Ms Homa Arshad is a renowned Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon specialising in Hip and Knee Surgery. She practices with HCA Healthcare at London Bridge Hospital, along with an NHS post at Barts Health Trust, where she is Head of Trauma. The talented surgeon has vast experience in both knee and hip arthroscopy, complex replacement, revision and orthopaedic trauma surgery.

Ms Arshad graduated from Cambridge University with a Medical Degree and was offered the prestigious Percivall Pott rotation scheme. She travelled to Brazil, New York and California during her specialist training to gain invaluable experience. Additionally, she completed a Fellowship in Denmark alongside Professor Kjeld Sobelle, the surgeon who pioneered minimally invasive periacetabular osteotomies. She is heavily involved in medical education at an international level and is an Honorary Senior Clinical Lecturer and tutor for the International Orthopaedic Trauma Sciences MSc at Queen MaryUniversity of London. Throughout her career, Ms Arshad has had numerous publications and book chapters in her chosen field. 

Diseases, Medical Tests and Treatments

• Arthroscopy
• Hip Replacement
• Knee Replacment
• Trauma Surgery
• Revision Replacement
• Pelvic Surgery
• Hip and Groin pain
• Arthritis 
• Knee Pain

Mr Lee is currently a consultant orthopaedic surgeon who provides an extensive hip and knee practice that ranges from sports injuries and joint preservation surgery to joint replacement surgery. He has a particular interest in arthroscopic and minimally invasive, tissue sparing surgery.

Mr Lee qualified in Medicine from the University of Bristol in 1999, he then moved to London for his surgical training and completed his Orthopaedic Training on the North West Thames rotation in West London. He then underwent sub-specialist training for a year in Hip and Knee surgery on the prestigious Adult Reconstruction Fellowship at The Ottawa Hospital in Canada. Working with world-renowned surgeon, Dr Paul Beaulé, he developed an interest in hip joint preservation surgery and tissue sparing anterior approach hip joint replacement. Additionally, he gained fellowship training in Major Trauma at St Mary’s Hospital in London.

He was appointed as consultant orthopaedic surgeon to Barts and The Royal London Hospital, the oldest teaching hospital in the country. His interest covers all aspects of hip and knee surgery, as well as training the next generation of orthopaedic surgeons and has recently helped secure a bid to set up a simulation centre for orthopaedics at The Royal London. He is also actively involved in research and has presented at both national and international conferences.

Mr Lee believes that an accurate diagnosis is the essential seeing that most conditions do not require surgery. If surgery is necessary you can be assured that Mr Lee is a highly trained in hip and knee surgery and many conditions can be treated with keyhole surgery as a daycase which means minimal disruption and more rapid recovery.

Diseases, Medical Tests and Treatments

• Chondral Grafting
• Knee Preservation Surgery
• Multiligament Reconstruction
• Revision Surgery
• Video Consultation
• Anterior Hip Replacement
• Hip Arthroscopy
• Hip Preservation Surgery
• Hip Replacement
• Minimally Invasive Hip Surgery
• ACL Reconstruction
• Knee Arthroscopy
• Knee Injections (Including Steroid, Hyaluronic Acid, PRP And NStride)
• Knee Ligament Repair
• Knee Replacement
• Meniscal Repair
• Minimally Invasive Knee Surgery
• Partial Knee Replacement
• Patella Realignment
• Posterior Cruciate Ligament (PCL) Reconstruction
• Tibial Tubercle Transfer
• Femoroacetabular Impingement
• Osteoarthritis
• Sports Injuries
• Stress Fractures
• Arthritis (Hip)
• Avascular Necrosis (AVN) Hip
• Hip And Groin Pain
• Hip Impingement
• Labral Tear
• The Young Hip
• ACL (Anterior Cruciate Ligament) Injury
• Arthritis (Knee)
• Knee Cyst
• Patella (Kneecap) Dislocation
• Posterolateral Corner Injury
• Torn Meniscus (Cartilage)

Mr Aslam Mohammed is a very experienced and highly respected Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon.

