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26th October 2020


Recently mr Polyzois performed a hand operation on myself( Oct 2020).I feel that the treatment I received was exceptional,his manner is very calm,he is approachable,a good listener.he is very professional in interacting with his patients and his staff.the whole experience was exemplary.i would recommend mr Polyzois without reservation

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Written by a patient at Nuffield Health Woking Hospital
13th October 2020


I had a serious bicycle fall injury to my wrist and elbow in February 2020, which required metal inserts in both joints. The surgery was carried out by Ms Tanaya Sarkell (wrist) and Mr Polyzois (elbow). Once the x-rays were reviewed, Mr Polyzois advised that this was a potentially 'life-changing' injury which may result in limited use of my arm in the future. The surgery was conducted at the Nuffield Hospital in Woking on 5th March, and took over 4 hours to complete. My arm was heavily swollen, stiff and painful, and the elbow had very limited range of flexion and extension, with a 'twist' range of about 1/4 of normal movement. Extension and flexion of the wrist was about 50%. I embarked on an extensive physiotherapy course with Paola Russell at Walton and Weybridge Physiotherapy, which lasted about 6 months in total. I am delighted with the result: I have full flexion and 90+% extension in the elbow, and about 80% pronation/supination (twist) in the arm, with full extension/flexion of the wrist. It's still a little stiff after 8 months, but I am able to use the arm fully, with no notable impact on my lifestyle (although I won't be riding a bike in the future!). I fully recommend all three specialists to anyone who needs the best orthopaedic treatment.

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Written by a patient at Nuffield Health Woking Hospital
12th October 2020


the operation was a great success and the follow up with the physio gave me full movement of the shoulder. I had an arthroscopic capsular release of the shoulder under the care of Mr. Polyzois and am recovering really well!

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Written by a patient at St Peter's Hospital
12th October 2020


I had an arthroscopic shoulder stabilisation which worked perfectly and am very happy.

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Written by a patient at Nuffield Health Woking Hospital
10th October 2020


I had Shoulder surgery in july and had a pre existing frozen shoulder. I am already seeing a big improvement in movement and would definateley recomend him.

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Profile

Mr Ioannis Polyzois is an experienced and skilled consultant trauma and orthopaedic surgeon at the Surrey Orthopaedic Clinic in Chertsey. He is an expert in shoulder and upper limb surgery, for which he is at the top of his field. He specialises in arthroscopic shoulder and elbow surgery, rotator cuff repair, shoulder stabilisation, complex upper limb trauma, the latest techniques in reconstructive surgery for sports upper limb injuries and all types of upper limb joint replacement surgery.

After qualifying from Liverpool University Medical School, Mr Polyzois completed his postgraduate trauma and orthopaedic training in Leeds, Athens and London. In this time, he worked in major trauma and elective centres, including Leeds General Infirmary and University College London Hospital. Whilst studying in Athens, he was the gold medallist in the Athens orthopaedic exit exam diploma and in the European Board Diploma. Mr Polyzois has also completed dual specialist fellowship training in shoulder and upper limb surgery at the Rowley Bristow unit in Chertsey and at the world-renowned Reading Shoulder Unit, a centre of excellence in this field.

Alongside his clinical commitments, Mr Polyzois is very active in his research, with more than 25 ‘medline’ peer-reviewed publications and authorship of several book chapters in orthopaedics and sports surgery. Mr Polyzois also presents regularly, both nationally and internationally on shoulder and elbow surgery, sports injuries and orthopaedics.