Mr. Rishi ChanaHip & Knee Surgeon
              I am a dedicated hip and knee specialist with expertise relating to all adult hip conditions.
My two main areas of focus are in Hip Joint Preservation Surgery and Joint Replacement Surgery of the Hip and Knee.
As a fellowship trained Hip Arthroscopy surgeon, it is always a pleasure to see any patient who is struggling with conservative active therapy.
Hip Joint Preservation (keyhole or arthroscopy) is a philosophy of doing our utmost to keep your natural hip joint in the best health and function, for as long as we can. My goal is to bridge the gap for those patients with early wear and tear hip problems that are not ready for a hip replacement. With a biological reconstruction rather than metal implants, we can help you to achieve your goals whilst still allowing you to keep your natural hip joint. Our multidisciplinary super team will ensure you have the best care and results possible using the latest innovations including regenerative stem cell therapy using your own bone marrow cells or lipogems augmented with collagen scaffolds to preserve your joint. This is called AMIC / BMAC / Lipogems.
Another area of specialist interest is in sports injuries for young active adults. I have successfully treated patients and returned them to their targeted athletic / sporting goals. These include conditions such as hip cam, pincer or subspinous impingement, all forms of femoro-acetabular impingement. If left, these also result in labral tears, cartilage damage and focal articular cartilage defects that be repaired or reconstructed, if found and treated in time.
Areas of expertise also extend to delivering pain relief from trochanteric bursitis, hip & gluteal core buttock pain, ITB syndrome and lower leg pain as these conditions often occur in conjunction with sports injuries in active patients and people suffering from arthritis.
A key factor in advising patients about their hip is knowing when we can save the natural joint or when to consider a Total Hip Replacement.
I have completed two world renowned hip replacement fellowship programs in Sydney and the Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital, Stanmore to provide an exceptional high-quality joint replacement service with enhanced rehabilitation and have a cohort of very happy customers. Please see my patient reviews on www.iwantgreatcare.org
I also offer a personalised custom built bespoke surgical plan using the latest but safe and well proven technologies including navigation and robot assisted surgery joint replacements to ensure the highest degree of accuracy and detail in this digital era.
The Mako Robot Assisted Surgery (Makoplasty Surgery) offers the world’s most accurate hip joint replacement, partial and full knee replacements. I am honoured to be part of a select group of elite surgeons trained in this pioneering technique that has proven superiority over a standard operation, exclusively at the Princess Margaret Hospital, Windsor.
When not at work, I enjoy spending time with my two kids, Ronak (10yrs) and Sohani (4yrs) and wife Nim who is a local dentist.
I’m an enthusiastic surgeon, chef and BBQ pitmaster.
Check me out on Instagram (@Londonhipsurgeon & rishichana1), LinkedIn and YouTube!
My practice locations include the BMI Princess Margaret Hospital in Windsor, Spire Thames Valley Hospital in Wexham and BMI Chiltern Hospital in Buckinghamshire as well as Schoen Clinic in Central London & Harley Street.
Areas of Expertise
- Adult Hip & Knee
 - Hip Replacement
 - Minimally Invasive Hip Replacement
 - Knee Replacement
 - Partial Knee Replacement
 - Mako Robot Assisted Hip and Knee Replacement Surgery
 - Sports Hip Pain
 - Hip Arthroscopy (Keyhole Surgery of the Hip)
 - Hip Labral Repair Surgery
 - Hip Impingement Surgery
 - Hip CAM Osteoplasty
 - Hip Pincer Takedown and Labral Repair or Reconstruction
 - Hip Labral Reconstruction
 - Hip Micro Fracture Surgery
 - Hip Biologics Surgery
 - Hip Biological Reconstruction
 - Young Adult Hip Pain
 - ITB / Gluteal Pain
 - Trochanteric Bursitis Pain
 
Mr Rishi Chana has a particular interest in joint preservation surgery, biological repair and joint replacement enhanced recovery surgery and rehabilitation.
