Personal profile
Training
Originally from Manchester, Mr Sisodia qualified from the University of Leeds in 2005 and undertook his orthopaedic training on the Yorkshire Specialist Training Rotation. This culminated in his obtaining of the FRCS (Orth) from the Royal College of Surgeons of England in 2014.
Following this, his sub-specialist training was acquired from highly-regarded Knee Fellowships with internationally renowned knee surgeons, namely Prof Nick London in Harrogate and BOA past president, Mr Tim Wilton. Mr Sisodia further enhanced his skills by completing a prestigious international year-long Fellowship under the expert tutelage of Dr Jeff Gollish at Toronto’s Sunnybrook Hospital – a designated ‘Centre of Excellence’ and Canada’s highest volume joint replacement centre.
The breadth and depth of his training experience has provided Mr Sisodia with the competence to deal with a wide range of patient conditions in his field – from professional athletes with knee injuries, to older individuals with complex degenerative conditions.
Current Practice
Mr Sisodia is based in Manchester and Cheshire and has private practices at The Alexandra Hospital (Cheadle) and The Highfield Hospital (Rochdale). He also has a full-time NHS practice based at Wythenshawe Hospital, part of Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust. As part of his routine practice, Mr Sisodia performs arthroscopic (keyhole) reconstructive surgery for ligament, cartilage and meniscal injuries of the knee. He has particular interests in the treatment of patella instability, anterior knee pain and arthritis. He regularly performs total knee and total hip replacements, and is very much a proponent of partial knee replacement surgery when appropriate – using implants that have the best long-term results in the UK.
Above all else, Mr Sisodia is dedicated to patient-centred care and is driven by his commitment to providing his patients the right treatment at the right time.
Academic Interests
Throughout his career, Mr Sisodia has been involved in research and clinical audit. He completed a Medical Engineering Masters Degree with distinction, helping him to garner an in-depth knowledge of the materials and biomaterials used in orthopaedic surgery, which he applies when selecting and positioning implants.
Mr Sisodia maintains a keen interest in teaching and training. He is an Honorary Senior Lecturer at University of Manchester's Medical School and is the Teaching Lead for medical students passing through the orthopaedic rotation at Wythenshawe Hospital. Previously, Mr Sisodia has held Clinical Tutor and Anatomy Demonstrator roles, as well as undertaking examiner roles for specialist registrars taking regional exams in the UK and in Canada. Additionally, his current Clinical Supervisor roles mean that he regularly teaches senior medical students and junior doctors.
