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Dr Matthew Burn is a Consultant Stroke Physician based in Buckinghamshire and East Berkshire, where he has been a Consultant since 2005.
Training and Appointment
After medical school in Cambridge and London, Dr Burn continued his training in General Medicine and Elderly Medicine in London, before sub-specialising in Stroke Medicine. He did a Stroke Fellowship in St George’s Hospital and worked as a Consultant in the Chelsea and Westminster Hospital before moving to Buckinghamshire in 2005 where he founded the Wycombe Stroke Unit. The unit is now the largest Stroke Unit in Thames Valley, serving Buckinghamshire and East Berkshire including Windsor and Maidenhead, and regularly receives a national ‘A’ rating.
Dr Burn has been director of the department of Stroke, Neurology, and Neurorehabilitation in Buckinghamshire Healthcare NHS Trust since 2011, and since 2014 he has been the regional clinical lead for Stroke for Thames Valley, covering Buckinghamshire, Oxfordshire, and Berkshire. He has a strong interest in research and has held posts as the research director for Buckinghamshire Healthcare NHS Trust, and as stroke research lead for Thames Valley Clinical Research Network.
Current Practice
Dr Burn has been seeing patients privately since 2007. He now focuses both his NHS and private practice exclusively on patients with Stroke and TIA and associated conditions. His private practice is based in the Buckinghamshire Stroke Clinic at the The Shelburne Hospital, where he aims to provide timely, specialised clinical care of the highest standard while offering a personalised service.
His approach to clinical care is characterised by:
In addition he has built up strong links with other medical specialists in Buckinghamshire and Thames Valley, and in particular Radiologists, Vascular Surgeons, and Cardiologists specialising in procedures to prevent stroke such as closure of a “hole in the heart” (Patent Foramen Ovale).
Dr Burn has extensive experience in managing all aspects of Stroke and TIA (Transient Ischaemic Attack or “mini-stroke”):
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