18 results found for ARM PAIN SPECIALISTS in LONDON, ENGLAND

Helpful, reassuring, very knowledgeable, explained my op clearly.

Very easy pleasant process.

I was treated with care, compassion and given a lot of detail and support and time for all my questions by Mr Prezerakos. I opted for a discectomy after several consultations and physiotherapy as the first step of treatment, but was in too much pain to walk, so had the surgery and am pleased to report all of my pain has gone and the surgey was successful.

Excellent bedside manner. He listened

Amirtha is highly knowledgeable and passionate about her line of work. She's friendly, welcoming and is able to communicate complex physiological terms in a way that even I was able to understand. She took me through a conditioning programme and was able to resolve my achilles tendonitis with in the time frame outlined in our initial consultation. If I ever injure myself again I know who to contact!

I was diagnosed with a meningioma and asked for a referral to Mr Dorward after careful research. I was very impressed with both the expertise and care he showed in explaining my options. I had an operation to remove the tumour and have been delighted with the result and would gladly recommend him to anyone else in the same position.

Very professional, positive and reassuring.

Dr Qureshi has been amazing. He's surgery has meant I can walk still after my accident and required surgery. He done an incredible job and has enabled me to continue living my life. Am slowly recovering which I am grateful for as could have been a whole lot worse. Cannot thank him enough. Thank you so much

Mr Sayal is an excellent communicator and takes the time and trouble not only to explain the medical condition clearly but to set out options and likely outcomes to enable the patient to make an informed decision. He is both professional and caring.

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.