140 results found for CARPAL TUNNEL DECOMPRESSION SPECIALISTS in WIMBLEDON, MERTON

During the initial appointment Dr Karuppaiah gave me all of the information required so that I could make an informed decision on the best treatment for my hand. On the day of the surgery he again made me feel at ease an I had full confidence going into theatre. No complications and my hand is healing as expected.

Mr Mallina was reassuring, showed empathy and provided clear explanation throughout. The Dupuytren's condition of my finger was quite severely bent and Mr Mallina said it may require a skin graft, however much to my relief, he was able to avoid this and managed to successfully straighten my finger. There has been good recovery and mobility in the hand after the operation. I will require additional operations on my fingers in the future and I will not hesitate to come back to Mr Mallina to undertake them.

Overall extremely good. From a non medical overview parking is a nightmare

Mr Bull inspires confidence. He explained the issues and options clearly and like a human being! I felt listened to and able to ask questions. I haven’t yet had the procedure he advised but I believe it is the right course of action at this stage.

Claire was brilliant throughout every experience I had with her. She was attentive, empathetic and very clear in all our communications.

Very thorough and informative

A very calm and reassuring man in every way. When I had been written off by others, he was the one who restored faith in medicine, therapy and myself.

From start to finish an amazing experience. Everyone so kind and helpful

Mr Williams was able to explain very clearly the options I had. Once I had decided, his reassurance gave me every confidence in him. His response to every queries I had before and after surgery was prompt. He wrote out a recovery plan which was most helpful for the physio and my understanding.

After a warning from the neurosurgeon & oncologist who had been monitoring the regrowth of my meningioma in September 2023 that it required surgery & as it was a second operation it was at high risk of stroke, bleeding, bone infection, going through old scar tissue, the tumour was pressing against a large vein. My daughter suggested I sought a second opinion, we chose Mr Shoakazemi who also specialises in my type of brain tumour.  He confirmed…the risks were very high indeed, the brain tumour had grown too big for fractionated radiotherapy and surgery through the old wound of some 20 + years ago was the only option. We found Mr Shoakazemi to be extremely approachable, professional, calm, warm & informative.  I feel incredibly lucky to have had the faith on a date said to be the unluckiest day in the yearly calendar …Friday 13th October to undergo surgery with such a gifted neurosurgeon. I am (thankfully to Mr Shoakazemi) walking straight, talking straight & feeling fully blessed.