Dr Bharti Seth

Pain management specialist in Cambridgeshire

MBBS MD

GMC: 6098907

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Dr Bharti Seth is an esteemed consultant anaesthetist and chronic pain management specialist who treats back pain, shoulder pain and neck pain alongside migraine, hip pain and knee pain, based in Cambridge. She privately practises at Spire Cambridge Lea Hospital and her NHS base is The Queen Elizabeth Hospital King's Lynn NHS Foundation Trust.

Dr Seth, who is lead clinician in her NHS role, is a highly-experienced professional who believes that to successfully manage the impact of persistent pain in her patient's everyday lives, aligning the balance between physical and emotional health should be addressed.

She aims to help her patients navigate this journey by utilising her professional experience and clinical knowledge. This has been developed over years of study at respected institutions, where Dr Seth obtained various qualifications. These include an MBBS and an MD in Anaesthesia, both from Punjabi University, India.

Dr Seth, acquired her FFPMRCA from the Royal College of Anaesthetists, and also completed a modular course in musculoskeletal medicine by the British Institute of Musculoskeletal Medicine. She expertly undertakes various pain intervention procedures alongside those mentioned above. These include medial branch blocks and radiofrequency ablation procedures for the cervical and lumbar spine, epidurals using midline, caudal and transforaminal approaches and nerve root blocks for radicular pain. She also does ultrasound-guided procedures for peripheral neuropathies, which include occipital nerve blocks for headaches, supra scapular nerve blocks for shoulder pain and genicular nerve blocks for knee pain, as well as pulsed denervations of these nerves as appropriate.

Dr Seth's clinical research has featured in respected peer-reviewed journals and she has also presented her work at various national and international confrences.

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GMC: ‍6098907

Professional experience

• More than 20 years of experience
• Lead clinician for pain management services, Queen Elizabeth Hospital (April 2016 - present)
• Consultant anaesthetist, Hinchingbrooke District General Hospital, Huntingdon (September 2004 - March 2016)

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Sub-specialties

• Pain management for lower back pain
• Headache
• Hip pain
• Back pain
• Fibromyalgia
• Medial branch blocks
• Radiofrequency ablation procedures
• Epidurals
• Nerve root blocks for radicular pain
• Occipital nerve blocks
• Supra scapular nerve blocks
• Genicular nerve blocks
• Entrapment neuropathy
• Pelvic pain

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Teaching posts

• Teacher and educational supervisor of peers and students

Education

• FFPMRCA, Royal College of Anaesthetists (May 2021)
• Modular course, Musculoskeletal medicine, British Institute of Musculoskeletal Medicine (July 2010 - May 2012)
• MD (Silver Medal), Anaesthesia, Punjabi University, India (December 1997)
• MBBS, Punjabi University, India (December 1994)

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Publications and conferences

• Genesis of Chronic Pain; Anaesthesia & Intensive Care
Dr Bharti Seth, Dr Lorraine de Gray; Volume 20, Issue 8 (2019)
• Use of Non-Opioid analgesics in Chronic Pain: Anaesthesia & Intensive Care
Dr Bharti Seth; Volume 20, Issue 8 (2019)
• Supporting Professional Activities for Regional Advisors and Local Pain Medicine Educations Supervisors:
Dr Bharti Seth, Dr Lorraine de Gray;
Poster presentation at the Annual Congress for British Pain Society, Birmingham, 2017
• A survey of the Clinical Commissioning Groups (CCGs) in the UK, a survey of the current and future pain provision services:
Dr Bharti Seth, Dr Lorraine de Gray;
Poster presentation at the Annual Congress of British Pain Society, Birmingham, 2017
• Standardisation of post operative analgesic regimen for joint arthroplasty - Quality improvement exercise:
WIP congress at Maastricht, Netherlands, 2014

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Languages spoken

English
Punjabi