Total Knee Replacement surgery has excellent results as management of end-stage painful knee conditions such as arthritis, with dramatic improvements in quality of life scores seen following successful surgery.

Total hip replacement surgery is typically used to manage end-stage painful hip conditions such as arthritis. Approximately 95% of patients who have hip replacement surgery report that they are satisfied with their new hip. Most patients who have had a hip ...

Knee arthroscopy is keyhole surgery for the knee. Knee arthroscopy can successfully manage a wide range of knee conditions, and is especially useful for managing meniscal tears. It is typically performed as day surgery (no need to stay in hospital overnight) and ...

The anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) is the knee ligament that most commonly requires reconstruction. Since it is located within the knee joint, the ACL will not heal by itself. Furthermore, the knee commonly becomes very unstable following ACL injury. Recurrent ...

Hip and knee replacement components last a long time, but do not always last forever. Despite successful primary surgery, some people ultimately require revision surgery, where some or all of the prosthetic components are exchanged. Revision joint replacement ...

Osteoarthritis (OA) is a chronic condition resulting from the loss of cartilage in the joint. The joint cartilage provides smooth and pain-free joint movement, and as it becomes deficient the joint becomes stiff and painful. Over time the pain tends to fluctuate; ...