Mr Vivek Gulati

How to shake hip problemsThe Australian07/02/2019“There are definitely a lot more people having hip surgery at a young age,” says Vivek Gulati, a consultant orthopaedic hip surgeon at The London Clinic.The NHS staff who rallied to my son’s aid show there is hope, even in bleak timesThe Guardian22/12/2017″Then the surgeon, Vivek Gulati, appeared. Getting straight to the point, he announced that there was no need for an operation after all.”

Research

Mr. Gulati has an extensive research background and uses this to adopt an evidence-based approach to both the conservative (non-surgical) and surgical management of all patients.He has published over 30 peer reviewed publications in a range of international high impact orthopaedic journals including the Bone & Joint Journal, Hip International, Skeletal Radiology, Gait & Posture, Clin Orthopaedic Related Research, Journal of Trauma and the Journal of the Royal Society of Medicine.He has presented his work at both national and international forums over 30 times including the Orthopaedic Research Society (USA), BOA (UK), Efort (Copenhagen), BASK (UK) and Sicot (Dubai).

• Hip problems
• Knee problems
• Hip osteoarthritis
• Knee osteoarthritis
• Hip injuries
• Knee injuries
• Hip pain
• Knee pain
• Hip avascular necrosis
• Hip dysplasia
• Hip tendonitis
• Knee tendonitis
• Hip bursistis
• Fractures
• Sports knee injuries
• Knee meniscus tears
• Sports hip pain
• Young adult hip pain
• Ilio-tibial band/gluteal pain
• Failed hip replacement
• Failed knee replacement

• Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon Homerton Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust and Barts Health Orthopaedic Centre

• Orthopaedic Registrar & Foundation Doctor LeadHomerton Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust
• Royal Free Teaching Faculty

5 Devonshire Place
London W1G 6HL

• Year qualified 2003
• Cambridge University, St.John’s college 2003

Mr Gulati completed his medical training at St. John’s College, Cambridge University, where he was awarded the prestigious Rolleston Prize, leading to a clinical internship at Harvard University, Massachusetts General Hospital, USA. He later secured a place on the highly competitive Imperial College North West Thames Surgical Rotation for his speciality training.During his training, he took a year out to complete a Higher Master’s Research Degree at the Musculoskeletal Laboratory, Imperial College, conducting pioneering biomechanical research on osteoarthritis progression using advanced 3D gait analysis. He also contributed to developing a motion sensor for objectively assessing patient recovery after joint replacement surgery. His work was published in Gait & Posture and presented at the Orthopaedic Research Society in the USA.He passed his FRCS exam on his first attempt in 2013 and was elected a Home Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons.

Fellowships

Mr Gulati completed Hip and Knee Fellowship Training at the Royal Bournemouth Hospital, a renowned joint replacement centre, under Professors Middleton & Harvey—leading revision surgeons on the National Joint Registry.He further honed his expertise at St. Michael’s Hospital, Toronto, gaining extensive experience in Revision Hip & Knee Surgery under Professor Waddell, former President of the Canadian Orthopaedic Association. During this time, he also acquired valuable trauma experience at this Level 1 Major Trauma Centre.

Mr Gulati represented his university college at both football and cricket. He was the captain of the medical school football team and continues to be a sports enthusiast. As a Mancunian he has been a lifelong passionate supporter of Manchester United. He enjoys sampling different cuisine from all parts of the world and balances this with a regular gym attendance in a bid to stay fit!

• British Medical Association
  
• General Medical Council
  
• Fellow of The British Hip Society
  
• Past Fellow of The British Orthopaedic Association
  
• Past Fellow of The Royal College of Surgeons