Weight-bearing radiography
Images taken standing, under the load the joint actually carries.
Shows the true joint space, which a lying-down film does not.
Diagnostics and facilities
Imaging, gait analysis and the assessments we use before any decision about surgery.
Diagnostic and interventional ultrasound
Real-time imaging of tendons, bursae and joints, and guidance for injections.
The injection goes where it is meant to go, which landmark technique cannot guarantee.
MRI at partner facilities
High-field imaging for ligament, cartilage and spinal assessment.
Arranged only where it will change the decision, and reported alongside the examination.
Gait and motion analysis
Video and force measurement of how you actually load the limb.
Guides rehabilitation, and shows asymmetry before it causes a second problem.
On-site rehabilitation gym
A full gym with the equipment a staged programme needs.
Prehabilitation and post-operative rehabilitation happen where the surgeon reviews you.
Registration and accreditation
- Statutory registration
- National registry
- Regulator registration
- Insurer recognition
- Clinical audit
Appointments
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Consultations are with a consultant orthopaedic surgeon. Bring any imaging you have already had — it often saves repeating it.