Every consultation starts with the same question: what can you no longer do? From there, treatment ranges from a single injection through to full joint replacement, each one explained here in plain terms.
A single non-surgical hydrogel injection for knee osteoarthritis, often the first step before considering surgery.
Keyhole surgery to diagnose and treat meniscal tears, cartilage damage and other soft-tissue knee problems.
Replacing a worn or arthritic hip joint with an artificial implant to relieve pain and restore movement.
Resurfacing a damaged knee joint with an artificial implant to reduce pain and get you back to daily life.
Computer-guided planning and bone preparation for a more personalised implant fit and alignment.
No. Self-paying and privately insured patients can book directly at Benenden Hospital, The Chaucer Hospital, One Ashford Hospital or Mayo Clinic Healthcare, London, without a GP referral, though bringing existing scans or letters is helpful if you have them.
Surgery is carried out at Benenden Hospital, The Chaucer Hospital and One Ashford Hospital, all in Kent. Outpatient consultations are also available at Mayo Clinic Healthcare in London's Harley Street district.
Most patients stay in hospital one to two nights, use a walking aid for four to eight weeks, and return to driving around six weeks after surgery. Full recovery and implant settling can take several months, and is covered in detail on each procedure page.
Arthrosamid® is a single hydrogel injection for knee osteoarthritis pain, given in clinic under local anaesthetic. It's a non-surgical option often considered before knee replacement, with effects reported to last several years.
Robotic assistance doesn't change the implant used, but allows more precise, personalised planning of bone cuts and soft-tissue balance. It suits many, but not all, patients, and suitability is assessed at consultation.
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That's exactly what the first consultation is for. Bring your scans or referral letter if you have them. If not, that's fine too.
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