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We offer a comprehensive range of Achilles tendon repair treatments with your own plan carefully tailored to the type and severity of your injury by your consultant foot specialist.
A diagnostic test allowing our consultant to investigate the inside of your ankle joint using a small surgical camera (arthroscope). It’s used to diagnose joint conditions from ligament damage to arthritis.
If you have a painful ankle joint caused by osteoarthritis, fusion surgery to permanently join the ankle bones, can be a highly effective treatment option.
Surgery to relieve the pain caused by ankle arthritis when your symptoms haven’t responded to other treatments.
Neck surgery to relieve pressure on the spinal cord using an anterior approach, a worn disc is removed from the neck to relieve nerve root pressure and pain, weakness, numbness, and tingling.
Anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) reconstruction surgery repairs a major ligament in your knee if it’s damaged or torn, helping to reduce pain and restore stability in your knee.
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.
A surgical treatment to repair damage in the articular cartilage of your knee. Also known as autologous chondrocyte implantation.
A surgical procedure that helps alleviate pain by removing the arthritic toe joint and fusing the two big toe bones with metal.
If you have a bunion, our foot and ankle orthopaedic specialists across our sites can provide treatments and surgery to remove bunions.
A type of keyhole surgery for frozen shoulder problems which aims to release the stiffness caused by frozen shoulder. Also known as arthroscopic capsular release.
Disc replacement surgery for the neck area of the spine. Cervical discs that become damaged can cause you considerable pain, numbness and weakness that radiates into your arms.
A treatment performed as either open or minimally invasive surgery, this procedure is used to treat milder cases of osteoarthritis in the big toe.
A surgical procedure used to repair a small area of damaged cartilage in the knee.
Open reduction with internal fixation (ORIF) or clavicle reduction and fixation is a surgical procedure to stabilise a broken collar bone, helping it to heal correctly.
Closed reduction surgery and casting of fractures. If you've broken a bone, our orthopaedic surgeons can reset it without cutting into your skin.
Closed reduction is a specific type of surgery that is used to correct dysplasia of the hip (hip dislocation) in babies.
Correction of brachial plexus injuries in babies and children is a specialist procedure to repair damaged nerves in the shoulder and arm, helping restore movement, strength and coordination as children grow.
Surgery to release trapped peripheral nerves, relieving pain and numbness.
Tendon release surgery to treat De Quervain's syndrome, a painful condition that affects the tendons between the thumb and wrist.
This procedure can be used to repair a tendon injury and help you regain strength and range of movement.
This is a procedure in which a small camera (arthroscope) is inserted into your elbow joint using minimally invasive keyhole surgery. It’s used primarily to investigate and diagnose conditions.
Replacing the damaged surfaces of the elbow with a metal and plastic joint to increase mobility and reduce pain. Also known as an arthroplasty for the elbow.
Endoscopic discectomy is a form of minimally invasive surgery to remove a herniated disc.
HCA UK surgeons can restore function in people experiencing foot drop using advanced surgical tendon transfer techniques.
Insoles or custom orthotic supports for shoes to take the strain off joints, reduce pain and increase foot mobility for those affected by poor foot posture.
A MINIMALLY INVASIVE PRCEDURE FOR KNEE OSTEOARTHRITIS
ARTHROSCOPY AND ARTHRODESIS
Surgeons at our HCA UK hand and wrist units can help to restore mobility and reduce pain in your fingers
Hip impingement surgery reshapes the bones of the hip joint to correct abnormal bone contact and reduce cartilage damage.
Hip resurfacing surgery involves replacing the damaged or diseased surface of the hip ball and socket joint with a metal surface. This may be an option and an alternative to a total hip replacement.
Steroid injections can help many patients by reducing pain and inflammation in the affected tissue, while PRP (platelet rich plasma) injections use the patient’s own blood cells to promote healing.
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.
Patella (kneecap realignment surgery. Kneecap stabilisation is a surgical procedure to realign a dislocated knee and repair the ligaments holding it in place.
Knee realignment surgery cuts and repositions your shin bone to relieve pain, by shifting the weight-bearing part of your knee to a different area. Get in touch to talk to one of our consultant knee specialists.
Surgery to the lower spine. We have the technology and expertise to carry out surgery on your lower spine using minimally invasive surgery.
