Medical articles of Cartilage repair

05/03/2025
Mr Asif Parkar
Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon, Knee and Hip Specialist
Joint preservation: Everything you need to know
Joint preservation is an innovative approach to managing joint issues that focuses on preserving the natural joint function. Mr Asif Parkar, leading consultant orthopaedic surgeon (knee and hip specialist), explores joint preservation, explaining its purpose, techniques, and success rates.
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12/02/2025
Mr Mohammad Maqsood
Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon
Innovative approaches to knee, shoulder, and hip surgery: Advances in ligament reconstruction and cartilage repair
Advances in surgical techniques and materials have transformed the field of orthopaedic surgery, offering better outcomes for patients requiring knee, shoulder, or hip procedures. Mr Mohammad Maqsood, distinguished consultant orthopaedic surgeon, explains the latest standards in knee, shoulder, and hip surgery, highlighting the role of biological materials and regenerative medicine, and exploring the benefits of robotic-assisted procedures.
11/10/2024
Mr Andrew Edwards
Consultant orthopaedic and traumatology surgeon
Torn meniscus cartilage repair: all you kneed to know
The knees each have a piece of cartilage that acts as padding and shock absorption between the femur (thigh bone) and the tibia (the shin bone). When we run, jump, and dance, the meniscus protects us from the impact of hitting the ground. The meniscus can be damaged due to arthritis, traumatised due to an injury like twisting your knee, or may tear even during a ubiquitous movement like standing up.
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08/08/2024
Mr Ben Caesar
Consultant Trauma and Orthopaedic Surgeon
How can knee cartilage problems be prevented?
In this article here, esteemed consultant orthopaedic and trauma surgeon, Mr Aazer Khan, provides us with an all-you-need-to-know guide with regards to knee cartilage problems.
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14/12/2023
Mr Sivanandy Nagendran
Ophthalmologist
Rapid-fire questions about cataract surgery
Cataracts affect hundreds of thousands of people in the UK each year. In fact, statistics demonstrate that approximately 330,000 cataract operations are performed each year in England alone. We speak to highly regarded consultant ophthalmologist Mr Sivanandy Nagendran, who answers the most commonly asked questions about the condition.
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27/07/2023
Mr Amir Qureshi
Orthopaedic Surgeon
An in-depth guide to cartilage injuries
In his latest online article, Mr Amir Qureshi gives us his in-depth guide to cartilage injuries. He discusses the most common type, how they occur, the treatment and if we can heal cartilage injuries without surgery.
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06/06/2023
Mr Paul Sutton
Orthopaedic Surgeon
Cartilage repair surgery: everything you need to know
Esteemed consultant orthopaedic surgeon Mr Paul Sutton provides an in-depth discussion on knee cartilage repair, explaining the various techniques used, recovery time and success rates.
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27/08/2021
Mr Turab Syed
Orthopaedic Surgeon
Knee cartilage repair: microfracture or nanofracture procedure?
Nanofracture and microfracture are similar surgical techniques which lead to knee cartilage regeneration, but what's the difference? Leading consultant orthopaedic and trauma surgeon Mr Turab Syed details just what distinguishes one from the other in this detailed guide to the procedures.
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12/11/2020
Mr Amer Khan
Orthopaedic Surgeon
Cartilage repair: how to best preserve damaged cartilage
Renowned London orthopaedic surgeon, Mr Amer Khan explains some of the most effective cartilage preservation methods and which surgical treatments can be used to help prevent further deterioration.
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08/07/2020
Mr Bilal M. Barkatali
Specialist Knee Surgeon
How does cartilage regeneration repair damaged or lost knee cartilage?
Damage to the knee from trauma can cause cartilage to become damaged or lost, resulting in pain when trying to use the knee. Nevertheless, there are several exciting techniques available to regenerate and repair the cartilage and to improve patients' quality of life. A leading knee specialist and expert on the procedure, Mr Bilal Barkatali, shares his professional insight into your options for cartilage regeneration for your knee.
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