Mary’s story about her Mako hip replacement
Mary, age 43, had a hip replacement with her surgeon Mr Andrew Carrothers at Nuffield Health using Mako robotic arm assisted technology.
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BBC Look East: Benefits of minimally-invasive hip replacements
Andrew Carrothers discusses with the BBC why minimally-invasive hip surgery has benefits over traditional methods. Hear from these two patients about their quick recovery and how the hip replacement transformed their lives.
Video: Benefits of Mako robotic arm assisted surgery for joint replacement
Mako is ground-breaking robotic technology that has been developed to assist orthopaedic surgeons to carry out personalised joint replacement surgery with greater precision than ever before. Find out more in this short video.
BBC Radio Cambridgeshire: Mako robotic technology discussion
Mr Andrew Carrothers discusses the benefits of Mako robotic arm assisted technology in orthopaedics with Jeremy Sallis on Radio Cambridgeshire’s “Lunchtime Live” health slot. Listen here.
BBC Radio Cambridgeshire: Modern day hip surgery
Consultant Orthopaedic surgeon, Andrew Carrothers, discusses the success of hip surgery these days on Radio Cambridgeshire’s Drivetime. Listen here.
Tilbury Docks engineer operated on 100ft above quay
Surgeons carried out an operation on an engineer with his leg caught in a crane’s winding gear 100ft (30m) above the quay at an Essex port.
BBC Report of Tilsbury Docks incident
With his valuable military experience, Andrew Carrothers was one of the Addenbrooke’s surgeons to operate on an engineer at the top of a 100ft crane at Tilbury docks, when his leg was caught in a crane’s winding gear. This BBC video reports more.