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Mr Gaurav Batra PhD, FRCS (Orth), FSEM (Sports Med)

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Written by a patient at Oaklands Hospital
4th May 2018


I would like to say a huge thank you to Mr Gaurav Batra for my hip replacement. It's really appreciated. I would also like the NHS who made it possible. As for the staff at Oaklands Hospital, I couldn't fault their care, so a big thank you to them. So once again Mr Batra my grateful thanks. Mrs J Parkinson.

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Written by a patient at Oaklands Hospital
3rd May 2018


From my first consultation with Mr Batra I felt completely at ease and confident that I was in in good hands. Mr Batra is a gentleman and has a positive and caring manner. My condition was fully explained to me, all the options open to me were outlined along with any risks associated with whatever treatment I decided on. I chose to have a full knee replacement and all went well . The operation was completed in 52 minutes, I was home within 5 days (including the weekend) my post operative recovery has been excellent, and the wound has healed perfectly. I have no hesitation in recommending Mr Batra to anyone who will require knee surgery in the future.

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Written by a patient at Trafford General Hospital
16th April 2018


This Doctor is a true gentleman, nothing is too much for him , he listens to what you have to say an and tells you what is what. I cant praise him enough and would like to thank him for the first rate treatment he provided.

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Written by a patient at Oaklands Hospital
12th April 2018


Mr. Batra delivered an excellent consultative engagement to me. I am heavily involved in jiu jitsu and had a lot of concerns about the knee treatment I needed. Mr. Batra was understanding, provided detailed advice and guidance and an excellent level of treatment. The surgery itself was superb. I was only in hospital for a morning and left without crutches or anything. Mobility returned very quickly and within 2-3 weeks I was able to get around with no real limitations. Post surgery, the advice Mr. Batra gave has given peace good peace of mind and confidence for the future I have recommended to friends

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Written by a patient at Oaklands Hospital
11th April 2018


I am pleased with the treatment and care I receive every time I have attended Mr Batras clinic. The help and advice given is very good and I would be happy to advice anyone to attend if hip or knee joint problems need specialist treatment is needed.

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Specialises in

  • Orthopaedic and Trauma Surgery
  • Sports and exercise medicine

Profile

I have been a Hip & Knee Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon at Salford Royal Hospital since 2010.

I perform Hip and Knee Replacement, Revision Hip and Knee Replacement, Arthroscopic (keyhole) Hip and Knee Surgery, including ACL reconstruction.

I see people with any type of sports injury to arrange diagnostic tests and organise treatment and rehabilitation.

I am one of few Orthopaedic Consultants in the region who has also completed their Sports Medicine Membership exams (MFSEM) with the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh. This gives me an unique insight into sporting injuries, training methods sports psychology as well as nutrition.

I am a keen runner and still run in the Vets Category for Sale Harriers with a marathon PB of just over 3 hours. I have played a number of different sports at a good level including badminton and squash for my University.

I am happy to see patients who have sporting ambitions at any level and are struggling to get back to their sport. You will get honest advice about what can and cannot be done.

I understand how important it is for you to be able to continue to do the sport that you love so much and I will do my best to help you achieve this.

I qualified in 1995 from University of Wales College of Medicine with Commendation. I did my basic Surgical Training (MRCS) in Manchester in 1998. I spent three years at the Manchester Medical School conducting research into how cells behave when human bone heals after it has broken, for which I was awarded my PhD. I started higher surgical training in 2003 and passed my FRCS (Orth) exam in 2007. During my training, I did the Bolton Knee Fellowship, Leicester Hip Fellowship and visited the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota to complete a Visiting Clinician’s Fellowship. I completed my MFSEM with The Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh in 2018.

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