Personal Profile
Dr Mytheen completed his National Specialist Registrar training in Clinical Neurophysiology from Sheffield teaching Hospitals in 2002 with attachments at the National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery and Great Ormond Street Children’s Hospital in London.
He has been a Consultant in the specialty since 2002.
As a Consultant Clinical Neurophysiologist, the diagnosis of the conditions included in this page is carried out using a consultation, clinical examination and tests using specialised computer aided equipments.
Dr Mytheen was the clinical lead at the Clinical Neurophysiology Department at City Hospital (Sandwell and West Birmingham Hospitals NHS Trust) for 17 years, which is one of the largest provider of Neurophysiology services in the West Midlands receiving referrals from a large number of hospitals and GP surgeries. He still does part time work there.
He is extensively involved in teaching and training and was the Speciality Committee Chair in Clinical Neurophysiology, for the West Midlands Deanery, overseeing the Training in Clinical Neurophysiology Speciality in the West Midlands From 2010 until-December 2022
Also was National Speciality Advisory training Committee member in Clinical Neurophysiology with the Royal College of Physicians (JRCPTB), London from 2010-2022, as well as the Educational Committee Chair of British Society of Clinical Neurophysiology from 2014 to 2021.
Dr Mytheen’s special interests are given at the top of the page. The clinical work includes Nerve Conduction Studies and Electromyography for conditions such as carpal tunnel syndrome, ulnar neuropathy, other entrapment (trapping) nerve problems, peripheral neuropathies, muscle disorders like Mortor Neuron Disease, myopathy muscular dystrophy, and nerve injuries.
He also provides EEG investigation of epilepsy and other selected brain disorders and offers full reports for both routine, sleep/sleep deprived Electroencephalograms (EEGs) and Evoked Potential Studies ( EPs) through the City Hospital site.
Dr Mytheen’s research interests are in quantitative EMG studies. He regularly gives lectures in local and regional, meetings/teaching programmes on many topics in Clinical Neurophysiology.
He has been a Consultant in the specialty since 2002.
As a Consultant Clinical Neurophysiologist, the diagnosis of the conditions included in this page is carried out using a consultation, clinical examination and tests using specialised computer aided equipments.
Dr Mytheen was the clinical lead at the Clinical Neurophysiology Department at City Hospital (Sandwell and West Birmingham Hospitals NHS Trust) for 17 years, which is one of the largest provider of Neurophysiology services in the West Midlands receiving referrals from a large number of hospitals and GP surgeries. He still does part time work there.
He is extensively involved in teaching and training and was the Speciality Committee Chair in Clinical Neurophysiology, for the West Midlands Deanery, overseeing the Training in Clinical Neurophysiology Speciality in the West Midlands From 2010 until-December 2022
Also was National Speciality Advisory training Committee member in Clinical Neurophysiology with the Royal College of Physicians (JRCPTB), London from 2010-2022, as well as the Educational Committee Chair of British Society of Clinical Neurophysiology from 2014 to 2021.
Dr Mytheen’s special interests are given at the top of the page. The clinical work includes Nerve Conduction Studies and Electromyography for conditions such as carpal tunnel syndrome, ulnar neuropathy, other entrapment (trapping) nerve problems, peripheral neuropathies, muscle disorders like Mortor Neuron Disease, myopathy muscular dystrophy, and nerve injuries.
He also provides EEG investigation of epilepsy and other selected brain disorders and offers full reports for both routine, sleep/sleep deprived Electroencephalograms (EEGs) and Evoked Potential Studies ( EPs) through the City Hospital site.
Dr Mytheen’s research interests are in quantitative EMG studies. He regularly gives lectures in local and regional, meetings/teaching programmes on many topics in Clinical Neurophysiology.
