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By Professor Paul Lee
14.03.24
Orthopaedic surgeon

Revolutionising knee surgery: The TWIS-TKR technique explained

The TWIS-TKR (Turn with Intelligent Stability Total Knee Replacement) technique in knee replacement surgery has emerged as a groundbreaking approach, revolutionising orthopaedic practices. Engineered to provide a more natural knee function and expedited recovery, TWIS-TKR combines custom kinematic alignment, artificial intelligence integration, and innovative recovery strategies. In his latest online article, Professor Paul Lee explores the intricacies of the TWIS-TKR technique, its suitability for candidates, benefits, patient outcomes, and how it compares to traditional knee replacement methods.

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By Professor Paul Lee
08.02.24
Orthopaedic surgeon

Exploring the SPAIRE technique in hip replacement

In his latest online article, Professor Paul Lee gives us his insights into The SPAIRE technique. He talks about what the SPAIRE technique is in hip replacement surgery, the benefits, what makes it innovative and the ideal candidates.

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By Professor Paul Lee
26.01.22
Orthopaedic surgeon

ACL injury: the importance of treating it quickly

Anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) injuries are extremely common, and are often sustained by athletes and sports professionals. Here, London-based consultant orthopaedic surgeon, Professor Paul Lee, tells us when and why someone would typically require ACL surgery, and reveals what would likely happen if an ACL injury is not treated promptly.

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By Professor Paul Lee
19.06.19
Orthopaedic surgeon

Recovery after meniscus repair: what to expect

If you are planning to get the meniscus in your knee repaired you might be worried about the recovery period afterwards. We interviewed leading consultant orthopaedic surgeon Professor Paul Lee about how long it takes to get back to work or sport, what symptoms are normal in the recovery period, and to what extent you can regain your mobility after meniscus repair.

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By Professor Paul Lee
07.05.19
Orthopaedic surgeon

Returning to sports after a hip replacement

Nowadays, hip replacement recovery is faster than ever. Of course, for many people the big milestone is when you can get back to playing sports again. In this article, double board-certified consultant orthopaedic surgeon Professor Paul Lee offers his recommendations on how long to allow yourself to recover before returning to different sports, and how to get back into action safely.

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By Professor Paul Lee
19.02.19
Orthopaedic surgeon

The Complete Guide to Hip Replacement Recovery: nutrition, rest, sex, driving, travelling

A hip replacement is a life-changing operation. It can significantly improve your quality of life and you get back to the things you enjoyed. Owning to its success it has now become a routine operation in the 21 st century. If you are considering hip replacement, it’s important to know how you can support yourself during the recovery period after the surgery. Here are practical tips from Professor Paul Lee, to help your successful recovery from hip surgery.

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By Professor Paul Lee
29.01.19
Orthopaedic surgeon

Unloader knee brace: taking the pressure off

The unloader knee brace is designed to reduce the pressure on one side of the knee and can be worn daily or only during sporting activities. Leading orthopaedic surgeon Professor Paul Lee explains all about the specialist brace.

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By Professor Paul Lee
21.12.18
Orthopaedic surgeon

The 6 most common sporting injuries – and when they happen

Playing sports can of course be good fun, but they are also a big cause of injuries. These include muscle injuries, ligament tears and damage to cartilage. Professor Paul Lee, a top orthopaedic surgeon and leading sports medicine specialist, tells us what the six most common sporting injuries that he treats are.

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By Professor Paul Lee
02.11.18
Orthopaedic surgeon

Intra-articular injections for managing knee osteoarthritis

Knee pain is a common ailment and source of discomfort for the UK’s population, related to the obesity epidemic, our ageing population and our increasingly sedentary lifestyles. Knee pain is often attributed to osteoarthritis, with eventual treatment being a total knee replacement (TKR). However, due to low levels of patient satisfaction with this procedure, as well as poor outcomes, leading orthopaedic surgeons like Professor Paul Lee are turning to intra-articular injections to provide their patients with temporary pain relief.

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