London Pain Clinic

Tina Hobin was walking in Oxford Street in June 1984 when she was attacked from behind by a stranger. 'As a dancer, that attack had a devastating effect on my career and life in general....

After the incident the pain in her lower back and neck became more and more debilitating. She could no longer do the floor work, split’s or kicks and was restricted in movement which limited her career as a performer.

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'Me and my operation: The remote control that switches off angina pain.

Two million Britons suffer from angina - and many can't be helped by drugs or further surgery. Mike Rendell, 66, a retired garage owner from Brentwood in Essex, underwent a new procedure, as he tells Carol Davis...'

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'London Pain Clinic operates as an independant multi-disciplinary team for the management of patients with painful conditions.

The team is led by Dr Christopher Jenner, Consultant in Pain Medicine at St. Mary's Hospital, W2, a London teaching hospital.'

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