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Written by a NHS patient at Queen Elizabeth Hospital
3rd May 2021


My post op MRI scan showed Mr Patrick had managed to remove almost all of the tumour. He is Very easy to talk to. Made me feel at ease. Explained everything very well. A very agreeable gentlemen.

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Written by a carer at Queen Elizabeth Hospital
23rd December 2019


Mr petrik is a completely competent surgeon in neurology and he has a calming bedside manner and makes the patient feel at ease and he also has a carring nature towards his patients,he also explains the procedure that he has carried out and also makes you feel confident in the surgery that he has carried out and i would like to thank him and his team and the staff at the queen Elizabeth hospital for all they done for my wife during her time their on ward's 407/411

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Written by a patient at Queen Elizabeth Hospital
3rd May 2019


2 years after brain operation, fantastic results, very good surgeon, highly recommended

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Written by a patient at Queen Elizabeth Hospital
26th November 2018


I had a slipped L4-5 disc which was compressing my sciatic nerve I was in pain for 18 months saw mr Harlands team who refered me to mr Petrik for my operation he was a real nice man explained everything clearly he came across as very caring afew weeks later I had my op and was pain free. His team was great kept me well informed about the procedure he even came down to see how I was doing a couple of times which was reassuring brilliant care keep up the excellent work.

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Written by a patient at Queen Elizabeth Hospital
1st October 2018


I wrote the comments dated 20/06/18, and unfortunately still have no answer to one of the questions asked, after many phone calls I still have no response. This is now becoming very urgent and a response would be appreciated

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