3 Best Orthopaedic Surgeons in Bradford, UK

“Mr. James Hahnel earned his medical degree (MBBS) from the University of Newcastle Upon Tyne. He specialises in primary and revision hip and knee replacements. Mr. James Hahnel has maintained an excellent revision rate for both hip and knee replacement surgery. He performs 300 joint replacement operations per year. Mr. James Hahnel has a keen interest in trauma management and surgery. He has been granted membership in the Royal College of Surgeons England, MRCS(Eng) and the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons Glasgow, MRCS(Glas). Mr. James Hahnel Hahnel became an NHS consultant at Bradford Royal Infirmary in 2011 after completing advanced surgical training and a one-year fellowship in hip and knee replacement. As one of the largest NHS joint replacement units in Yorkshire, there is continual innovation to improve practice results and the patient experience. All his joint replacements are peer-reviewed as part of The Yorkshire Hip and Knee Group. He offers a variety of orthopedic treatments designed to meet your specific needs. His practice is also available in Leeds and Bingley.

“Mr Stephen Guy is a consultant trauma and orthopaedic surgeon with a specialist interest in knee surgery. He studied at the University of Newcastle upon Tyne. Mr Stephen has a deep understanding and experience of knee conditions. He performs hundreds of procedures per year, ranging from simple key-hole procedures to complex multi-ligament reconstruction. Mr Stephen has treated athletes in multiple sports that represent a broad spectrum of activity levels, from the elite athlete representing Great Britain to the ageing part-time weekend warrior. He also peer reviews articles for the national knee surgery journal.

“Mr Richard Grogan is a highly experienced orthopaedic surgery specialist in Bradford. He has extensive experience in performing complex primary and revision joint replacements. After earning his medical qualifications from the University of Nottingham in 1992, Mr Grogan completed sub-speciality fellowship training in arthroscopic knee surgery, hip replacement and resurfacing, and knee replacement. His fellowship also focused on enhanced recovery, customised patient technology, and computer navigation to improve patient outcomes. He completed his fellowship training in 2002. Mr Grogan has performed over 1,000 hip replacements and 2,000 knee replacements, with results above the national average. He performs over 250 joint replacements yearly and has expertise in the surgical management of arthritis in high-functioning patients, including partial knee replacement and hip resurfacing. He continually evaluates new surgical techniques and technology to ensure his patients have access to the best possible care and is passionate about improving patient experience and outcomes. He has introduced and developed accelerated recovery pathways and is constantly evaluating new surgical techniques and technology to ensure his patients have access to the best possible care.