391 results found for ACL (ANTERIOR CRUCIATE LIGAMENT) INJURY SPECIALISTS in LONDON, ENGLAND

I came to Dr Bownes for a second opinion on two MRIs of my knee. He did not provide a clear response to whether my ACL was damaged despite repeatedly asking him, and he did not seem worried my knee pain was left undiagnosed. I did not feel my concerns were heard during or after the meeting, or that he looked at the MRIs carefully, and he seemed to have made up his mind before looking at them. Dr. Bownes did not seem very interested in my case.

Mr Caesar is very knowledgeable on the elbow and fills you with confidence,so far so good

Gave me alot of reassurance on my procedure. Came to see me personally when in recovery and once again when I went to my room and following morning at the hospital again. After a week I had a few questions which were responded by a call explaining everything. Very very happy.

Very friendly and informative explanation of the injury, need for surgery and my concerns about recovery. The consultation eased any challenges I had and I feel more comfortable about having the surgery.

Fantastic experience, had surgery on both knees and six weeks later they are really good! Feeling great!

I found Mr Putnis to be very understanding and very good explaining the situation and answering any question extremely well

An incredible bedside manner, very knowledgeable

Approachable and friendly. Surgery Explanation and after care while in hospital by Mr Hamilton no faults. Operation went well wound now nicely healed and very neat . Would happily go back to Mr Hamilton for further treatment if it were required and I Would recommend Mr Hamilton as an Orthopaedic Surgeon

Fantastic care by Mr Malik who gave an injection into my knee. Able to move a lot better since then.

I found Mr. Nev Davies's details on the internet. When I contacted Mr. Davies's secretary early in March 2024, she said the first date available for an appointment with Mr. Davies would be 10th April 2024 and helpfully suggested two of Mr. Davies's colleagues who might be able to see me more quickly. Having tried to contact the two colleagues, I felt it would be better to wait and see Mr. Davies himself. Mr. Davies's secretary booked me an appointment on 10th April and said she would obtain the details of the letters sent following my appointments at the Royal Berkshire Hospital so Mr. Davies could be fully informed. I sent Mr. Davies' secretary details of all the appointments I had had so that he had a complete picture. In the period leading up to 10th April I explained to my GP that I had an appointment scheduled with Mr. Davies. My GP said this was an entirely reasonable thing to do and gave it as her opinion that Mr. Davies is “very good”. When I saw Mr. Davies on 10th April 2024 he was very friendly, approachable and sympathetic. He quickly appreciated the problem I had following my accident and that it was causing me continuing difficulties. Mr. Davies confirmed that my injury is unusual, but said that he was confident that it could be treated. Mr. Davies outlined two possible ways forward in treating my condition: one with the assistance of the radiotherapy team and a second with the advice of a consultant in the plastics team; and highlighted that I would also need physiotherapy. Mr. Davies introduced me to his secretary after the consultation on 10th April. His secretary promised to forward copies of the paperwork to the Royal Berkshire Hospital, to my GP and to me, which she did on 11th April 2024, the day after the consultation. I confirm that I am impressed by and grateful for Mr. Davies's assistance and that of his secretary.