International consultant neurosurgeon combining complex cranial and spinal practice with research, academic publishing, surgical education and mentorship.
Dr Joe M Das is a consultant neurosurgeon with over 15 years of neurosurgical experience and has performed more than 2,000 complex neurosurgical procedures. His practice and postgraduate training span the Maldives, United Kingdom, Bahrain, Nepal and India.
His clinical work includes complex skull base and pituitary surgery, brain tumour surgery, cerebrovascular procedures including aneurysm clipping, spinal surgery, hydrocephalus and neurotrauma. His academic interests encompass research, scientific publishing, surgical teaching and mentorship.
He completed advanced fellowships in complex skull base surgery at Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust and in paediatric neurosurgery at Birmingham Children’s Hospital, alongside earlier skull base training in India.
Clinical research addressing complex neurosurgical decisions, outcomes, and evidence synthesis. Explore publications and professional identifiers through the verified profiles below.
Selected editorial projects and contributions to clinical education.
An edited clinical reference covering assessment, surgical decision-making, perioperative care and outcomes in older neurosurgical patients.
Publisher details ↗An edited, question-based volume exploring neuro-oncology through multiple-choice questions and explanatory discussion.
Publisher details ↗Surgical education, research guidance and editorial work are core parts of the professional portfolio—not an afterthought.
Training and skills development for surgeons, including Basic Surgical Skills teaching and faculty work.
Professional guidance and academic development for trainees and early-career clinicians.
Support in forming research questions, interpreting evidence and developing scientific writing skills.
Editor-in-Chief work with StatPearls, textbook editing and scholarly peer review. StatPearls editorial board ↗
A procedure-led overview of selected cranial, spinal and endoscopic practice. Treatment decisions depend on individual assessment and clinical indications.
Complex skull base approaches, endoscopic transsphenoidal pituitary surgery and selected skull base tumours.
Microsurgical resection and operative management of intracranial tumours, including complex cranial lesions.
Microsurgical clipping of cerebral aneurysms and operative care for selected vascular conditions.
Anterior cervical discectomy and fusion, decompression, lumbar microdiscectomy and selected stabilisation procedures.
Ventriculoperitoneal shunt insertion and revision, endoscopic third ventriculostomy and CSF diversion.
Surgical management of traumatic intracranial pathology, head injuries and selected spinal trauma.
Selected keyhole and endoscopic cranial approaches, adapted to the pathology and clinical indication.
Experience in paediatric hydrocephalus, shunts and neuroendoscopic procedures, supported by paediatric fellowship training.
Selected appointments and specialist training institutions, presented individually for clarity.
Consultant Neurosurgeon · Hulhumalé
Royal College of Surgeons of England–approved fellowship · Complex Skull Base Neurosurgery
Senior Clinical Fellow · Spine Surgery
Senior Specialist Registrar · Neuro-oncology and Epilepsy Surgery
Fellowship · Paediatric Neurosurgery
Consultant Neurosurgeon · Manama
Consultant Neurosurgeon & Head of Department · Bharatpur
Postdoctoral Fellowship · Skull Base Neurosurgery