Treatments

Arthroscopy, joint replacement, trauma and spine care.

Surgery is the last option, not the first offer. Every consultation starts with an examination and your imaging. If physiotherapy, injections or activity change can fix it, that is the plan you leave with.

01

Arthroscopy & Sports Injuries

Keyhole surgery for the knee, shoulder and ankle, with return-to-sport protocols built around your sport.

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Conditions treated

  • ACL and PCL tears
  • Meniscus and cartilage injury
  • Rotator cuff tears and shoulder instability
  • Recurrent ankle sprains

Recovery

General arthroscopy recovery: jogging at around one month, specific drills and competitive pivoting sport between two and three months. ACL reconstruction is the exception — that follows a longer nine to twelve month return-to-sport timeline.

02

Robotic & Computer-Assisted Joint Replacement

Hip and knee replacement planned in 3D from your own anatomy, executed with sub-millimetre implant alignment.

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Conditions treated

  • Advanced knee and hip arthritis
  • Bow-leg and knock-knee deformity
  • Avascular necrosis of the hip
  • Revision of a failed implant

Recovery

Standing on day one, walking with support within 24 hours, stairs by week two, most daily activity by week six.

03

Trauma & Fracture Care

Emergency and complex fracture management with fixation that gets the limb moving early.

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Conditions treated

  • Complex and multiple fractures
  • Non-union and malunion
  • Hand, wrist and ankle injuries
  • Paediatric fractures

Recovery

Early mobilisation wherever fixation allows, with union typically between six and twelve weeks.

04

Spine Care

Non-surgical first, surgical only when the examination and imaging genuinely demand it.

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Conditions treated

  • Disc prolapse and sciatica
  • Lumbar canal stenosis
  • Neck and lower back pain
  • Osteoporotic spine fractures

Recovery

Most patients improve with targeted physiotherapy, activity change and injections within six to eight weeks.

Not sure which one applies to you?

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