Surgical Complications in Paediatric Surgery

By Mr Masood Shafafy, Consultant Spinal Surgeon

Posted 15 December 2020

6 Minute Read

Doctor examining a patient’s back, symbolising precision, care, and awareness of surgical complications in paediatric medical practice.

Tags:

  • Paediatric Spinal Surgery
  • Spinal Expert Witness
  • Informed Consent
  • Spinal Injury

Expert Disciplines:

  • Paediatric Surgery

About The Author

Mr Masood Shafafy

Mr Masood Shafafy

Consultant Spinal Surgeon

Mr Shafafy is a Consultant Spinal Surgeon at Nottingham University Hospitals, specialising in complex deformity and spinal reconstruction. Since 2009, he has been the programme director of the internationally recognised Nottingham Spinal Fellowship. He accepts instructions for adult and paediatric spinal claims covering spinal pathologies, injuries, operations, and management.

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