June 26, 2025

  As a leading surgeon in orthopaedic surgery and sports medicine, I am always eager to share the remarkable benefits of the SPAIRE hip replacement technique. This innovative procedure (SPAIRE), has transformed the recovery experience for my patients, offering a remarkably swift and confident return to normal activities. The Speed of Recovery with SPAIRE One […]

Microfracture Technique: Limitations and Concerns Microfracture, a technique used for cartilage repair, has been subject to debate due to its limitations and potential adverse outcomes. Key concerns include: Subchondral Bone Overgrowth: Studies, such as those by Mithoefer et al. (2009), have reported subchondral bone overgrowth following microfracture in a significant percentage of cases, which can

ACL Repair As a proponent of the regeneration principle, I have developed an innovative technique called STARR (Soft Tissue Augmented Regenerative Repair) for ACL (anterior cruciate ligament) repair. This cutting-edge approach build on the our knowledge and understand of the human biology, biochemical interaction and sound mechanical principles. STARR aims to optimize biological recovery and

Understanding the options for treating meniscal injuries is crucial for patients facing knee surgery. The decision between meniscus preservation and removal can have long-term implications on knee function and overall joint health. This article explores the benefits of meniscus preservation techniques over removal, highlighting the advancements in treatments that are designed to improve patient outcomes.

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

What Exactly Is Microfracture Surgery?  microfracture surgery is an arthroscopic procedure used to treat cartilage damage in the knee. Surgeons create small fractures in the underlying bone, triggering a healing response that forms new, albeit fibrous, cartilage. It’s a minimally invasive option, often considered for patients with specific types of cartilage injuries. Why Is Microfracture

In the evolving landscape of orthopaedic surgery, knee replacement procedures stand as a beacon of hope for those suffering from debilitating knee conditions. However, not all knee replacements are created equal. The key to maximising success and ensuring a natural, efficient knee function post-surgery lies in the precision of custom rotational alignment. Professor Paul Lee’s

Processed Text: The prospect of major surgery can be daunting for golfers experiencing pain, but with the latest regeneration techniques, Professor Paul Lee, Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon at London Cartilage Clinic – MSK Doctors, reassures that players can return to the course within days. Golf, while a low-impact sport, is not without its risks. A 2017

Introduction: Knee Pain and Socioeconomic Challenges Knee pain is not only a physical ailment but also a significant socioeconomic challenge, affecting individuals’ ability to participate fully in work and daily life. Often attributed to conditions like osteoarthritis and other degenerative joint diseases, knee pain can result in reduced mobility and function, influencing daily activities and

TWIS-TKR: A Personalised Approach to Knee Replacement TWIS-TKR, or Twisting Knee Replacement, represents a breakthrough in knee arthroplasty, prioritising custom rotational alignment for each patient. This advanced system adapts to the unique anatomy and biomechanics of each individual’s knee, ensuring an implant that functions naturally and efficiently. Discover how TWIS-TKR can transform your knee surgery