Human factor is very important if the medical professional are dealing with the other human being (who came for advice and help). The patient going to specialist to get the answers that is important to him and he have to be treated with respect , if that specialist want to be trusted and respected in return....
I feel that I did waisted my time , may be you have a better luck!

I would recommend him to anyone he is my true hero he came in on a Sunday to fix my broken femur heis caring with a pleasant bedside manner I am a registered nurse and could not fault him very professional and competent

I found him to be extremely capable, with an excellent bedside manner and very caring. I certainly did not find him rude or abrupt - he has a great sense of humour and certainly knew his profession. He is highly regarded by the Medical Profession that I encountered in my 2 stints in hospital and by former patients.
I had two hips replaced within 15 weeks and i am thrilled to have my life back.
Another orthopaedic problem emerged (nothing to do with the hips) and he left no stone unturned to get to the bottom of it.
When my other bits need doing (near future) he will be the man!!!
His Receptionists are also such pleasant people.

i had him as my first orthopedic surgeon. I found him quite rude and abrupt, he did not fix the problem and had to seek out another doctor. Was very dissatisfied with him.