Knee Osteoarthritis
Wear of the joint surfaces causing pain on walking and stairs, morning stiffness, swelling and sometimes deformity. Treated in stages from physiotherapy and injections through to partial or total replacement.
Conditions
Knee Conditions
The knee is the largest joint in the body and the most commonly injured. Whether your pain follows a sporting injury or has crept up over years, a clear diagnosis allows treatment to be targeted and effective.
Commonly Treated
Conditions assessed and treated
Meniscal Tears
Tears of the shock-absorbing cartilage, causing pain on twisting, locking or giving way. Many settle with physiotherapy; mechanical symptoms may require arthroscopic treatment.
Cartilage Damage
Localised defects in the joint surface which can cause pain, swelling and catching in younger patients. Early treatment can protect the joint from further deterioration.
Ligament Injuries
Injuries to the cruciate or collateral ligaments, most often sustained in sport, causing instability and giving way. Most are managed with structured rehabilitation; where reconstruction is needed, an onward referral to a trusted ligament specialist is arranged.
Patellofemoral Pain & Instability
Pain at the front of the knee, worse on stairs and prolonged sitting, sometimes with episodes of the kneecap dislocating. Most cases respond to targeted physiotherapy.
Failed or Painful Knee Replacement
Ongoing pain, stiffness or instability after a previous knee replacement. A structured assessment identifies the cause and whether revision surgery will help.
Patient Guides
Guides to knee replacement
Knee Replacement Recovery Guide
An honest week by week guide to knee replacement recovery, pain relief and physiotherapy.
Knee Replacement Cost Guide
What a private knee replacement costs and what the package covers.
How Long Does a Hip or Knee Replacement Last?
What the latest registry evidence says about how long a replacement lasts.
Not sure what is causing your knee pain?
A single consultation with examination and imaging is usually enough to reach a firm diagnosis and set out your options.
Take the first step today
Living with hip or knee pain does not have to be permanent. Book a consultation and find out exactly what is wrong, what your options are, and what life could look like without the pain.