Knee treatments

ACL reconstruction

The anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) is a major ligament in the knee. This procedure is to repair the ACL if it becomes damaged or torn, and restore stability in your knee.

Arthroscopic meniscectomy

A minimally invasive keyhole surgery procedure to remove torn or damaged cartilage (meniscus) in the knee.

Arthroscopic debridement

The process of washing and removing debris from a damaged joint. This is a minimally invasive procedure typically to remove damaged cartilage, typical in cases of arthritis and joint instability such as knee, hip, ankle or wrist.

Autologous cartilage-cell implantation

A surgical treatment to repair damage in the articular cartilage of your knee. Also known as autologous chondrocyte implantation.

Chondroplasty

A surgical procedure used to repair a small area of damaged cartilage in the knee.

Closed reduction for broken bones

Closed reduction surgery and casting of fractures. If you've broken a bone, our orthopaedic surgeons can reset it without cutting into your skin.

Knee arthritis

Knee arthritis is a common form of arthritis that can hold you back. If knee arthritis is causing you discomfort, our leading consultants are here to offer expert advice and industry-leading treatments. 

Knee arthroscopy

A knee arthroscopy, also referred to as knee keyhole surgery, is a minimally invasive procedure used to evaluate and treat conditions like cartilage damage and arthritis.  

Knee realignment surgery

High tibial osteotomy (HTO), or knee realignment surgery, can be an effective alternative to knee replacement. This type of surgery can help reduce pain related to the early effects of osteoarthritis.

Knee replacement

Knee replacement surgery is an operation to replace part or the whole of the knee joint, otherwise known as knee arthroplasty. This treatment can help to relieve chronic pain in your knee joint and improve your range of movement.

Knee surgery

If you're suffering from a knee condition, a knee operation might be required to relieve your pain, improve your mobility and enhance your quality of life.

Kneecap joint replacement | HCA UK

Kneecap replacement can help to relieve chronic pain in your knee joint and improve your range of movement. This procedure is also known as patellofemoral arthroplasty.

Kneecap stabilisation

Patella (kneecap realignment surgery. Kneecap stabilisation is a surgical procedure to realign a dislocated knee and repair the ligaments holding it in place.

Meniscal surgery

Meniscus surgery can improve your mobility and reduce knee pain after a meniscus tear. 

Microfracture surgery

ARTICULAR CARTILAGE REPAIR


A procedure to treat small areas of knee cartilage damage by making tiny holes in the bone surface to form new cartilage

Partial knee replacement

A partial knee replacement can treat an arthritic joint by replacing only the most damaged compartment of the knee. It's less invasive than a full knee replacement and, supported by our expert care, offers a quicker recovery time. 

Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP) injections

ORTHOBIOLOGY INJECTIONS | INJECTIONS FOR SPORTS INJURIES


Specialists at HCA, including spinal consultants, sports medicine consultant and dermatologists offers platelet rich plasma (PRP) injections to promote healing

Steroid injections for joint pain

CORTISONE INJECTIONS FOR JOINTS


Steroid injections in localised areas that relieve pain in the joints

Tendon repair surgery 

Tendon injuries are relatively common and are often treated with physiotherapy. If your child has torn or ruptured a tendon, their consultant may recommend tendon repair surgery, which can be carried out under local or general anaesthetic. After surgery, your child will need to rest, and they’ll most likely take part in physiotherapy to help them rebuild their strength.

Tendon transfer surgery

TENDON TRANSFER TO RECOVER FUNCTION IN LOWER AND UPPER LIMBS


A tendon transfer is typically carried out to restore normal movement to the ankle and foot after a loss of function

Ultrasound-guided injections

STERIOD INJECTIONS INTO THE JOINTS


A corticosteroid injection, guided by ultrasound, can be an effective way to treat joint pain caused by a sports injury

How to book an appointment

Book an appointment with a knee consultant

Discuss knee pain with an orthopaedic consultant who specialises in knee treatments:

1. Search for a consultant using our finder or call us

2. Remember to have your GP referral letter to hand

3. We'll confirm your appointment straight away or if you have any special requests we will get back to you via phone, email within 24 hours.