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Written by a NHS patient at Addenbrooke's Hospital
19th January 2024


I suffered a trimalleolar fracture in April 2022 and Dr Robinson performed an ORIF surgery on me. After about a year I went back due to significant pain in my ankle. Dr Robinson brushed it off and said that I have arthritis and there is nothing anyone can do about it. Felt like he could not care less and just wanted me to get out of his office. A couple months later I went to South Africa and saw a surgeon there who said that there is no way anyone can make a diagnosis without having completed an MRI first. I thus went for the MRI and turns out that I had two torn ligaments, a ruptured peroneus brevis tendon and bone spurs in my ankle joint. The SA surgeon then performed surgery to fix this and the result has fixed my issues. The SA surgeon confirmed that it is very strange and sub par service for an MRI not to have been done by Dr Robinson. Had I accepted Dr Robinson's diagnosis that there was nothing that could be done for me, I would have gone through the rest of my life with severe pain all while there was a relatively simple procedure available to fix it. Dr Robinson's service is absolutely terrible both in terms of his practical ability as well as his attitude towards patients. I highly advise against anyone accepting service from him.

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Written by a private patient at Spire Cambridge Lea Hospital
11th October 2023


Save your money. Mr Robinson barely looked at the MRI. The radiologists report revealed several issues…these were not discussed. Consultation time 6-7 minutes. Another consultant in the same building listened, explained, took his time and answered questions. That is what I am paying for,

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Written by a NHS patient at Addenbrooke's Hospital
13th February 2023


Mr Robinson doesn't appear to care about his patients or his profession. He made a mess of my diagnoses due to paying no attention to me, then mixing up my details with another patient. My diagnoses should have been straightforward and the mess caused unnecessary confusion with my referring GP when she read my incorrect diagnoses. My alternative surgeon quickly and easily diagnosed my pain and the treatment was straightforward without all the drama. It seems that Mr Robinson gives up if he doesn't quite know the reason for pain and he isn't interested in investigating. I saw Mr Robinson on the NHS and then saw my alternative specialist privately where I noticed Mr Robinson also practices privately, it's safe to say that I scrolled past Mr Robinson's profile when selecting a private Orthopaedic Specialist.

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Written by a private patient at Nuffield Hospital Cambridge
14th August 2022


Seemed like a doctor who cares more about money than the patient. He does not give much time. Patient should be treated with all respect, dignity and should be put at ease while talking to a doctor. Just because a doctor can not find something wrong does not mean that patient is not having a problem. Doctors like him need to understand that medical science is an evolving science and does not have all answers. There must be curiosity to find out whats wrong rather than believing that ' since I can not find something wrong' there is nothing wrong'. A science student should be curious to learn. The history of medical science shows that a curious mind willing to learn contributes more than a stubborn mind with 'know it all' attitude.

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Written by a private patient at Addenbrooke's Hospital
17th May 2022


Not curious enough to find the underlying issue. Seems the default answer is arthritis.

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