Mr Paul Trikha

Written by a patient at St Peter's Hospital

I saw Mr Trikha in outpatient clinic when he had to tell me the bad news that I had a deteriorating knee from a meniscal tear. I was sad to realise the passage of time had impacted on me at last but Mr Trikha was very kind and compassionate toward me and did all he could to help me manage my condition. I felt that Mr Trikha had my best interest at heart and I am confident that he will monitor my condition and guide me toward the best possible outcome. In time, if I need surgery I will have no hesitation in trusting him to look after me safely.

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Written by a patient at Nuffield Health Woking Hospital

I had a knee replacement 2 1/2 years ago by a different surgeon, didn't work out scare tissue, swelling with only a 65 degree flex then 3 manipulations. Recommend to go and see Mr Trikha. Very easy to get on with made me feel very comfortable. No messing straight to the point in sorting it out. Key hole surgery with in 4 weeks after a few different scans and X-rays. Now have very little swelling and have 90 degrees bend and counting, First class surgeon but a first class person,oh I wish I had him from the start, he has made me smile again.

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Written by a patient at The Runnymede Hospital - part of Circle Health Group

I saw Mr Trikha about my knee. He arranged an mri scan and following that decided physio was the best course of treatment. If that didn’t work he would give an injection to solve the problem. Physio worked as he recommended and so was very happy not to need surgery or the injection.

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Written by a patient at The Runnymede Hospital - part of Circle Health Group

Running for a train before Christmas I leapt for an open door and in so doing, ripped up my Quadriceps tendon in my left knee, Retinacula ligament and other associated muscles. Falling onto my right knee, I managed a Maisonneuve fracture of the right fibula which drove down into my ankle doing even more damage to that. Proper job. I was discharged from a major London A&E and told to report to my local fracture clinic (the following week), without a diagnosis on either leg. Unable to stand, let walk, I was carried to a taxi while my wife frantically rang around trying to establish who to see. Paul Trikha was the recommendation and he interrupted his surgery schedule that morning to see me. Within a minute he told me what he thought was going on, confirmed very shortly afterwards by X-ray and then subsequent MRI scans. His manner and dare I say humour were unbelievably reassuring. We agreed that Skiing in March was a long shot but he encouraged that as a target anyway. He quickly recommended surgery for both injuries at the same time, in part to reduce the recovery time. This happened on his next scheduled day which must have been a timing nightmare and I was discharged the next, being able to negotiate stairs (very slowly!). Subsequent follow up has been in the same vein. Quick, efficient good humoured and professional. Liaising with the recommended physiotherapist has been an added bonus, especially because of the very different nature of the injuries. Recovery is ongoing but I am now back to commuting and working full time - oh and I did manage to X-Country ski in March, in the Alps. Thank you Paul!

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Written by a patient at The Runnymede Hospital - part of Circle Health Group

knee arthroscopy 5th march micro fracture, cyst decompressed and cartilage repair was surprised no pain after op 2 weeks on, still no pain, swelling or discomfort, back at work continuing with physio & gym ( cycling only for a while )

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