Personal Profile
Mr Anastasios Giamouriadis is a Consultant Neurosurgeon at NHS Grampian, Honourary Senior Clinical Lecturer at Aberdeen University and the Lead Minimally Invasive, Skull Base and Pituitary Surgeon for the North of Scotland Brain and Spine Centre. Over the last 10 years he practiced in London and New York and specialising in minimally invasive brain, spine and peripheral nerve surgery.
He holds an extensive portfolio in academia, research and training and he is the main author of one of the most published neurosurgical handbooks globally. He gives lectures and runs courses routinely on a national and international level and he is a peer reviewer for The British Journal of Neurosurgery.
He has extensive clinical and surgical experience with over 2000 neurosurgical procedures and numerous publications and presentations. His expertise in minimally invasive keyhole surgery combines maximum efficiency and safety, providing at the same time fantastic cosmetic results, minimum inpatient stay and fast recovery.
Qualifications
- 2005 Graduate from School Of Medicine Aristoteles University, Thessaloniki
- 2006 MD in Applied Military Medicine
- 2012 Member of Royal College of Surgeons Edinburgh
- 2016 Certificate of Completion of Training in Neurosurgery
- 2016 Fellow in Minimally Invasive Brain Surgery Weill Cornell New York
- 2017 Fellow of Royal College of Surgeons England in Neurosurgery
- 2018 Senior Clinical Fellow in Brain Tumour Surgery and NeuroOncology King’s College Hospital London
- 2019 Senior Clinical Fellow in Skull Base and Pituitary Surgery King’s College Hospital London
