Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. Recurrent shoulder instability is treated with procedures such as
Bankart's repair or the Latarjet procedure to restore a stable, strong shoulder.
Platelet rich plasma therapy uses the healing factors in a patient's own blood
to help treat osteoarthritis and tendon injuries.
Yes. Wherever possible the meniscus is repaired or preserved rather than
removed, which protects the knee and reduces the risk of later arthritis.
Most patients return to daily activity within weeks and to sport over several
months, guided by a structured physiotherapy and rehabilitation programme.
Arthroscopy is keyhole surgery that uses a small camera and tiny incisions to
diagnose and treat joint problems, with less pain and faster recovery than
open surgery.
