Alex is back to playing football matches following an ACL reconstruction with Mr Raghbir Khakha and Professor Adrian Wilson Alex was playing on his trampoline in the garden when he got his knee stuck between the trampoline and the spring, which really hurt his knee. His parents took him to A & E a day…
Kaya’s knee feels brand new, stable and strong following surgery for patella stabilsation with Mr Raghbir Khakha 19-year-old fire cadet Kaya sustained an injury to her knee when she had a fall during a fire drill in front of the Lord Mayor. Following the fall, she was taken by ambulance to hospital, where she had…
Complex double level osteotomy, arthroscopy and subchondroplasty enable Martin to return to his running club. Nearly seven years ago, Martin underwent a partial meniscectomy to remove a damaged part of the meniscus in his knee. For some time, Martin’s surgery worked, and he felt that he could use the knee well. However, some years later…
Complex ligament reconstruction saves Malachi’s semi-professional skateboarding career Malachi, a semi-professional skateboarder, landed awkwardly after skateboarding down a flight of stairs. This accident left him with significant pain and swelling in his left leg. Initially, Malachi visited St Thomas’ Hospital and was provided with a range of movement brace and some crutches. Make an enquiry<…
Colin is no longer in pain and is back to work as a lorry driver after two knee replacements with Mr Raghbir Khakha Colin had been in constant knee pain for the last 6-7 years. He is really fit and active and at the age of 70, he still works full-time as a long-distance lorry…
Martin is pain free and thinking about a ski holiday following a knee osteotomy with Professor Adrian Wilson and Mr Raghbir Khakha. Martin had been suffering from increasing pain in his right knee for three years, which had been aggravated by a fall when he was walking in the French Alps. He went to see…
Olivia competes at the World Triathlon Grand Final in Switzerland following AMIC knee cartilage surgery with Mr Raghbir Khakha Olivia, an elite athlete/triathlete, had a bike crash in May 2018. She had pain in her neck, back and knee but continued to race and train. A few weeks later, her knee exploded in pain whilst…
After years of constant pain, John’s partial left knee replacement has dramatically reduced his pain and improved his knee’s condition. For years John had suffered constant pain in his left knee caused by general wear and tear. He was finding it impossible to work as a surveyor and was concerned about ending up with a…
John is the first bilateral simultaneous total knee replacement at The Wellington Hospital with Professor Adrian Wilson and Mr Raghbir Khakha operating together 15 years ago, John, a middle-aged Yorkshireman, underwent an arthroscopy (keyhole surgery) on his right knee, which after becoming infected, triggered osteoarthritis. He found himself increasingly relying on his left knee and…
Ryan’s pain was compromising his work and lifestyle, until a double knee replacement performed by Professor Adrian Wilson and Mr Raghbir Khakha gave him a new lease of life Ryan had always had a very active lifestyle and enjoyed his sports, including a long rugby career, taking part in marathons and going skiing. This, along…
