Personal Profile
Mr Arshad Khaleel is a Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon specialising in lower limb conditions including joint replacement surgery, arthroscopy sports and trauma related surgery.
Mr Khaleel graduated in 1989, completed his Basic Surgical Training in London and Higher Surgical Training in Trauma and Orthopaedics on the South East St Thomas and Guy's rotation. He obtained an MSc in Trauma and Orthopaedic Rehabilitation and Technology from the University of Dundee. He was appointed Consultant at Ashford and St Peter's Hospital in 2002.
Mr Khaleel's orthopaedic training and practice involves managing disorders of the lower limb including arthroscopic (keyhole surgery) and joint replacement surgery of the hip, knee and ankle joints. He treats sports-related injuries such as ankle stabilisation surgery and stress fracture management. He uses the current evidence-based techniques and implants.
Mr Khaleel carries out surgery to fix bone and joint fractures including when they have failed to unite (non-union) or healed with deformity that needs correction (mal union). He completed a Fellowship in Trauma and Limb Reconstruction Surgery and undertook specialised training at the Ilizarov Scientific Centre, Kurgan, Siberia. This allows him to offer trauma and limb reconstruction surgery to patients locally, from regional hospitals and on occasions from abroad.
Mr Khaleel has an interest in disorders of the foot and ankle. He routinely carries out complex procedures and revision surgeries including forefoot, midfoot and hind foot bone and tendon disorders. He manages acute charcot of the foot - a complex and disabling condition.
Mr Khaleel also manages some hand conditions including Carpal Tunnel Syndrome, trigger finger and Dupuytren's contractures.
Mr Khaleel has been involved in research to improve patient care directly and improve understanding of pathologies. Studies include how best to place components during joint replacement surgery of the hip and knee; biomechanical and clinical studies in the ideal way to fix fractures; and outcome studies following surgical intervention.
He has been Honorary Senior Lecturer at the Royal Holloway University of London. He is a reviewer for peer reviewed journals in Trauma and Orthopaedic Surgery.
Mr Khaleel is very actively involved in training junior doctors and young surgeons having been a Tutor of the Kent Surrey and Sussex Deanery as well as a College Tutor of the Royal College of Surgeons. He has examined for the Royal College of Surgeons.
Training and Appointment
Mr Khaleel graduated in 1989, completed his Basic Surgical Training in London and Higher Surgical Training in Trauma and Orthopaedics on the South East St Thomas and Guy's rotation. He obtained an MSc in Trauma and Orthopaedic Rehabilitation and Technology from the University of Dundee. He was appointed Consultant at Ashford and St Peter's Hospital in 2002.
Current Practice
Mr Khaleel's orthopaedic training and practice involves managing disorders of the lower limb including arthroscopic (keyhole surgery) and joint replacement surgery of the hip, knee and ankle joints. He treats sports-related injuries such as ankle stabilisation surgery and stress fracture management. He uses the current evidence-based techniques and implants.
Mr Khaleel carries out surgery to fix bone and joint fractures including when they have failed to unite (non-union) or healed with deformity that needs correction (mal union). He completed a Fellowship in Trauma and Limb Reconstruction Surgery and undertook specialised training at the Ilizarov Scientific Centre, Kurgan, Siberia. This allows him to offer trauma and limb reconstruction surgery to patients locally, from regional hospitals and on occasions from abroad.
Mr Khaleel has an interest in disorders of the foot and ankle. He routinely carries out complex procedures and revision surgeries including forefoot, midfoot and hind foot bone and tendon disorders. He manages acute charcot of the foot - a complex and disabling condition.
Mr Khaleel also manages some hand conditions including Carpal Tunnel Syndrome, trigger finger and Dupuytren's contractures.
Research, Training and Publications
Mr Khaleel has been involved in research to improve patient care directly and improve understanding of pathologies. Studies include how best to place components during joint replacement surgery of the hip and knee; biomechanical and clinical studies in the ideal way to fix fractures; and outcome studies following surgical intervention.
He has been Honorary Senior Lecturer at the Royal Holloway University of London. He is a reviewer for peer reviewed journals in Trauma and Orthopaedic Surgery.
Mr Khaleel is very actively involved in training junior doctors and young surgeons having been a Tutor of the Kent Surrey and Sussex Deanery as well as a College Tutor of the Royal College of Surgeons. He has examined for the Royal College of Surgeons.
