About Mr Dan Plev

Consultant Neurosurgeon

Orthopaedics

Sub-specialties: Spinal Surgery, Orthopaedics, Sports Injuries, Neck, Spine, Orthopaedic Spine and Neuro-spine Surgery, Back and Neck Pain.

Mr Dan Plev is a Consultant Neurosurgeon at OneWelbeck Orthopaedics. Mr Plev has considerable experience in spinal assessment, treatment and surgery, and is a leading surgeon in kyphoplastic cement augmentation for fractures, endoscopic discectomies and nucleoplasties.

Overview

Bookings: bookings.orthopaedics@onewelbeck.com

Tel: 020 3653 2002

Mr Dan Plev is a Consultant Neurosurgeon at OneWelbeck Orthopaedics. Mr Plev has considerable experience in spinal assessment, treatment and surgery, and is a leading surgeon in kyphoplastic cement augmentation for fractures, endoscopic discectomies and nucleoplasties.

Areas of Expertise

Mr Plev performs a range of treatments, including:

Some of the conditions he commonly treats are:

  • Back and neck pain
  • Pathologies of the entire spine (cervical, thoracic, lumbar)
  • Degenerative spinal conditions
  • Traumatic conditions of the spine
  • Tumours
  • Sports injuries
  • Nerve pain
  • Sciatica
  • Disc damage

About Mr Dan Plev

Mr Plev is has considerable experience in spinal assessment, treatment and surgery, and is a leading surgeon in kyphoplastic cement augmentation for fractures, endoscopic discectomies and nucleoplasties.

He is a guest lecturer at international neurosurgical and spinal conferences, and plays an active role in faculty hands-on teaching courses; he is also involved in various patient support organisations, including the Artificial Disc Replacement Support Group.

His philosophy is to treat patients as he would his own family. He manages his patients in a holistic manner and utilising the least invasive measures when possible to improve the patients’ symptoms.

Mr Dan Plev (MD FANCH), is a graduate of Mainz University. He trained in Phoenix, AZ, USA and completed his neurosurgical training in Munich, Germany.

He was awarded an MD for his experimental immunohistological work on proliferation markers in gliomas and meningiomas. During his training, he gained considerable experience in treating spinal disorders; ranging from degenerative conditions to tumour work.

His next plan for treating spinal conditions is with stem cell therapies, which he hopes will be available in the very near future.

He has adopted a stepladder approach to treatment for his patients: starting with identifying the issue and treating it as conservatively as possible with physiotherapy and injectional treatment, then considering minimally invasive procedures such as nucleoplasty and endoscopy, and can then discussing fusions and disc replacements, when absolutely necessary.

Mr Plev now works full time in private healthcare. He was a consultant neurosurgeon at King’s College Hospitals until 2009, and until recently, he was part of the multi-disciplinary team at The London Spine Clinic and still works closely with them.

Additional Information

Memberships

  • North American Spine Society
  • The International Society for the Advancement of Spine Surgery (ISASS)
  • British Cervical Spine Society (BCSS)
  • National Osteoporosis Society (NOS)
  • Bavarian Medical Council, Specialist Register
  • CyberKnife Society