Knee

We assess where you feel pain, how stable your knee is and which movements have become difficult.

Knee replacement and revision surgery

When considering a total or partial replacement, I assess which parts of your knee are affected by osteoarthritis, how stable the joint is and which everyday activities are difficult. When appropriate, I can use a robotic system to assist with knee replacement surgery.
If you already have a knee replacement and it has become painful or started giving way, we investigate the cause and whether revision surgery might help.
Please bring your operation report and any previous X-rays.

Total knee replacement→Partial knee replacement→Revision knee replacement→

Sports injuries of the knee

For meniscus and ligament injuries, I start by asking how the injury happened.
I assess movement, swelling and any episodes of the knee giving way. If you have pain around the kneecap or feel it shift, I also assess how it moves as you bend and straighten your knee.
We discuss treatment options and your goals for returning to daily activities and sport.

Meniscus injuries→Anterior cruciate ligament injury→Patellofemoral conditions→Assessment after a sports injury→

Regenerative medicine for the knee

If knee osteoarthritis makes stairs difficult, or a painful tendon limits your training, we discuss which movements you want to regain. I assess how your knee responds to exercise and explain when an injection might complement rehabilitation.

Regenerative medicine in sport and osteoarthritis→