Research Interests
Mr Rishi is currently studying joint preservation surgery and biological repair of hips to increase the longevity of your natural hip joint.
He also runs his own international fellowship program for higher surgical specialist teaching.
Mr Rishi has also recently published in his field of expertise, on the forefront of current implant and bearing technology as well as clinically relevant research that has improved evidence-based practise internationally. He is a keen teacher and lectures on a regular basis to orthopaedic surgeons and allied health musculoskeletal staff.
Awards Received
- IWGC Award 2020 Certificate of Excellence
 - Sports & Exercise Medicine PG Cert
 - Professor Fred Heatley Research Award (2011)
 - MSc Thesis Distinction
 - BSc Honours
 - PG Med Ed Merit
 
To view a video presentation of cutting-edge research presented at British Orthopaedic Association International Congress, by Mr Chana in 2011 via the link below:
Publications
HIP
10-year results of Oxinium and Verilast Total Hip Replacement. Hip Int 2018
Mid term results of  3rd generation alumina on alumina ceramic bearings in cementless THA. A 10-year  follow-up study.
                  J Bone Joint Surg Am.  2012 Jan 18;94(2):138-44.
Mixing and matching  causing taper wear: Corrosion as a cause for pseudotumour.
                  J Bone Joint Surg Br.  2012 Feb;94(2):281-6.
Early diagnosis of  delayed vascular injury associated with revision hip arthroplasty.
                  Hip International,  16(2): 89 – 92, March 2006
Ceramic-on ceramic  bearings in young patients: Outcomes and activity levels at minimum 10-year  follow-up
                  Bone Joint J 2013; 95-B,  1603-9
The  Metaphyseal-Diaphyseal Score index: A novel method of preventing intra-operative  periprosthetic fracture in modern uncemented hemiarthroplasty.
                  Journal Ortho Surg  & Research, 6:59,18 Nov 2011
TRAUMA
 The role of MRI in the  diagnosis of proximal femoral fractures in the elderly.
                  Injury, Int J. Care  Injured 2006, 37, 185-89
KNEE
 Warfarin management  oin patients on continuous anticoagulation therapy undergoing TKA.
                  JBJS Br 93-B,11,  p1497-1502, Nov 2011
Long term survival of  High Tibial Osteotomy for medial compartment OA of the knee.
                  Am J Sports Med  January 2011 vol. 39 no. 1 64-70
5 to 8 Year  Results of the Uncemented Duracon Total Knee Arthroplasty System.
                  Journal of  Arthroplasty, Vol 23 (5), 677-682, August 2008
A Case Report:  S. Marscescens infective arthritis following knee arthroscopy.
                  Int. Journal of  Orthopaedic Surgery. 2007. Volume 7 Number 2
Steroid induced  stress fracture of medial tibial condyle: A case report.
                  Journal of Knee  Surgery, E-first June 2011 DOI: 10.1055/s-0031-1280973
Efficacy of  immunohistological methods in detecting functionally viable mechanoreceptors in  the remnant stumps of injured ACL and its clinical importance.
                  Knee Surg  Sports Traumatol. Arthrosc. 2012 Jan;20(1):75-80.
FOOT & ANKLE
 Osteochondroma  of the distal tibia leading to deformity and stress fracture of the fibula.
                  Foot and Ankle  Surgery, Volume 9, Issue 2, 2003, Pages 129-130 
Book Chapters
History of Hip  Arthroplasty. (Chapter 4)
                  Book chapter in  ‘Tribology and bearing surfaces in Total Joint Replacement’.
                  Editors: Streicher  & Wang 2011
Courses Offered to GPs
- Joint Preservation Techniques and Hip Arthroscopy
 - AMIC 3rd International HIp Meeting Berlin 2019
 - Annual GP Musculoskeletal Study Day: (surreyorthopaedicclinic.com).
 - Hampshire and Surrey Knee Symposium: kneemeeting.com
 
