Trapeziectomy - Doctors specialists of WPA

Capital Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine clinic is a long-established and leading private practice with multiple locations in London providing the most medically advanced treatments and minimally invasive procedures specialising in athroscopic surgery. Founder and principal Mr Simon Moyes is a pioneer of keyhole surgery and is one of the most in-demand surgeons worldwide. His influence on the clinic and sophisticated techniques have made it a prominent centre in London and internationally. Based at one of the best hospitals in the world, Capital Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine has access to some the highest calibre treatment technologies. This includes ultrasounds, CT scanners, three ambient MRI scanners, minimally invasive implants, robotics, and shockwave therapy. The clinic is able to treat a multitude of orthopaedic conditions concerning the shoulders, elbows, knees, ankles, and feet. The clinic now offers both face-to-face consultations as well as remote consultations to maintain the safety and quality of care for their new and existing patients. Capital Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine ensure their patients spend the least amount of time in the hospital as possible. Starting with the consultation to the minimally invasive procedures resulting in quick recovery, all processes of patient care are focused on patient comfort.

Tees Hospital, part of Nuffield Health, is a leading private hospital in Stockon-on-Tees, North Yorkshire, UK with excellent standards of care that offers high quality healthcare with short waiting lists. Established in 1981, the centre is well-equipped with modern facilities including 31 en-suite rooms, diagnostic and screening facilities and operating theatres to support the provision of elective treatments across a comprehensive range of specialism services. What medical services does it specialise in? These include: Orthopaedic hip surgery Orthopaedic knee surgery General surgery Diagnostics Orthopaedic foot and ankle surgery General orthopaedic surgery