Mr Percival Mlanduli (BTech., MSc) – Clinical Neurophysiology Technologist and Sleep Services ManagerHPCSA Number: KT0003565Practice Number: 7540124I obtained my National Diploma in Clinical Technology (Neurophysiology) 1991 at ML Sultan Technikon (Durban Institute of Technology). Between 1993 to 1999 I worked as a Clinical Neurophysiology Technologist at Chris Hani Baragwanath Hospital. In 2002 I was offered a position as senior Clinical Neurophysiologist at Beaumont hospital, Dublin, Republic of Ireland where I worked for two years. I was then appointed Senior Clinical Physiologist at Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust and then at Hurstwood Park Neurological Centre, Brighton and Sussex University Hospital NHS Trust, United Kingdom. I returned to South Africa in 2010 to further develop Neurophysiology and Sleep Services here.I has obtained a Masters of Science in Epileptology in 2007 at Kings College London, United Kingdom and is also registered as a Clinical Neurophysiologist in the United Kingdom.The Polokwane Sleep Centre provides a comprehensive diagnosis and treatment service for patients with Sleep and Neurological Disorders.We provide a thorough assessment by a specialist neurologist and diagnostic testing for sleep and neurological disorders including overnight polysomnography and screening for Obstructive Sleep Apnoea, multiple sleep latency testing for Narcolepsy and Neurophysiology testing for patients with Neurological disorders such as Epilepsy.

HURSTWOOD PARK moved to Haywards Heath in 1941 when it was evacuated during the Second World War from the National Hospital of Neurology, Queens Square, London. It has now become one of the Leading Centres of Brain Treatment in the country, and is now the only Operating Hospital in the whole of South East England, the nearest being The General, Southampton, there is not another Neuro hospital due East from Haywards Heath, as the three Centres in Kent were closed in 1995 by the then Secretary of State for Health.There was a great fear of Hurstwood Park being closed and moved to The Sussex County Hospital, Brighton. A few of us launched a petition, backed by the Brighton Argus newspaper “Save our Surgery” SoS campaign, which was of course was successful and we are now going from strength to strength, in fact the whole of Hurstwood Park has received a massive facelift costing £2,250,000, and the grounds now have beautiful gardens for the benefit of Patients and Relatives alike to enjoy, all Sponsored by The League of Friends, through kind public Donations.There are now 6 Neurosurgeons and 4 Neurologists on call at Hurstwood Park and a few years ago a new Twin Operating Theatre was opened to replace the old Theatre.The Centre not only deals with Brain Tumours, Aneurysms, Strokes and of course injuries from Road Traffic Accidents, but also illnesses such a Multiple Sclerosis, Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s Disease, Motor Neurone Disease and all other problems to the Brain.