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 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…
Successful shoulder stabilisation sees Joan back to pursuing her passion for acting, after fear of repeated dislocation. In 2016, Joan experienced a traumatic shoulder dislocation when she collided with her work colleague whilst acting. Make an enquiry< Back to all patient stories Professor Noorani has been a brilliant surgeon from start to finish. I was…
Nailesh is able to resume his life following treatment by Professor Nima Heidari for serious trauma following a major car accident. Nailesh was involved in a serious car accident in June 2019. It was a head on collision at 50 miles an hour while he was on his way to a family meal. Make an…
A combination of Comprehensive Arthroscopic Management (CAM) and instability surgery enables Tim to look forward to an active life, after years of pain and fear of dislocation. Nearly 40 years ago, Tim sustained serious injuries to his right shoulder whilst playing rugby. This injury resulted in recurrent dislocations, which has caused issues later in his…
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<…
Distal femoral osteotomy enables Jackie to climb 4,000 metres to Kyanjin Gompa in the Langtang mountains in Nepal. Jackie, an avid walker, experienced a serious traffic accident in her teenage years that left her with a broken pelvis and tibia (shin bone). Following the accident, Jackie had also caught sepsis, which was very traumatic. Over…
A 56-year old patient is now living pain free thanks to an osteotomy carried out by Prof Wilson Deborah, 56, has always enjoyed pursuing an active lifestyle. She had been a competitive rower in her twenties, and later enjoyed spending her free time cycling or on the water. She sustained a knee injury following a…
Holly, now 26, was diagnosed with idiopathic scoliosis of the spine at 14. She is delighted with the results of her scoliosis correction, which she chose Prof Arun Ranganathan to perform. Make an enquiry< Back to all patient stories TAGGED INProf Arun RanganathanSpine
Keen walker and hill climber Marta can do all her favourite activities to the same, if not better level after a meniscus transplant. Marta started to experience a problem with her right knee 2-3 years ago. She used to get a sharp knee pain, which however always settled down in few minutes and was not…
