Dr. Brynmor Jones Consultant Radiologist
BSc (Hons) MBBS MRCP FRCR
Areas of Expertise
Our consultant radiologists deliver precise diagnostic imaging and targeted treatments using state-of-the-art MRI, ultrasound, CT, and X-ray technology. Working closely with orthopaedic and sports medicine specialists, they perform image-guided procedures and provide accurate, timely insights to guide your recovery.
Dr Brynmor Jones - Professional Bio
Dr Brynmon Jones specialises in adult and paediatric diagnostic neuroradiology. He performs CT and fluoroscopic guided selective nerve root blocks, lumbar epidurals and facet joint injections.
I have a particular interest in traumatic head injury, neuro-inflammatory diseases,neuro-oncology and movement disorders. I have an active practice in back pain intervention including CT and fluoroscopic guided selective nerve root injections, facet joint blocks and epidurals.
- Educational and Clinical Supervisor for the pan London radiology training scheme.
- Consultant Neuroradiologist Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust since May 2010.
- Co-Chair of the Imperial College stroke thrombectomy board and lead Neuroradiologist for MR guided Focused Ultrasound procedures
- British Society of Neuroradiology
- American Society of Paediatric Neuroradiology
- Royal College of Radiology
- Diagnostic analysis of baseline brain MRI features in infants with congenital cytomegalovirus infection: a simplified scoring system
- Double lesion MRgFUS treatment of essential tremor targeting the thalamus and posterior sub-thalamic area: a preliminary study with two year follow-up
- Device profile of exAblate Neuro 4000, the leading system for brain magnetic resonance guided focused ultrasound technology: an overview of its safety and efficacy in the treatment of medically refractory essential tremor.
- Acute flaccid myelitis caused by enterovirus D68 unmasking primary intracranial tumour in a previously healthy child.
- Cerebral microhaemorrhage in COVID-19: a critical illness-related phenomenon?
- COVID-19-Associated Cytotoxic Lesions of the Corpus Callosum.
- Immunosuppression for intracranial vasculitis associated with SARS-CoV-2: therapeutic implications for COVID-19 cerebrovascular pathology.
- COVID-19-related acute necrotizing encephalopathy with brain stem involvement in a patient with aplastic anemia.
- Fetal and neonatal MRI features of ARX-related lissencephaly presenting with a neonatal refractory seizure disorder.
- Vestibular dysfunction in acute traumatic brain injury.
- Cerebrospinal fluid exposure of cenicriviroc in HIV-positive individuals with cognitive impairment.
- Clinical and biochemical characteristics of patients presenting with pituitary apoplexy.
- Case report on the spontaneous resolution of a traumatic intracranial acute subdural haematoma: evaluation of the guidelines.
- Human T-cell lymphotropic virus (HTLV)-associated encephalopathy: an under-recognised cause of acute encephalitis? Case series and literature review.
- Inflammatory Activity on Natalizumab Predicts Short-Term but Not Long-Term Disability in Multiple Sclerosis.
- Assessment of optic nerve development using post-mortem Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) in fetuses and newborns. .
- The role of the right inferior frontal gyrus in the pathogenesis of post-stroke psychosis.
- Look away: arterial and venous intravascular embolisation following shotgun injury.
- Imaging in childhood arterial ischaemic stroke.
- Migrating tumour of the cauda equina.
- Multidetector CT angiography in paediatric neuroimaging – Uses and Techniques.
- Fractures and bone healing: Radiological Integrated Training Initative (RITI) – publication for the Royal college of Radiologists.
- Corticospinal projections to the rectus abdominis muscles in man: A study using transcranial magnetic stimulation.
- Ischaemic Stroke and Non-traumatic intracranial haemorrhage.
Consultations & Outpatient Clinics
Fortius Clinic City
Our City Clinic is conveniently located between Bank and Monument stations, within the historic and financial heart of London. At our modern, two-floor facility we have nine consulting rooms, spacious waiting areas, well equipped treatment rooms and an imaging centre.
Explore our City Clinic with our virtual tour.
If you are travelling by Tube, our closest underground stations are Bank and Monument, exit 6 for King William Street.
Should you be travelling by car, the closest parking is a three minute drive away at NCP Car Park London Vintry Thames Exchange. If you are attending clinic on a weekday, please be aware that we are based in the congestion charge zone.
- 75 King William StreetEC4N 7BE
- 0203 195 2442
- Monday to Friday from 8.00am to 8.00pm.
- Snow Injuries Clinic
- Tendon
- Sports & Exercise Medicine
- Ultrasound
- X-Ray
- Physician services
- Rheumatology
- MRI Scan
Fortius Clinic Marylebone Wing
Our 79,000 sq ft, seven-story, private hospital on Wigmore Street has 39 en-suite inpatient rooms, consultation and treatment rooms, and a physiotherapy suite.
The hospital has a high-spec imaging suite fully equipped with an MRI, CT scanner and X-ray machine. There are three state-of-the-art operating theatres, two anaesthetic rooms and a recovery bay.
Fortius Clinic London has two Mako robots for hip and knee joint replacements.
- 66 Wigmore StreetW1U 2SB
- +442031952442
- Open 24 hours
- Sports & Exercise Medicine
- Snow Injuries Clinic
- Tendon
- Ultrasound
- X-Ray
- Physician services
- Rheumatology
- CT guided injection
- MRI Scan
- CT Scan
Fortius Clinic Wimbledon
Our Wimbledon clinic houses a state-of-the-art imaging centre with a 3T MRI and X-ray scanners, Ultrasound, seven consulting rooms, two spacious waiting areas and well equipped treatment rooms all located on one level, ensuring easy accessibility for all patients.
Our partnership with Spire St Anthony’s Hospital allows us to provide orthopaedic surgery closer to our clinic. We treat a full range of conditions and perform joint replacement surgery using the latest Mako robotic assisted technology.
Take a tour of our clinic virtually through Google 360 views here.
We are open Monday to Friday from 8.00am to 8.00pm, and Saturday mornings from 8.30am to 12.30pm.
If you are travelling by Tube, our closest underground station is Wimbledon (District Line), which also has rail and tramlink services from central London and beyond.
There is no parking available at the clinic, but we have a number of parking facilities all within a 10-12 minute walk of the clinic: Centre Court Car Park, Broadway Car Park, and Hartfield Road Car Park. Please note that all of these facilities are paid car parks.
The building at 22 Worple Road has steps leading up to the front entrance. If you require assistance please inform us before your arrival by calling ahead on 020 3195 2442
- 22 Worple RoadSW19 4DD
- 0203 195 2442
- Snow Injuries Clinic
- Ultrasound
- X-Ray
- MRI Scan
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