An active, independent lifestyle is something many people value deeply. Whether it is long walks, gardening for hours at a time, playing golf, tennis, riding horses or simply keeping up with grandchildren, people expect to move well and stay moving. That is why knee pain can feel so frustrating. It slowly chips away at confidence, mobility and quality of life.
My patients ask me what approach I will be using when I replace their hip. I inform them I will be using the mini-posterior approach and not the anterior approach. I explain to them that both approaches produce excellent long-lasting results.
At the Worcestershire Knee and Hip Clinic, all of my patients receive as minimally invasive surgery (MIS) as possible, emphasizing precise component positioning and soft tissue balance, meticulous soft tissue handling and closure.
Hip pain is a common problem with many potential causes. Pain may be caused by problems with your hip joint, the muscles that support your hip joint, and/or diseases and conditions in other areas of your body. Many times, hip pain can be controlled with medication and physiotherapy.
My approach to knee and hip replacement helps patients avoid misconceptions. My team and I care for people from all walks of life. Most patients express similar concerns and anxieties. Some of their concerns are well founded and need to be addressed specifically.
Stryker has worked with Surgeons to develop initiative products to be utilised in the field of orthopaedics. Mako robotic-arm assisted technology can be used for total hip and knee replacements. This is for patients who suffer from non-inflammatory or inflammatory degenerative joint disease.
Serving Patients across Worcestershire,
the Cotswolds, Herefordshire, Warwickshire,
Gloucester, and Cheltenham.
New Barn Close Surgery
Station Rd, Broadway WR12 7DE
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Consultations are held at the Cotswold Suite in Broadway, providing easy access for patients across:
