A hip replacement is designed to last between 15 and 25 years, and most patients enjoy years of pain-free movement after surgery. When pain returns years later, however, it should not be dismissed as a normal part of ageing or post-operative wear. Late hip pain is...

Arthroscopy uses small incisions and a tiny camera to work inside a joint. Open surgery cuts wider for direct access. Less pain, smaller scars, faster recovery that's the arthroscopy side of it. But some conditions simply can't be fixed through a keyhole. Open surgery...

Yes, robotic knee replacement is highly safe. The robotic arm works within pre-set surgical boundaries, so vital soft tissues stay protected throughout the procedure. Sub-millimetre precision means less blood loss, less soft tissue trauma, and faster recovery than...