Orthopedic Surgeons in National University Hospital (NUH) Singapore

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National University Hospital. 5 Lower Kent Ridge Road   
Singapore 119074   
Contact details:(65) 6779 5555                      
Emergency (24 Hrs): (65) 6772 5000  

Dr Andrew Dutton    Orthopaedic Surgery
A/Prof Aziz Nather    Orthopaedic Surgery
Dr Diarmuid Murphy   
Dr Fareed H. Y. Kagda   
A/Prof Hee Hwan Tak   
Dr Hitendra K Doshi   
A/Prof James Hui   
Prof Kandiah Satkunanantham   
Adj A/Prof Khong Kok Sun   
Prof Lee Eng Hin   
Dr Lee Kevin   
Dr Lingaraj Krishna   
Dr Liu Gabriel   
Dr Naresh Kumar   
Dr Peter Lee   
Prof Shamal Das De   
Prof Shamal Das De   
A/Prof Suresh Nathan   
A/Prof Suresh Nathan   
Dr Tan Chyn Hong   
Dr Tan Ken Jin   
Dr Thambiah Joseph   
Dr Thambiah Joseph   
Prof V Prem Kumar   
Dr Wang Wilson   
Prof Wong Hee Kit   
Prof Wong Hee Kit   
Location: 5 Lower Kent Ridge Road, National University of Singapore, Singapore 119074

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