Low Back Pain, Sciatica, Knee Pains, Joint pains, Neck Pain, Cervical Spondylitis, Headache, Facial Pains, Trigeminal Neuralgia, Cancer Pain, Diabetic neuropathic pain.

Work Experience

Past Positions:

Presently working as Consultant Pain Management at Apollo Hospitals Jubileehills
Ex Consultant: Bradford Teaching Hospital NHS Trust, Bradford, UK. (2013-2018)
Ex Consultant, Yorkshire Clinic Hospital, Bradford, UK. (2013-2018)
Research Fellowship: Advanced Pain and Neuromodulation: Guys & St. Thomas’ Hospital London. 2012
Care Hospital: Consultant Pain Management, 2018
Consultant Indo British Advanced Pain Clinic, 2019

Research and Publications

Publications:

Book Chapters:

• Supra scapular nerve block, Interventional Pain management: A Practical ap-proach,

second edition, 2016, Vijay Bandikatla, Sanjeeva Gupta

• Ultrasound guided spine interventions, Interventional Pain management: A Practi-cal

approach, second edition, 2016, Vijay Bandikatla, Suresh Narayanan, Shyam

Balasubrahmanyian,

• Occipital nerve stimulation, Interventional Pain management: A Practical approach,

second edition, 2016, Vijay Bandikatla, Suresh Narayanan,

Journals (Peer reviewed)

• “Six year retrospective review of Occipital nerve stimulators- controversies and

challenges of an emergicng technique in primary refractory headache” S Palmasani,

V Bandikatla, et al, Journal of Headache and Pain 2013 14:67

• “Spinal epidural abscess and meningitis following an epidural catheterization”

V.Bandikatla, B. Rizwan, A. Skalimis, H. Patel, Publication of a case report in indexed

journal Acute Pain 9 (1) 2007 edition, Reference No: ACPAIN 117, Reference no: doi:

10.1016/j.acpain.2006.10.002.

• “Potentially serious hazard associated with intravenous extension tubing” Letter to

the editor. Anaesthesia Goosen, L. A.; Bandikatla, V. B.; Uncles, D. R. Anaesthesia,

Volume 64, Number 12, December 2009 , pp. 1382-1383(2)

Abstracts

Timing MON- SAT (10:00 AM-01:00 PM)

Book Appointment