The joint, bone and soft-tissue problems we assess, and what usually causes them.
Groin pain and stiffness from wear of the hip joint, and what to do before replacement.
The commonest joint we replace, and the one where non-surgical treatment achieves most.
Pain lifting the arm or lying on that side, from tendon, joint or capsule.
ACL, meniscus and cartilage injuries in people who intend to go back to sport.
Back and neck pain with or without nerve symptoms, most of which settles without surgery.
Carpal tunnel, trigger finger, bunions and Morton’s neuroma.
Broken bones, and the follow-up care that determines how well they heal.
Tennis elbow, Achilles problems and gluteal tendinopathy — rarely surgical.
Registration and accreditation
Appointments
Consultations are with a consultant orthopaedic surgeon. Bring any imaging you have already had — it often saves repeating it.