Mr Christos Plakogiannis
Mr Christos Plakogiannis is a Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon who specialises in Hip and Knee surgery
Based At
NHS base
Kettering General Hospital
GMC Number
6033315
Clinic Timetable
Thursday Evening
Clinical interests
Hip replacement ,Hip surgery, Knee replacement, Knee surgery, ACL repair and soft tissue hand surgery.
Professional Memberships
AO ESSKA Royal College of Surgeons of England
Academic Background
Christos is an Orthopaedic surgeon who moved to Kettering in 2017, having worked in the South West of England for seven years. He specialises in Hip and Knee surgery and has performed tens of hundreds of Hip and Knee replacements with successful outcomes according to the reports of the National Joint Registry. He is a fellow of the AO and the ESSKA and provides treatment for Knee injuries in young and active patients. During his training he had a passion for Hand surgery and he is currently treating patients with Carpal Tunnel Syndrome, Trigger digits and De Quervain's tenosynovitis. His vision for Orthopaedics is the development of a Hospital service that exceeds patients' expectations, the introduction of practices in the Community that reduce the incidence of injury and the impact of joint degeneration in people's lives and the integration of Technology into the Patient's journey from disease to Recovery.
Based at
NHS base
Kettering General Hospital
GMC Number
6033315
Clinic Timetable
Thursday Evening
Clinical interests
Hip replacement ,Hip surgery, Knee replacement, Knee surgery, ACL repair and soft tissue hand surgery.
Professional Memberships
AO ESSKA Royal College of Surgeons of England
Academic Background
Christos is an Orthopaedic surgeon who moved to Kettering in 2017, having worked in the South West of England for seven years. He specialises in Hip and Knee surgery and has performed tens of hundreds of Hip and Knee replacements with successful outcomes according to the reports of the National Joint Registry. He is a fellow of the AO and the ESSKA and provides treatment for Knee injuries in young and active patients. During his training he had a passion for Hand surgery and he is currently treating patients with Carpal Tunnel Syndrome, Trigger digits and De Quervain's tenosynovitis. His vision for Orthopaedics is the development of a Hospital service that exceeds patients' expectations, the introduction of practices in the Community that reduce the incidence of injury and the impact of joint degeneration in people's lives and the integration of Technology into the Patient's journey from disease to Recovery.
