Mr Amir-Reza Jenabzadeh

Mr Jenabzadeh completed his medical training at University College London Medical School in 1999. He also completed his higher surgical training as a specialist registrar in Trauma & Orthopaedics in the Northwest Thames training programme. Mr Jenabzadeh has participated in two advanced surgical fellowships. One being in Sydney, Australia with world-leading arthroplasty surgeons at The Mater Clinic. The second being trauma surgery at St Mary’s Hospital (a Major Trauma centre).

Mr Jenabzadeh still enjoys playing tennis having played all his life. Previous achievements include captaining the UCL tennis team and gaining honorary colours from UCL. He has also captained the David Lloyds men’s tennis team to regional finals

Here at One Hatfield Hospital, we are always pleased to hear what our patient’s think of the service they have received. Below is a snapshot of the some of the excellent feedback we have received for Mr Jenabzadeh.

Royal College of Surgeons (England)

General Medical Council

Premium Medical Protection

British Medical Association

Mr Jenabzadeh has published papers extensively in the field of trauma and orthopaedics. He has also authored several book chapters in joint replacement. His main focus has been developing the field of computer navigated joint (hip and knee) replacement. Mr Jenabzadeh has featured in the British Orthopaedic Association centenary celebration video for his work in computer navigation.

Here are some articles featuring Mr Reza Jenabzadeh.

Meet Mr Amir-Reza Jenabzadeh

Mr Jenabzadeh tells us why he chose to become an orthopaedic lower limb surgeon, why he champions computer navigated joint replacements, and what he likes to do in his spare time.

Hip and knee pain

In this series of short videos Mr Jenabzadeh talks through the likely causes of hip or knee pain, how a diagnosis is reached, what surgical options may help and what a patient can expect when they come to see him for a consultation.

What might be causing my hip or knee pain?

How is hip or knee arthritis confirmed?

What are the most common surgical treatments for hip and knee pain?

How are hip and knee replacements procedures performed?

What are the advantages of computer navigated hip and knee replacements?

What results can I expect from my hip or knee replacement?

How long will my joint replacement last? Will I need revision surgery?

What advice would you give to anyone considering joint replacement surgery?

What can I expect from my first consultation to discuss hip or knee pain?