Reports from GPs & Physiotherapy teams on verified patients of Mr Singhania, supported by documentary evidence.
“Mrs … was seen late last year with a problem in the left knee for which she had arthroscopy management with quite good results that have pleased her immensely. She has, therefore, come to me requesting a referral to have the same kind of management for the right knee” – patient’s GP.
“This lady is now 5 weeks post right knee replacement which has been very successful. She is keen to get back onto the waiting list to have the left knee done as she is struggling with continuing pain” – physio report.
“Patient had known bilateral severe osteoarthritis of both hips and has had an excellent response to left hip replacement. She would now like to go ahead with the right hip replacement please. I would be grateful if you could see this pleasant lady who had a very successful total hip replacement at the Nuffield Hospital under the care of Mr Singhania…She would be very happy if she could repeat the procedure with the same consultant” – patient’s GP.
“Mr… is doing really well after his medial menisectomy. He has returned full time to his job as postman, and is happily walking 30,000+ steps / day as part of his work. He has full range of movement and no effusion” – physio report after knee arthroscopy.
“Dear Mr Singhania, Thank you for seeing this 62 year old with bilateral osteoarthritis to both knees. She was seen last year for a left total knee replacement – which has been very successful. She continues to struggle with her right knee, which has become worse recently and as such she would like to be considered for another knee replacement” – patient’s GP.
“Dr… has made an excellent recovery following his second hip replacement & is happy to be discharged from physio” – at 6 weeks.
“Excellent progress following bilateral knee arthroscopies, walking & cycling as normal, cautioned over rushing back to kneeling at work, happy to be discharged” – physio report at 4 weeks.
“Dear Mr Singhania, The above 78 year old gentleman underwent right total knee replacement and is delighted with the result. He is now keen on left knee surgery” – patient’s GP.
“… came to see me post left hip replacement. She has progressed well through treatment. Patient was anxious with regards to ROM but this progressed over Christmas and now … has full ROM, strength and is walking 4 miles and cycling” – physio report.
“Mrs… progressed very well post op. We followed the ACL protocol and achieved appropriate goals throughout. Mrs … had some hamstring pain caused by sciatic irritation in August which settled with nerve glides. Mrs… main goals were to be able to train and run. Both were achieved. She has now been discharged” – physio report.
“Dear Mr Singhania, Thank you for seeing Mr … who has left knee pain. He is very happy with the total knee replacement that you performed in July. He now wishes to consider a left-sided replacement” – patient’s GP.
“Mr… has made a great recovery following his hip joint replacement, and he is delighted with the result. He has good, pain free range of movement, and he is walking many miles each day, and cycling regularly. I am discharging him from physiotherapy today” – at 3 months.
“I had a review with … today he has returned to hill walking, regular gym & occasional squash with no problems in his left knee, therefore discharged” – physio report after knee arthroscopy.
“Dear Mr Singhania, Mrs … has a review appointment with you in January. She is very pleased indeed with her right knee replacement operation, carried out a year ago. When she comes to see you in January, she would like to talk, I think, about having a new knee on the left, as her left knee is now causing considerable pain and limiting her. Many thanks for your help” – patient’s GP.
“Mrs… has made an excellent recovery following her hip surgery and is now walking unaided with excellent gait, cadence and stride length. She has been very diligent with her exercise regime” – physio report at 2 months after hip replacement.
“Mr… reported a significant improvement following his procedure and early rehabilitation. He reported no pain and had a good independent walking gait. He was able to achieve 0-130 degrees of active knee movement with no concerns. He has now been discharged from physiotherapy” – after knee arthroscopy.
“Dear Mr Singhania, You recently replaced this gentleman’s left knee. Since he has had such an excellent outcome with his left knee, he is very keen to pursue a right knee replacement with yourself” – patient’s GP.
“Mrs… has made a wonderful recovery following her hip joint replacement. She is walking well with no aids and reported that yesterday she walked 9 holes of a local golf course, estimating that she did 10,000 steps yesterday. She is confidently planning a trip to the National Portrait Gallery in London in the next week. She is highly motivated and will continue with her home exercise programme to continue strengthening her abductors. She has resumed her regular Pilates class. I am discharging her from physiotherapy”
“Mrs… has made a wonderful recovery following her second knee joint replacement. Today she had 110 degrees of right knee flexion and 10 degrees of extension. She is walking well with no aids and has resumed Ballroom Dancing 2 evenings/week. She was delighted to report that she recently danced at her Grand-daughters’ wedding. She is highly motivated and will continue with her home exercise programme to continue strengthening her quads and to maintain, and possibly increase range of movement in the right knee. I am discharging her from physiotherapy” – at 2 months.
“Having now had both hips replaced … has resumed looking after grandchildren and is planning to return to Pilates soon” – physio report.
“Mrs… has made a good recovery following her right knee joint replacement. Today, she had full extension and 120 degrees of flexion. She will continue to gradually increase her activity tolerance and fitness under her own steam, and I am now discharging her from physiotherapy” – at 2 months.
“Mrs… has completed physiotherapy under my care here at Progress, and has made a significant improvement throughout. She has been able to achieve all of her pre-treatment goals and has even made the decision to join a gym to maintain her newfound fitness. As a result of this, I have now discharged her from my care” – after hip replacement.
“Mrs… has completed a post-operative course of physiotherapy with me here at Progress following her right total knee replacement, and has made a significant recovery. She has achieved all of her rehabilitation goals, including being able to cycle again pain free for upwards of five miles” – physio report.
