Mr Christopher Brew

This was my second total knee replacement, six months after the first. I am 58 years old and had been struggling with arthritic knees for around 10 years until I was having difficulty walking, sleeping and carrying out everyday activities. It is only six weeks post my second op but already I have seen major improvements. I think the best advice is to keep exercising regularly both pre and post op to strengthen the muscles surrounding the knee and gain as much flexion as possible. The first month post op I found quite challenging each time, mainly because I struggled to sleep for more than around 90 minutes at a time before I needed to get up to walk around to ease stiffness. The overall experience at the Yorkshire Clinic was excellent on each occasion. Facilities were good and all staff members were friendly and helpful.

Really quick and simple

It has changed my life, no longer have the horrendous pain and walk without limping Can't thank Mr Brew and his team enough Wonderful service

My knee replacement feels fantastic; now managing to do much more exercise than before.

My new hip has given me a better quality of life. I am able continue and enjoy walking again. Compliments to Mr Brew and ward 24 plus staff.

Very professional, kind and caring Consultant and all of his team. Also staff from Outpatients to the whole team on ward 14. Can't thank them all enough. Follow up physio I understand has had funding withdrawn but I feel this would have been beneficial.

I think it helped that I maintained a good level of fitness before the operation and then stuck rigidly to the exercises advised by the physio. I was naturally apprehensive and anxious before the operation, but due to the attentiveness of all the medical professionals, I felt relaxed going into the operation. I am totally satisfied with my post operative care and would advise anybody needing the operation to go ahead. My thanks again to ever one involved.

Got a parking space, seen on time and dealt with efficiently and got home on time to see the tennis.

Twelve months ago I had what I now understand was a very difficult operation on my right knee. Apparently my knee had become mis aligned and also had turned inwards making walking very painful. However when my surgeon viewed the very recent Xray he was delighted to see that my knee is now completely straight and I am able to walk without pain and there isn't even a scar.So it.was absolutely worthwhile having the operation when I did.

My hip replacement surgery was something of a miracle for me. The problem I had resulted in a fairly painful and rapid decline in my mobility. Mr Brew was able to take me on privately and quickly provide me with a date for surgery before all my mobility went. Surgery went well as did recovery and I am delighted that I am fully fit and my mobility as good as it was previously. In fact I was surprised at how quickly I recovered my strength and I was able to walk again. It is a well researched and practised field and I would have no fear about more such surgery should I need it.