
Total knee replacement
An operation that replaces the worn surfaces of the knee joint with metal and plastic parts.
Surgery for bones and joints, such as hip and knee replacement and the repair of sports injuries.

An operation that replaces the worn surfaces of the knee joint with metal and plastic parts.

An operation that replaces a damaged hip joint with an artificial ball and socket.

Keyhole surgery that rebuilds a torn anterior cruciate ligament, one of the main ligaments inside the knee.

Knee or hip replacement done with a surgical robot, for a precise fit of the new joint.

Replacing only the worn part of the knee, keeping the healthy parts and ligaments.

Replacing a worn or broken shoulder joint with an artificial one, to ease pain and restore movement.

Replacing a damaged elbow joint with an artificial one.

Keyhole surgery to look inside the knee and repair damage through tiny cuts.

Keyhole surgery to stitch a torn meniscus, the cushioning cartilage in the knee.

Keyhole shoulder surgery to repair a torn rotator cuff, an unstable shoulder or a stiff joint.

Keyhole elbow surgery to remove loose pieces, free a stiff joint or treat tennis elbow.

Keyhole wrist surgery to find and repair torn ligaments or cartilage.

Surgery for wrist fractures, carpal tunnel syndrome, arthritis and other wrist problems.

Keyhole hip surgery to repair torn cartilage and reshape the joint.

Keyhole ankle surgery to treat pain, stiffness or cartilage damage.

Surgery to repair or regrow damaged joint cartilage, mainly in the knee.

Exercise, hands-on therapy and heat or electrical treatments to restore movement and strength.

Surgery for foot and ankle fractures, toe deformities such as bunions, flat feet and a weak or paralysed foot.

Surgery to straighten a bent leg or arm, or to lengthen a short one, done gradually with a special frame or nail.

Surgery to stitch or rebuild a torn tendon in the hand, foot, shoulder or ankle.

Replacing a worn, loose or painful artificial knee or hip with a new one.

Surgery to fix broken bones with plates, screws, rods or frames so they heal straight.

Surgery to free a trapped nerve, such as at the wrist in carpal tunnel syndrome, to relieve numbness and pain.
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