At HCA Healthcare UK we can give you a fast diagnosis and effective treatment to alleviate back pain. A lumbar discectomy is a surgical procedure to remove part of a damaged spinal disc in your lower back. Book a consultation today.
SURGICAL TREATMENT OF LUMBOSACRAL PLEXUS INJURIES
This procedure repairs lumbosacral nerves to restore function in the lower limb
An articular cartilage repair procedure to treat small areas of knee cartilage damage by making tiny holes in the bone surface to form new cartilage.
SURGERY TO REPAIR A DAMAGED NERVE
Nerve injury causes numbness and loss of movement — our HCA UK surgeon, Mr Marco Sinisi, specialises in complex nerve repair surgery
If your baby has developmental dysplasia of the hip (DDH) HCA UK provides surgery to correct the hip bones of babies.
NONE SURGICAL TREATMENT FOR BONES, MUSCLES, LIGAMENTS AND CONNECTIVE TISSUE
Non-invasive and drug-free treatments for sport-related injuries
SURGERY TO REPAIR PARS DEFECT
Pars defects can lead to pain in your lower back. This can be repaired by placing a screw across the fracture, allowing it to heal over time.
Babies are treated with a Pavlik harness by our paediatric experts to stabilise their hips and aid normal development. Sometimes the hip joint (a ball and socket joint) doesn't form properly in babies and is referred to as hip dysplasia, otherwise known as a dislocation of the hip.
PERONEAL TENDON REPAIR
Peroneal tendons keep your ankles steady; if they rupture and tear, we can carry out surgery to repair or reconstruct a dislocated peroneal tendon
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
Each side of your body is served by a brachial plexus, and each of these is made up of five nerves. Falls, contact sport injuries, or traffic accidents can result in brachial plexus injury.
This procedure aims to remove the peripheral nerve tumour. Certain types of tumours can be removed from the surface of a nerve, while others grow within the nerve tissue itself.
Rotator cuff repair surgery is a procedure that repairs torn or injured tendons in the shoulder, with the aim of restoring function and reducing pain in the joint.
A minimally invasive operation to repair the shoulder. This type of keyhole surgery can help restore the stability of your shoulder after an injury or accident.
When arthritis affects your knuckles or the base of your thumb, surgery to replace your joint with an artificial one can prove an effective solution to relieve pain and restore movement and function.
Effective treatment for back pain and disc injury. Slipped, prolapsed or herniated discs may benefit from a microdiscectomy procedure which is a minimally invasive operation to help relieve the back and sometimes leg pain.
Tendons are the tissue that connect your muscles to your bones and allow us to move our limbs. Most people are aware of their Achilles tendon. Sometimes tendons can tear or rupture typically during physical activity. At HCA UK we offer tendon repair surgery to fix torn tendons to help you get back to fitness after an injury.
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
Surgery for humeral epicondylitis (tennis elbow). This surgical procedure is undertaken to remove or repair damaged tissue and relieve the pain of the condition tennis elbow.
CERVICAL RIB SURGERY
Treating nerve compression caused by thoracic outlet syndrome. Our specialist peripheral nerve surgeon, Mr Marco Sinisi, is experienced in performing this complex nerve surgery.
A spinal fusion procedure that fuses the front and back section of the spine through a posterior approach. If you have nerve or disc problems in your spine, our consultants can treat you with minimally invasive fusion surgery.
CUBITAL TUNNEL SYNDROME
If you're experiencing numbness and tingling in your hand, ulnar nerve transposition will help ease your symptoms
An injection of an anti-inflammatory drug, guided by ultrasound. Steroid injections into the joint can be an effective way to treat orthopaedic pain caused by a sports injury.
CORPECTOMY
Our spine surgeons specialise in vertebrectomy, which is a surgical procedure to remove all of the vertebral body
A minimally invasive surgical operation to repair and stabilise a damaged vertebra or compression fractures.
Booking an appointment with us couldn't be easier. You can call, or book using our online consultant directory.
If your treatment is going to be covered by private medical insurance, we'll need your insurance member number and authorisation code, so you'll need to have them to hand along with your referral letter.
We'll do everything we can to confirm your consultation there and then but, if that's not possible, we'll get back to you with a phone call or email within 24 hours.