Geriatric Neurosurgery in Clinical Practice
A multidisciplinary reference addressing neurosurgical care in older adults, including perioperative planning, outcomes, rehabilitation and ethical considerations.
View on ElsevierDr Joe M. Das brings together international neurosurgical practice, clinical research, textbooks and surgical education — with a particular interest in skull base surgery and neuro-oncology.
Bringing together clinical work, research, teaching and the exchange of knowledge across institutions and borders.
Dr Joe M. Das is a consultant neurosurgeon, researcher and academic author. His work spans clinical neurosurgery, scientific publishing and surgical education, informed by professional experience in the United Kingdom, India, Nepal, Bahrain and the Maldives.
His specialist training includes a Royal College of Surgeons of England-approved fellowship in complex skull base neurosurgery at Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust, together with skull base training in India and paediatric neurosurgery training at Birmingham Children’s Hospital.
His principal professional interests include skull base and pituitary surgery, neuro-oncology, cerebrovascular neurosurgery, clinical evidence synthesis and the education of future surgeons.
Research interests include skull base neurosurgery, neuro-oncology, vascular neurosurgery and clinical outcomes. Published work ranges from clinical reports and reviews to collaborative research.
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Skull base surgery. Neuro-oncology. Cerebrovascular care. Outcomes.
Authorship and editorial work are a central part of Dr Das’s academic portfolio, from neuro-oncology education to contemporary care of older neurosurgical patients.
A multidisciplinary reference addressing neurosurgical care in older adults, including perioperative planning, outcomes, rehabilitation and ethical considerations.
View on ElsevierA question-based textbook exploring the diagnosis, biology and management of brain tumours for trainees and clinicians.
View on SpringerTeaching, educational publishing and peer review are recurring parts of Dr Das’s professional work.
Teaching and skills development for surgical trainees, including participation in Basic Surgical Skills training.
Textbooks, educational chapters and question-based resources designed to make complex neurosurgical knowledge more accessible.
Critical appraisal of scientific work, manuscript reviewing and contributing to the quality of published medical evidence.
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Specialist experience across cranial and spinal neurosurgery, developed through consultant practice and advanced fellowship training.
Complex skull base lesions, pituitary disorders and endoscopic approaches.
Microsurgical approaches to intracranial tumours and neuro-oncological care.
Cerebral aneurysms and selected vascular disorders of the brain.
Cervical and lumbar spinal disorders, including degenerative conditions.
Evaluation and surgical management of hydrocephalus and related conditions.
Head and spinal injuries requiring specialist neurosurgical assessment.
Neurosurgical practice and training across tertiary referral centres, specialist units and academic teaching hospitals.
Consultant Neurosurgeon
Complex Skull Base Neurosurgery Fellowship, Charing Cross Hospital
Neuro-oncology, epilepsy and paediatric neurosurgery experience
Bahrain Specialist Hospital and College of Medical Sciences Teaching Hospital
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