Consultant

Dr Salwa Kamourieh

Consultant Neurologist
MBBS, PGCertMedEd, MRCP, PhD
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Dr. Kamourieh's specialist areas are primary refractory headaches (chronic migraine, vestibular migraine and trigeminal autonomic cephalagias) with a specific interest in neurostimulation for intractable headache disorders. Dr. Salwa Kamourieh works as part of the NHS Headache and Facial Pain Group.

Neurology, Pain Management
Arabic, English
In-person, Video call
£300

Treatments

Available treatments from Dr Salwa Kamourieh
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Occipital nerve blocks

Occipital nerve blocks can help patients with migraine and also those who experience cluster headaches.

Peripheral nerve stimulation

Peripheral nerve stimulation (PNS) is a type of neuromodulation that is used to treat chronic (long-term) pain.

Related conditions

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Facial pain

At The London Clinic we provide a private facial pain and trigeminal neuralgia treatment service. Book a consultation with one of our leading neurologists.

Headaches

At The London Clinic we provide a private chronic headache treatment service. Book a consultation with one of our leading specialists.

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Vestibular migraine

Our specialist consultants draw on years of experience to offer vestibular migraine treatments.

Bio

Dr. Kamourieh trained at Imperial College, London and undertook her General Medical and Specialist Training in Northwest London. She completed MRCP in 2010 and a PhD from Imperial College, London in 2016. Her specialist areas are primary refractory headaches (chronic migraine, vestibular migraine and trigeminal autonomic cephalagias) with a specific interest in neurostimulation for intractable headache disorders. Dr. Kamourieh has authored several scientific papers, contributed to book chapters and has been an invited speaker at national medical conferences and teaching courses.

More information

  • Consultant Neurologist
    The National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery
  • Qualified 2007

  • Imperial College School of Medicine 2001-2007
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