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Knee procedures
From keyhole arthroscopy and ACL reconstruction to robotic-assisted partial and total knee replacement.
ACL reconstruction
The anterior cruciate ligament is a large ligament in the knee. The anterior cruciate ligament lies in the centre of the knee and acts to stabilise the knee, particularly during rotation, pivoting, twisting…
Knee arthroscopy
Arthroscopy involves looking inside the knee with a small telescope attached to a camera. The procedure is performed through small incisions, or portals. Structures within the knee including the ligaments,…
Patellar stabilisation
The patella or kneecap can become unstable and slip out or dislocate for a number of reasons.
Osteotomy (knee realignment)
Wear or tear or osteoarthritis of the knee in many cases may just involve one side of the knee, either the inside part or the outside portion of the knee joint.
Knee replacement surgery
The surface in the bones in a normal knee joint is covered with a layer of articular cartilage. Arthritis is a condition where this articular cartilage surface is damaged and this can often result in pain,…
Partial knee replacement
If the medial (inside) compartment or the lateral (outside) compartment of the knee is affected by arthritis and the other compartments are well preserved, then a uni-compartmental replacement can be considered.
Total knee replacement
In many patients the whole of the knee joint is worn and a total knee replacement is required to re-line all of the joint surfaces.