Mr Albert Ngu

Mr Albert Ngu is a highly-skilled consultant orthopaedic surgeon who practises at the Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital (RNOH) in Stanmore, West London. He has specialist expertise in primary and revision hip and knee replacement surgery and is proficient in both anterior and posterior approaches to hip replacement, enabling him to tailor procedures to the unique needs of each patient. His practice also includes total and partial knee replacements, as well as managing complex revision surgeries.

Mr Ngu completed his specialist training on the East of England rotation, including placements at major trauma centres such as Addenbrooke’s Hospital and The Royal London. He subsequently undertook prestigious fellowships in Calgary, Canada and at St George’s Hospital, London, with focused training in complex arthroplasty, direct anterior hip surgery, and major pelvic and acetabular reconstruction. He is ROSA robot-certified and actively engaged in the integration of robotic-assisted joint replacement into clinical practice. He also has extensive experience in day-case joint replacement, reflecting his commitment to advancing modern, patient-friendly surgical care.

His subspecialist interests include the management of failed joint replacements and periprosthetic fractures, areas in which he brings a depth of clinical knowledge and experience. A strong advocate for evidence-based medicine, Mr Ngu has contributed to numerous research publications and clinical audits, driving service improvements across several NHS trusts.

Mr Ngu is widely recognised for his calm, collaborative approach and dedication to patient-centred care, ensuring that patients are well-informed and supported throughout their treatment journey. His excellence in training has been acknowledged through awards such as the Trinity Cup, awarded to the most accomplished trainee on the Cambridge rotation. He also contributes to the academic community as a reviewer for the Bone & Joint Journal.