16/04/2026Mr Sam HeatonOrthopaedic SurgeonEnhanced recovery in hip and knee replacementEnhanced recovery programmes are structured care pathways designed to improve outcomes after hip and knee replacement surgery. We find out more about them in this article. More articles from this doctor
15/04/2026Mr Albert NguOrthopaedic SurgeonAll about complex hip and knee revisionsA revisional surgery for a hip or knee replacement is sometimes needed if the original prosthesis fails. In this article, a consultant orthopaedic surgeon explains what may complicate a patient’s case, and how surgeons perform complex procedures on the hip and knees.More articles from this doctor
05/03/2026Mr Ian KennedyOrthopaedic SurgeonHip arthritis and hip replacement: what you need to knowHip arthritis is a common condition that can significantly affect mobility and quality of life. In many cases, it gradually progresses, causing pain, stiffness, and difficulty performing everyday activities. For some patients, when conservative treatments no longer provide relief, hip replacement surgery becomes a safe and effective solution.
02/01/2026Mr Haroon RehmanOrthopaedic SurgeonRobotic-assisted hip and knee replacement: what patients need to knowJoint replacement surgery has transformed the lives of millions of people living with chronic hip and knee pain. As surgical techniques continue to evolve, robotic-assisted hip and knee replacement is becoming an increasingly important development in orthopaedic care. Understanding what it involves can help you make an informed decision.
12/12/2025Mr Simon NewmanConsultant Orthopaedic Hip SurgeonRobotic hip replacement: Advantages and disadvantagesOn hand here to outline the advantages and disadvantages associated with robotic hip replacement is esteemed consultant orthopaedic hip surgeon, Mr Simon Newman.More articles from this doctor
10/10/2025Mr William HartOrthopaedic SurgeonHow long will my hip replacement last?One of the most common questions people have before surgery is how long the artificial joint will last. Advances in materials and surgical techniques mean that modern hip replacements are lasting longer than ever; often for decades.
02/10/2025Mr Shibby RobatiComplex Hip/Knee conditions and Sports InjuriesDo you need a hip replacement? Diagnosis, investigation, and management planKnowing how doctors decide whether a hip replacement is needed, and what steps are involved in diagnosis and management, helps patients understand their options and make informed choices.More articles from this doctor
15/09/2025Dr Kristian KleyConsultant knee and hip surgeonUnderstanding bilateral hip replacement: How the Kley Rapid Hip Approach delivers two hips in a single procedureBilateral hip replacement is an option for people who need both hips replaced and want to regain mobility in the shortest possible time. More articles from this doctor
04/09/2025Mr Syam MorapudiOrthopaedic SurgeonWhat patients need to know about spinal anaesthesia for hip and knee replacementsHip and knee replacements are major operations that can be carried out under different types of anaesthesia. One of the most commonly used methods is spinal anaesthesia, a regional anaesthesia which numbs the lower half of the body while keeping the patient awake or lightly sedated. More articles from this doctor
04/09/2025Mr Erden AliConsultant Orthopaedic SurgeonOsteoblast function, and improving their role in hip and knee replacementsUnderstanding osteoblast function and how this can be supported can explain why some patients recover more quickly than others, and how outcomes can be improved.More articles from this doctor
