June 26, 2025

Introduction Knee replacement surgery is becoming increasingly common, especially among those who suffer from osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, or certain types of injuries. If you’re considering this procedure, it’s essential to arm yourself with accurate information. To that end, here are the top five things you need to know about knee replacements, presented by our team […]

Microfracture surgery, a technique used to repair damaged articular cartilage in the knee, has been a common approach in orthopaedic surgery, particularly among athletes. While it shows promising short-term results, its long-term success rate is questioned. This article aims to explore why microfracture surgery often fails and to discuss potential alternatives for cartilage repair. Understanding Microfracture

Anterior Cruciate Ligament (ACL) injuries are a daunting challenge for athletes and active individuals, presenting a significant hurdle in their pursuit of physical excellence and daily activities. Traditional treatments often involve reconstructive surgery with lengthy recovery times and uncertain outcomes. However, the landscape of ACL repair is undergoing a transformative shift, thanks to innovative approaches

Introduction: Knee Pain and Its Psychological Dimensions Knee pain is a prevalent condition that affects physical capabilities, but its implications extend beyond just physical discomfort to encompass significant psychological impacts. Chronic knee pain can lead to anxiety, depression, and a decline in overall quality of life. These psychological effects are often under-recognised in clinical assessments,

Understanding the Crucial Role of the MCL and Patella  Knee replacement surgery has evolved significantly with the advent of custom rotational alignment techniques. Understanding and addressing the unique biomechanics of each patient’s knee, particularly the medial collateral ligament (MCL) and patella, is critical for optimal results Why Custom Rotational Alignment Matters 1. Personalised Approach for

In the ever-evolving landscape of orthopaedic medicine, the advent of robotic-assisted surgery represents a significant milestone. Promising precision and improved outcomes, it heralds a new era for knee and hip replacements. However, this innovation doesn’t come without its complexities, especially when we delve into the medical-legal implications of breach of duty, negligence, and the paramount

Meniscus repair techniques have evolved significantly over the years, and today we are witnessing an exciting era where innovative approaches are transforming the landscape of meniscus repair. In this blog, we will explore the future of meniscus repair, focusing on circumferential techniques, collagen scaffold augmentation, Meniscus, biological glue, and growth factors.   Circumferential Techniques: Traditional

Stress fractures, often referred to as hairline breaks or small cracks in the bone, are a prevalent injury among athletes. These injuries result from repetitive force, commonly due to overuse. As an orthopaedic surgery and sports medicine specialist, I encounter a range of athletes facing these subtle yet significant injuries. This article delves into understanding,

At MSK Doctors, we constantly evaluate emerging technologies in orthopaedic surgery. One significant area of interest is robot-assisted knee surgery. Our approach combines evidence-based practice with the latest advancements from our MSK Computer Vision Lab and MAI-Motion development. Evaluating Robot-Assisted Knee Surgery: Robot-assisted surgery has been gaining traction, especially in total knee arthroplasty. However, recent

Should we still be doing microfracture in modern-day medicine? In the evolving landscape of orthopaedic medicine, the relevance of traditional techniques continually undergoes reassessment. Among these, microfracture surgery – a long-standing staple in cartilage repair – presents a topic of active debate. This article aims to explore the role of microfracture in contemporary medical practice,