Mr Naveethan Sivanadarajah

Mr Sivanadarajah is a Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon at King Edward VII’s Hospital. Having grown up in West London, Mr Sivanadarajah graduated with Distinction from one of the top 10 global universities, University College London. His early post-graduate training was in North Central Thames and East of England deaneries, with higher orthopaedic training in the world renowned Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital, Stanmore.

During his training, Mr Sivanadarajah gained valuable insight into the management of complex foot and ankle surgery, paediatric foot and ankle surgery, trauma management and peripheral nerve injuries from esteemed leaders within the field of Trauma & Orthopaedics.

After completion of the FRCS examination and upon completion of his training, Mr Sivanadarajah undertook the highly sought-after Windsor Foot fellowship with close tutelage from Mr Raman Dega and Mr Callum Clark. Mr Sivanadarajah also gained invaluable exposure to cutting edge techniques on a visiting fellowship at Twin Cities Orthopaedics Hospital in the United States, working closely with the then president of the American Foot & Ankle Society, Dr Chris Coetzee. Combined with his Trauma fellowship at Imperial College Healthcare with Mr Nadeem Mushtaq and Mr Peter Rosenfeld, Mr Sivanadarajah was able to shape his own foot and ankle practice.

During his training Mr Sivanadarajah was awarded the Certificate of Excellence at the House of Lords as well as the prestigious Seddon Society award. He has contributed to research in Trauma & Orthopaedics, Foot & Ankle Surgery and Medical Education, publishing in numerous high-ranking journals. He has also published his knowledge and experience in key Orthopaedic textbooks to help guide future surgeons and improve practice and quality of care.

As a key speaker, he has been invited to chair and present at several national and international conferences including the British Foot and Ankle Society, British Orthopaedic Association and Royal Society of Medicine.

Mr Sivanadarajah has also established links with the Bioengineering Department at Imperial College London, collaborating on studies to answer key clinical questions, utilising computer modelling to look at foot and ankle fixation and fusion methods.