Knee Surgery
Peter treats a wide range of knee conditions, from sporting injuries such as ligament and meniscus tears through to arthritis. He uses computer navigation and robotics for knee replacement, enabling improved surgical accuracy and less soft-tissue disruption, with a particular interest in robotic partial knee replacement.
Surgery is not always required. Every consultation covers the surgical and non-surgical options for managing your condition, and you are encouraged to ask questions regarding any aspect of your treatment.
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Knee Replacement (Robotic & Computer Navigated)
Relieves the pain of an arthritic knee, using a MAKO robotic or computer-navigation system for precise implant placement.
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Partial Knee Replacement (Robotic)
For arthritis localised to one side of the knee, offering a more rapid recovery and a more natural-feeling joint.
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Revision Knee Joint Replacement
Restoring a stable, well-aligned knee when a long-standing replacement becomes worn, loose or unstable.
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Knee Ligament Reconstruction
Key-hole ACL reconstruction for knee instability, followed by physiotherapy to return to normal activities.
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Knee Meniscus Surgery
Key-hole treatment for a torn meniscus cartilage causing pain or mechanical catching in the knee.
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Knee Arthroscopy ('Key-hole' Surgery)
A minimally invasive technique to diagnose and treat problems inside the knee joint.
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Osteotomy (Realignment)
Realigning the limb in younger patients with localised arthritis, enabling knee replacement to be delayed.
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Patella (Knee-Cap) Stabilisation
Surgical options for patients experiencing repeated knee-cap dislocations.
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