Dr Neels Du Toit

Dr Neels Du Toit is a Sports and Interventional Pain Physician and a Director of Metro Pain Group. He obtained his MBChB from the University of Free State in South Africa and has since gained extensive experience in the field of Sports Medicine. Dr Du Toit is a Fellow of Interventional Pain Practice and is recognized for his expertise in managing chronic back, groin, tendon, and neck pain.

Dr Du Toit is associated with Holmesglen Private Hospital, where he provides comprehensive pain management consultations to his patients. He combines his understanding of sports medicine and interventional pain practice to offer tailored treatment plans that address the individual needs of each patient.

With a special interest in tendon pathology, Dr Du Toit utilizes ultrasound-guided therapeutic procedures to treat acute and chronic tendon conditions. These procedures offer targeted and precise treatment to alleviate pain and promote healing in patients with tendon issues.

In addition to his expertise in tendon pathology, Dr Du Toit regularly performs diagnostic and therapeutic spinal interventions under fluoroscopy guidance. By using advanced imaging techniques, he ensures accurate placement of medications or other interventions to effectively manage chronic back pain.

Dr Du Toit believes in providing comprehensive and holistic care to his patients. He takes the time to educate them about their conditions and involves them in the decision-making process for their treatment plans. His compassionate approach and dedication to patient care have earned him a reputation as a trusted and respected medical professional.

Outside of his clinical practice, Dr Du Toit is actively involved in research and stays updated with the latest advancements in his field. He is committed to continually enhancing his knowledge and skills to provide the best possible care to his patients.

With his vast experience and expertise in Sports Medicine and Interventional Pain Practice, Dr Neels Du Toit is dedicated to helping his patients regain optimal health and function, allowing them to lead active and fulfilling lives.