Knee
From arthroscopic ligament reconstruction to modern joint replacement — including robotic-assisted surgery, computer navigation, and patient-specific cutting guides. Each service page describes the procedure, the indications and what to expect.
ACL Reconstruction
The standard surgical treatment for a torn anterior cruciate ligament. A new ligament is reconstructed using the patient's own tendon, restoring stability and allowing a return to demanding sport. In selected cases, primary repair using the Ligamys® system can preserve the patient’s native ACL.
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ACL Repair with Ligamys®
A joint-preserving alternative to ACL reconstruction in carefully selected patients. The torn ends of the patient's own ligament are reattached arthroscopically and protected during healing by a dynamic internal brace, preserving the native ACL together with its proprioceptive nerve endings and native biomechanics.
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Meniscus Surgery
Arthroscopic repair or selective resection of torn meniscal tissue. Modern technique emphasises preservation, the meniscus is one of the most important shock absorbers of the knee, and preserving it protects the joint long-term.
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Cartilage Restoration
Modern techniques to restore the smooth articular surface of the knee, from microfracture and AMIC to MACI and osteochondral grafts. The right technique depends on the size, depth and location of the lesion.
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Knee Arthroscopy
Minimally invasive surgery of the knee through small incisions using a camera and specialised instruments. The platform for meniscus repair, ligament reconstruction, cartilage restoration and many other procedures.
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Corrective Osteotomy of the Knee
For younger, active patients with single-compartment knee arthritis and malalignment. By precisely realigning the bone, load is shifted away from the worn part of the joint, preserving the natural knee and delaying or avoiding replacement.
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Total Knee Replacement
One of the most successful procedures in modern orthopaedics. For patients with end-stage knee arthritis, total knee replacement reliably eliminates pain and restores mobility and function, with implant survivorship exceeding 90% at 15–20 years.
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Partial Knee Replacement
When arthritis is confined to one compartment of the knee, partial replacement is less invasive than total knee replacement, with faster recovery and a more natural-feeling result in carefully selected patients.
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Specialist surgery for revision of a previous knee replacement that has worn out, loosened, become infected, or no longer functions well. Technically more demanding than primary knee replacement, the right surgical strategy and the right implants matter.
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Molecular & Biological Regenerative Therapy
A modern, biology-led therapy I learned and practised during my training in Germany, one of the leading European centres for autologous biological therapies. Concentrated healing cells and signalling molecules from the patient's own blood are injected directly into the affected joint, tendon or ligament, activating the body’s own repair mechanisms. Used worldwide, including in professional sport.
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