Mr Pranab Sinha

Mr Pranab Sinha is an experienced UK-born, fellowship-trained Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon based in London , with a specialist interest in hip, knee, and sports-related injuries . Known for his personalised approach and high-quality outcomes, Mr Sinha treats a wide range of patients—from active younger individuals with sports injuries to those managing advanced arthritis. He is committed to involving his patients at every step, offering clear explanations , exploring non-surgical options first , and recommending surgery only when clinically appropriate. Mr Sinha’s patients consistently describe him as approachable, kind, and meticulous , with many reporting life-changing improvements in pain, mobility, and overall quality of life following treatment. After graduating with Honours in Anatomy , Mr Sinha completed his medical degree at Guy’s, King’s and St Thomas’ Medical School in London . He underwent specialist orthopaedic training in prestigious hospitals across South East England and London, and completed international fellowships in Johannesburg and Sydney . He further refined his surgical expertise through two advanced fellowships: A Complex Trauma Fellowship at King’s College Hospital, London A Hip and Knee Reconstruction & Sports Injury Fellowship in Sydney under Professor S. MacDessi, where he trained in robotic-assisted joint replacements and advanced sports knee procedures . Mr Sinha currently holds a Consultant post at Lewisham and Greenwich NHS Trust. He has played an active role in clinical leadership as a former Clinical Governance Lead , leading initiatives that improved patient safety and outcomes. He is the current Trauma Lead at Queen Elizabeth Hospital. He is also passionate about training future orthopaedic surgeons and regularly examines for the FRCS (Fellowship of the Royal College of Surgeons). His academic work is substantial, with over 16 published scientific articles and contributions to leading textbooks including The Hip Joint . He was awarded a Distinction for his MSc thesis on knee replacements and is a Co-Principal Investigator for a national research study on patellofemoral instability . Outside of medicine, Mr Pranab Sinha enjoys spending time with his two sons and wife , playing racquet sports, running, swimming, gym work and exploring different cultures . Personal experience with musculoskeletal conditions in his own family has deepened his empathy and further fuelled his commitment to delivering outstanding care .

Mr Pranab Sinha’s clinical practice and expertise covers a broad spectrum of hip, knee, and sports injury treatments , with a focus on using the most advanced and evidence-based techniques . His core areas of interest include: Hip and Knee Replacements Total and partial joint replacements Robotic-assisted and computer-navigated surgery Customised alignment to aim to maximise function and implant longevity Sports Knee Injuries ACL reconstruction using modern graft techniques Keyhole (arthroscopic) surgery for tears of the meniscus (shock absorber), including meniscal repair or removal Ligament reconstruction and stabilisation procedures Patellofemoral (Kneecap) Surgery Realignment and stabilisation procedures for kneecap instability Management of recurrent dislocations or congenital maltracking Joint Preservation Techniques Cartilage restoration Biologic therapies Exercise-based rehabilitation to delay or avoid surgery Enhanced Recovery Pathways Minimally invasive surgical techniques Structured post-operative rehabilitation protocols Early mobilisation and reduced hospital stay Mr Pranab Sinha takes pride in creating treatment plans tailored to each patient’s specific needs , whether for elite athletes or individuals with chronic joint issues . He places great emphasis on shared decision-making and education, ensuring every patient fully understands their condition and treatment options .