03/03/2026Mr Tamer SweedConsultant Orthopaedic SurgeonWhat to know about meniscal repair: How to prepare, what’s involved and what to expect afterwardsMeniscal repair is a surgical procedure used to treat a tear in the meniscus, the cartilage that cushions and stabilises the knee joint. More articles from this doctor
29/01/2026Mr Gopala Krishna PemmarajuOrthopaedic SurgeonMeniscal tear: symptoms, causes, sports injuries and treatment optionsA meniscal tear is one of the most common causes of knee pain affecting both active individuals and those with age related joint changes. It may occur suddenly following a sporting injury or develop gradually over time. In this article, a consultant trauma and orthopaedic surgeon explains what a meniscal tear is, how it occurs, the role of sport, typical symptoms and the available treatment options.
09/09/2025Written by Top DoctorsHow to prevent soft tissue knee injuries: Expert tips from an orthopaedic surgeonSoft tissue knee injuries, such as ligament strains, meniscal tears and tendon problems, are common in both athletes and people who lead active lifestyles. They can cause pain, swelling and instability, sometimes leading to long-term problems if not managed properly.
26/06/2025Mr Arjuna ImbuldeniyaOrthopaedic SurgeonInnovative approaches to meniscus tear repairThe meniscus is a C-shaped cartilage structure that acts like a cushion between the femur (thigh bone) and tibia (shin bone). When the meniscus is torn, whether due to injury or gradual wear with age, it’s important to see a specialist orthopaedic knee surgeon to discuss if repairing the tissue is necessary to relieve symptoms, maintain knee function, and prevent long-term complications like arthritis.More articles from this doctor
21/03/2025Mr Henry AtkinsonOrthopaedic SurgeonUnderstanding meniscus tears: Causes, symptoms, and treatmentHere to provide us with a highly insightful guide into all things meniscus tears is leading orthopaedic surgeon, Mr Henry Atkinson. More articles from this doctor
13/12/2024Mr Simon ThompsonOrthopaedic SurgeonSurgery for skiing and sports injuriesSkiing, football, rugby, and other high-impact sports often carry a risk of injuries, many of which may require surgical intervention for effective treatment. These injuries commonly affect the knees. Surgical options not only aim to repair the damage, but also enable athletes to regain function and return to their sport. Internationally-renowned consultant orthopaedic knee surgeon Mr Simon Thompson (Arrange an appointment by calling 020 3475 3479) is here to provide a detailed insight into common knee injuries and what's involved in surgical treatment for skiing and sports injuries.More articles from this doctor
11/10/2024Mr Andrew EdwardsConsultant orthopaedic and traumatology surgeonTorn meniscus cartilage repair: all you kneed to knowThe 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.More articles from this doctor
18/09/2024Written by Top DoctorsMeniscus matters: why this tiny cushion in your knee is so importantOrthopaedic surgeon Mr Paul Trikha explains the importance of the meniscus in knee function and how injuries can impact mobility. He covers common causes of meniscus tears, symptoms to watch for, and both conservative and surgical treatment options.
18/09/2024Written by Top DoctorsUnderstanding meniscus tears: causes, treatments, and rehabilitationIn this article Mr Giles Heilpern addresses the common questions patients may have about meniscus tears, their causes, treatment options, and rehabilitation.
12/09/2024Mr Ravindran Kuzhupilly RanjithOrthopaedic SurgeonUnderstanding ACL and meniscus injuriesFind out all about ACL and meniscus injuries in our latest article here, as renowned consultant orthopaedic surgeon, Mr Ravindran Kuzhupilly Ranjith, provides an all-you-need-to-know guide. More articles from this doctor