Dr Vinod Metta is a Consultant Interventional Neurologist and Movement Disorders, Dystonia, Parkinson’s Specialist. He trained at King’s College Hospital London and conducted his higher specialist training (CCT) in neurology and movement disorders at Imperial College London, University College London and Queen Square Hospitals in London. He is a member of the Association of British Neurologists (ABN) and Australian and New Zealand Association of Neurologists (ANZAN). He was awarded his doctorate for research on the pathophysiology of, and treatment options for, disabling non-motor symptoms of fatigue and sleep in patients with Parkinson’s disease, in collaboration with King’s and Imperial College London..He was a recipient of the 2016 ABN Australasian Fellowship.
Dr Vinod has authored and co-authored several papers published in high-impact factor journals such as Brain, several book chapters, including prestigious Oxford Textbook for Clinical Medicine 5th and 6th editions, and research associate of EUROPAR & Parkinson’s Disease Non Motor Group UK (PDNMG UK) ) He is a postgraduate tutor and runs several MRCP courses nationally and internationally. He has a particular interest in exploring and pioneering biomarkers to investigate pathophysiology and treatment models of neurodegenerative disorders.
Dr Vinod Metta, one of few interventional neurologists provides bespoke one stop interventional procedures for a range of acute and chronic neurological & movement disorders and a world expert in treating patients with advanced Parkinson’s disease & Pioneer in Novel Device aided Non Oral therapies like Subcutaneous Apomorphine Pump & Intrajejunal Duodopa successfully treating advanced parkinson’s disease over a decade in UK, India & Middle East.
AFFILIATIONS
- Visiting Consultant & Clinical Lead for Advanced Parkinson’s therapy Programme, Kings College Hospital London, Dubai
- Visiting Professor of Clinical Neurology, SRM Institute of Medical Sciences, Chennai India
- Liaison Consultant Neurologist, Kings College London- Parkinson’s Research Alliance India (KCL-PRAI)
