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5th December 2019


I was under Mr Kumaraparathan Kunasingam for a big toe arthritis keyhole surgery and it all went well From the start I was very anxious about this operation and he made me feel so safe and calm about it all , from the moment I walked into the hospital on the day of the operation the care from the nurses was outstanding the Anithatist was excellent and looked after me so well every nurse I met had outstanding care and Tristanne Morley the physio care was excellent freindly lovely lady. I am so pleased and very lucky to of had this done at this hospitalunder such excellent staff Thank you so much Debbie Evans x

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Written by a patient at North Downs Hospital
4th December 2019


I had been putting up with the discomfort of bunions for some time and was apprehensive about surgery due to the various horror stories I had heard about bunion surgery. Having been advised that the discomfort would only get worse over time, I obtained a referral to Mr Kunasingham to discuss my options. He could not have been more helpful and carefully explained that keyhole surgery was a vast improvement on the previous methods of correction. I had surgery 3 months ago now and can only say that I am delighted with the result. The scars have healed so well that you can hardly see them now and I was able to get around quite easily within a very short period of time. I am now waiting to have the same operation on my other foot and feel much less apprehensive than the first time. Mr Kunasingham's manner is brilliant. He listens to concerns and explains how treatment will progress with great care. At felt at ease and confident in his expertise and cannot recommend him highly enough.

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Written by a patient at West Valley Hospital
29th November 2019


Mr Kunasingam carried out my keyhole bunion surgery on 17th September 2019. I was back in the gym 6 weeks later! Cannot recommend this procedure highly enough and cannot believe more people don't know about it! I very nearly put off having bunion surgery thinking the recovery time would take months .. so pleased I kept searching and found Mr Kunasingam!

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Written by a patient at North Downs Hospital
18th November 2019


I saw Dr Kunasingham regarding arthritis in my big toes. We discussed treatment options and he carried out keyhole surgery in the form of a chilectomy. I have to admit to being nervous because I had heard tales of the pain and a long recovery, but I couldn't have been more wrong. The surgery itself was straightforward and everyone very caring and attentive. My recovery was much quicker than anticipated and the pain levels much lower than expected. I can now walk pain free and couldn't be happier. I saw Dr Kunasignham for two follow up appointments and he was very pleased with the progress I've made and clearly cares about his patients. I can highly recommend Dr Kunasingham for his surgical and interpersonal skills. One feels is very safe hands under his care.

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Written by a patient at Croydon University Hospital
15th November 2019


I recently had bunion and hammer toe keyhole surgery and was surprises it was so painless. I took very few painkillers and found all the advise given excellent. I would highly recommend this Consultant and will be having my other foot done shortly. Keyhole surgery is not very painful at all so go for it girls.

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Profile

Mr Kunasingam grew up in Kent and trained in the South East of London and England. He is married with three children with whom he tries to make the most of any time outside work. He played college rugby and hockey to first team level and still plays club hockey when family time allows. His passion for sport nurtured his interest and qualification in Sports Medicine after completing his Medical and Orthopaedic training.

Medical and Surgical training -

Mr Kunasingam graduated in medicine from Guys and St Thomas’ Hospital known as United Medical and Dental Schools at the time with a Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery and Bachelor of Science in Experimental Pathology and Genetics.

After completing his house officer training in Tunbridge Wells he taught anatomy under Professor Harold Ellis at Guys, Kings and St Thomas’ medical school. He completed his basic surgical training in Sussex attaining his Membership of the Royal College of Surgeons England.

He was then selected for specialist registrar training through the London deanery and South East Thames attaining his Diploma in Orthopaedics from the University of Brighton and his Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons England.

Specialist training -

Mr Kunasingam underwent specialist foot and ankle fellowship training at several centres in Sydney Australia which included the treatment of elite athletes and minimally invasive surgical techniques. On return to the UK he did a second fellowship in trauma surgery at the Kings College London major trauma centre.

Mr Kunasingam took up a consultant post and set up the foot and ankle unit at Croydon University Hospital. His practice covers all aspects of foot and ankle surgery striving for excellence using evidence based methods. He is an exponent of minimally invasive surgery allowing the majority of his cases to be performed as day case procedures. Kumar strongly believes communication is the key to successful treatment and believes in involving them this experience.

Areas of interest
Foot; Ankle; Trauma; Sports; Sports medicine; Minimally Invasive Surgery; MIS; MICA; Minimally invasive chevron Akin; Arthoscopy; Ankle arthroscopy; Achilles; Bunion; Toes; Toe; Soft tissue ankle; Soft tissue foot; Flat foot; Flat foot reconstruction; Bunions; Hallux valgus; Minimally Invasive Foot Surgery; Minimally Invasive Ankle Surgery; Morton’s neuroma; Metatarsalgia; Plantar fasciitis; Ankle sprains, Key hole surgery; keyhole bunion; keyhole surgery Toe deformity corrections; Hammer toe; Mallet toe; Curly toe; Cartilage injuries; Ankle arthroscopy; Microfracture; OCD; Ankle fractures; Achilles; Achilles rupture; Achilles reconstruction; Achilles repair; Foot tendon injuries; Tendinopathy; Tendonitis; Tendonosis; Stress fracture; Foot arthritis; Ankle arthritis; Ankle fusion; Foot fusion; Foot fractures; Forefoot reconstruction; Foot reconstruction; Ankle pain; Foot pain; Sports injuries; Arthroscopy; Non-union fractures; Arthritis; Ankle surgery; Foot surgery; Peroneal tendon; Ankle tendon

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