Prof. Bijayendra Singh

Written by a patient at KIMS Hospital

I have been a patient of Prof. Bijayendra Singh for the past 4 months following cycling accident earlier in 2019. Prof. Singh has a gentle, kind manner. He took time to explain the preferred treatment plan, the possible issues after surgery and what to do afterwards to ensure I make the best recovery. He performed a procedure to repair damage caused in my accident. I have seen Prof Singh twice since the procedure to follow up on my progress. I was seen promptly for all my appointments at the KIMS Hospital and during those appointments Prof. Singh was highly professional, courteous and friendly.

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Written by a patient at KIMS Hospital

I felt that Prof Singh was extremely knowledgeable about the problems I had with my shoulder. After the procedure to address one problem, another remained (as I expected it would) but was slight. Prof Singh put forward a suggestion to address that if it persisted, it was a technique I hadn't even come across before and which is relatively new but he had been trialling - I would have no qualms about seeing him again if necessary.

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Written by a patient at KIMS Hospital

Over a year post surgery I have decided now is the time to leave a review... I was shown the utmost care by Professor Singh when having a ganglion removed from my wrist as well as carpal tunnel problems fixed. I can not fault him for all his efforts with my hand and trying other options before surgery. Following the surgery in September 2018 my hand has improved dramatically and I am thankful to be able to continue with my business which I feared I would not. I would highly recommend him and have advised a couple of friends that he’s the man to see for their problems. Many thanks Bijay, I’m eternally grateful for your kindness, understanding and care.

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Written by a patient at Medway Maritime Hospital

He gave me the full facts about my condition. He explained my treatment options clearly and when I could not decide whether to be operated on or not, he gave me a further month to think about it. I visited him again yesterday and was still undecided so he asked me where my pain levels were. We discussed that and again he explained the options quite clearly. That is when I decided I would not have the operation. However, Dr Singh did not end it there as he went on to say that I could be referred to him in the future should I so wish. I was very pleased and grateful that I was not to be dismissed without a plan for the future. I left feeling that I had made the right decision. At last, after deliberating for weeks, he also confirmed that he thought I had made the right decision at this time. He was amazing after I had finally made the decision. He understood my reasons and then went on to explain that I could have further consultation with him should I require to see him in the future to make my shoulder more comfortable as he also reiterated that there was the possibility of deterioration in the future.

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Written by a patient at KIMS Hospital

Professor Singh carried out a difficult full thickness repair to my left shoulder's rotor cuff. Before my referral to Prof Singh I was told it would be unlikely that I would have anything near the use I had before my injury. Prof Singh advised me that the repair would be tricky and that it may need the shoulder to be opened completely as opposed to key hole surgery but he assured me he would do the best he possibly could. My surgery was carried out through key hole methods and the repair has been very successful. Now five months post op, I have my full range of movement back, no pain and, although I am still doing my own physiotherapy, my strength is regaining week by week. I thank Prof Singh for his expertise and care, I feel extremely lucky that I was referred to him.

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