Martin is pain free and thinking about a ski holiday following a knee osteotomy with Professor Adrian Wilson and Mr Raghbir Khakha Martin had been suffering from increasing pain in his right knee for three years, which had been aggravated by a fall when he was walking in the French Alps. He went to see…
Amanda is thinking about a ski holiday after an osteotomy with Prof Adrian Wilson to treat multiple knee injuries. Amanda had suffered 3 right knee injuries whilst playing tennis, each resulting in medial meniscus tears which required arthroscopic meniscectomy procedures. Make an enquiry< Back to all patient stories My experience has been extremely positive having…
After years of constant pain, John’s partial left knee replacement has dramatically reduced his pain and improved his knee’s condition. For years John had suffered constant pain in his left knee caused by general wear and tear. He was finding it impossible to work as a surveyor and was concerned about ending up with a…
A lateral facetectomy of the patella proved the best way of stabilising Lynita’s right knee so she could get on with her life. After Lynita’s right knee “went pop” during a dance class in 2015, she couldn’t walk without it feeling unstable and using the stairs and driving became problematic. Make an enquiry< Back to…
A high tibial osteotomy followed by a partial knee replacement enable Physio and Army Reserve Mark to return to his active lifestyle. Mark, 52, is a physiotherapist with a large practice in south-west London, Physio4life, who’s always pushed himself hard with sport and physical activity. Mark’s knee injury was brought about by excessive use of…
John is the first bilateral simultaneous total knee replacement at The Wellington Hospital with Professor Adrian Wilson and Mr Raghbir Khakha operating together 15 years ago, John, a middle-aged Yorkshireman, underwent an arthroscopy (keyhole surgery) on his right knee, which after becoming infected, triggered osteoarthritis. He found himself increasingly relying on his left knee and…
John is the first bilateral simultaneous total knee replacement at The Wellington Hospital with Professor Adrian Wilson and Mr Raghbir Khakha operating together 15 years ago, John, a middle-aged Yorkshireman, underwent an arthroscopy (keyhole surgery) on his right knee, which after becoming infected, triggered osteoarthritis. He found himself increasingly relying on his left knee and…
A 53-year-old man is able to cycle in the Alps after a minimally invasive high tibial osteotomy Keen cyclist Andrew, 53, started developing knee pain in his mid-forties which was due to an injury he had had 30 years previously when he fractured his right tibia (shin bone) and fibula (calf bone). Make an enquiry<…
Prof Adrian Wilson performs a total knee replacements on a young, 50 year old patient with severe arthritis As a 19 year old, Susan fractured both femurs, her pelvis, back and dislocated her left hip. Make an enquiry< Back to all patient stories Prior to the surgery I just existed, the surgery has given me…
Gym enthusiast is pain free after Professor Wilson performs a high tibial osteotomy Gym enthusiast Rosemary Alwis was diagnosed with osteoarthritis in the right knee – and early signs in the left knee – in early 2014. Make an enquiry< Back to all patient stories I can categorically say that my overall experience of being…