“Mr… completed physiotherapy here at Progress following his hip replacement. He has since returned to pilates and all of his gardening tasks with no concerns, and has reported that there is nothing he feels he cannot do. He has progressed significantly and I have every confidence that he will be able to continue self-management at home and he is therefore discharged” – at 3 months.
“Mrs… has made a wonderful recovery following her right knee joint replacement. When I last saw her 6 weeks post op she had 100 degrees of knee flexion and full extension. There was minimal swelling and she was walking with no aides and no limp. She could easily do a straight leg raise, and could walk up and down stairs with a reciprocal gait. She is highly motivated and will continue with her home exercise programme to continue strengthening her quads and to maintain, and possibly increase range of movement in the right knee” – physio report.
“Mr… has completed physiotherapy with me since his hip replacement in December. He has progressed significantly and has achieved all of his goals set out at the start of his rehabilitation – including being able to walk 2 miles independently and also to return to work pain free. There is nothing he is unable to do on a day-to-day basis and he has no complaints of pain. I have every confidence that he will he able to continue to progress with his own exercise program, and have since discharged him”
“Mr… has completed physiotherapy under my care, and has progressed significantly in this time. Since his knee replacement in November, he has now returned to a high level of activity and is walking an average of 2.5 miles daily. He has also achieved his other rehabilitation goal of weekly dance classes with his partner. He is very pleased with his progress, as am I. I have now discharged him from physiotherapy”
“Mrs… has had sessions with myself since her operation in October, and has seen substantial improvements in her physical activity levels and her functional ability. She has returned to all her baseline activities, including swimming and pilates, and is able to complete all of these pain free. She has made excellent progress with physiotherapy and I expect this to continue into the future” – after hip replacement.
“I have been seeing Mrs… since January following her Right Total Knee replacement. She has progressed fantastically well and she is pleased with the level of function she has regained, as am I” – physio report.
“Mr… has done extremely well and continues with an extensive home program. He has asked me to thank you for giving him a pain free hip” – physio report at 2½ months.
“Mrs… has made significant improvements following her left knee replacement in October and has now reached her goal of walking 2 miles per day. She is happy that she is now achieving everything she wanted to be able to do, and as such I have discharged her” – physio report at 2½ months.
“… has made excellent progress following her second hip replacement and is walking very well. Discharged” – physio report at 7 weeks.
“… has made a good recovery following his right knee joint replacement. He has flexion in excess of 120 degrees and 0 degrees extension. He is now walking with no aids, but his mobility is restricted by his painful right ankle: he is uncertain on uneven ground. His GP is going to refer him about his ankle” – physio report at 2 months.
“… has done extremely well following the hip replacement. She is back to her normal functional activities and is pain free – She has been walking 2-3 miles regularly with no pain or discomfort. I have discharged her from my care with a home exercise program” – physio report at 4 months.
“… has made a good recovery following his right knee joint replacement. He has flexion in excess of 110 degrees and 0 degrees extension. He has no quads lag. He is now walking around the house with no aids, and is using one crutch in the right hand, to support his LEFT knee (which is awaiting replacement) when outside, depending on the terrain” – physio report at 6 weeks.
“… has done extremely well with the hip surgery and rehab. She is pain free and fully functional with all her activities of daily living, I saw her last in December and she was getting on extremely good. I have now discharged … from my care” – physio report at 3 months after hip replacement.
“… has done extremely well following the knee replacement. He has got back a functional recovery with his knee and independent with all his activities of daily living. I have now discharged him from my care” – physio report at 2½ months after knee replacement.
“Mr… has successfully completed physiotherapy and has achieved all goals. He has no issues with walking and has taken up golf with no issues. Patient feels 100% better” – after hip replacement.
“… has done very well and is now able to use the stationary bike, walk on the treadmill and use his knee very functionally with no pain. His active knee range of movement at discharge was 0 to 115 flexion – I have now discharged … with a home exercise program of mobility and strength training exercises” – physio report after knee replacement.
“Mrs… has been doing excellent following the hip replacement. She called us up today to say that she is no longer attending physiotherapy”
“Mrs… is doing really well after her knee joint replacement. She is walking well, with no limp, and has resumed gardening. She has full extension and has about 120 degrees of flexion” – physio report at 1½ months.
“Mr… has successfully completed physiotherapy… felt 100% better and had no concerns. All goals had been achieved” – after hip replacement.
“Ms… has completed rehab post knee replacement. … was very pleased with her progress and is walking independent with good ROM. All goals have been achieved” – physio report at 3 months.
“Mr… has made very good progress with post op rehab for left hip replacement. He also had right hip replacement July and had some strength deficits remaining from that, so he is working on exercises to aim to recover full strength in both left and right gluteal muscles. He has returned to long walking on holidays and swimming. He is happy to continue with his exercises for the long term independently now” – physio report.
“Mr… has recovered very well. He is independent with all his activities, he has good knee movement and is pain free. I have discharged him today” – physio report at 3 months after knee replacement.
“… has made excellent progress and is back to work and walking normal distances therefore discharged” – physio report at 2½ months after hip replacement.
“… has made an excellent recovery after his knee replacement, he has returned to cycling and swimming, discharged” – physio report.
“Mr… has made a wonderful recovery following his right knee joint replacement. He has full pain free range of movement, and is walking with no limp and no aids” – physio report at 2½ months.
“… has done extremely well and is pain free with a fully functional knee. I have now discharged him from my care” – physio report at 3½ months after knee replacement.
“Dear Mr Singhania, Mr … has made a wonderful recovery following his left knee joint replacement. He has flexion in excess of 110 degrees and 0 degrees extension. He is now being hampered by severe pain in his osteoarthritic right knee and his GP will be referring him for assessment of that” – physio report at 2 months.
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