High tibial osteotomy (HTO) enables skier to enjoy life after an accident on the slopes James Hobbs, who is in his late 20s, had a nasty ‘wipeout’ while skiing in Whistler and damaged his knee. Make an enquiry< Back to all patient stories Trust an experienced surgeon like Prof Wilson and have physiotherapy before the…
Alison, a keen horse woman, now back in the saddle following a meniscal root reconstruction carried out by Professor Adrian Wilson. Alison’s knee had become painful, especially when walking or climbing stairs. It was a pain she had never had before but there had been no identifiable trauma in the recent past to cause it.…
Andrew, a keen sportsman was advised that a knee replacement was his only option for prolonged knee pain. He is now back to tennis and cycling following treatment with Professor Adrian Wilson. Make an enquiry< Back to all patient stories Within six months I was back on my bike and at last playing tennis again.…
Cycling about 300 miles a month and a hill walking holiday, 12 months after a knee osteotomy. Brendan was referred to Professor Wilson by his local GP. Following a knee arthroscopy he still found walking painful and squash was out of the question. Make an enquiry< Back to all patient stories Brendan was perfect for…
Dmitri, a consultant anaesthetist had a double osteotomy and was already exercising the day after his operation! Dimitri is a 51 year old consultant colleague who works as an anaesthetist. He is very active but has problems in both knees, mostly the right knee where he has noticed a progressive bowing or varus deformity in…
Mark completes a triple marathon after keyhole surgery (arthroscopy) to both knees to repair cartilage and menisci. Despite a serious injury in his 20s, Mark is a keen marathon runner. He injured his left knee at the end of 2012, when he tripped up a kerb when running. Make an enquiry< Back to all patient…