His exclusive interest is in Hip and Knee Sports Injury, Complex Hip and Knee problems.

He is based at Wrightington Hospital for Joint Disease, one of the very few specialists Orthopaedic Centres in the U.K.

He is available at The Princess Grace Hospital, London and The Wilmslow Hospital, Manchester, which are part of HCA Healthcare. He also is available at Euxton Hall Hospital.

He offers in-depth consultations and assessments to help make an accurate diagnosis and then discuss the options of treatment, which will be clearly explained. He attracts referrals for second opinions nationally and from overseas.

He uses joint preservation techniques and minimal access surgery where possible. He is committed to providing the latest proven techniques and treatments for his patients. He uses minimally invasive approaches where possible and deploys implants, which are suited to each individual case to give the best long-term outcomes.

He regularly travels to centres of excellence across Europe and the USA teaching and gaining experience from others to maintain his position at the forefront of knowledge and innovation.

Since his appointment at Wrightington Hospital, he has established two specialist teams to provide a first-class service to patients suffering from hip and knee sports injuries and secondly a young adult hip problem speciality team.

Mr Aslam Mohammed graduated from the Welsh National School of Medicine, Cardiff in 1984 and completed a prestigious and extensive training programme in his chosen field of Orthopaedics, at The Robert Jones Orthopaedic Hospital in Oswestry and The North Staffordshire Hospital in Stoke on Trent.

During his training, Mr Aslam Mohammed was awarded the G.K. Rose prize for Biomechanics and the Professors Gold Medal for his pioneering research into bone cell culture techniques.

Throughout his career, he has been interested in design and innovations to help patients with hip and knee problems. He has developed instruments for hip arthroscopy and minimally invasive hip surgery, optimising patient outcomes and reducing the side effects of surgery.

He has a passion for teaching future generations of Orthopaedic Surgeons and is involved in Medical Education and is a highly respected trainer for orthopaedic surgeons for the North West and Mersey training programmes, along with being very active in current local and national research projects.

For more information: http://www.nw-hip-knee-clinic.com

Diseases, Medical Tests and Treatments

• Hip Arthroscopy
• FAI (Femoro Acetabular Impingement)
• Hip Labrum Surgery
• Hip Replacement
• Anterior Hip Replacement
• Hip Revision Surgery
• Knee Arthroscopy
• Knee Replacement
• Knee revision Surgery
• Bespoke Hip and Knee Replacement 
• ACL Repair
• PCL Repair
• Meniscal Repair / Resection
• Joint Preservation
• Cartilage Repair Techniques
• ACL Injury
• PCL Injury
• Multi ligament Surgery
• Sports Injuries Hip and Knee
• Joint Preservation Techniques
• Torn Meniscus
• Labral Tear
• Hip and Knee Arthroscopy
• Hip and Knee Joint Replacement
• Hip and Knee Joint Revision

Mr Jennings is one of the most experienced surgeons in Europe using the NAVIO robotic system for partial and total knee replacement. He is the lead for Enhanced Recovery after Joint Replacement at the North West London University Hospitals NHS Trust, where the average length of stay is regarded as the best in the region. He has over 20 years experience in knee and hip surgery and will give a personal tailored service to suit your needs and expectations.

On account of his training and experience, he is a leader in the field of knee and hip surgery and he often provides a service for treating patients referred by other orthopaedic surgeon colleagues, particularly in complex primary and revision surgeries.

He will explore all modalities of treatment and select a path to recovery that is tailored to the patient's needs, aiming to return the patient to full function as soon as possible. In order to achieve this, Mr Jennings uses state of the art techniques to improve accuracy and outcomes.

Mr Jennings has always had an interest in sport and sports injuries. Throughout his career as a doctor, he has worked for elite athletes in Rugby Union (Harlequins), Rugby League and the Great Britain Judo Team.

In addition, he is interested in research and involved in the teaching of visiting surgeons from the UK and Europe and specialist registrars in orthopaedics.

Diseases, Medical Tests and Treatments

• Robotic Assisted Partial Knee Replacement
• Robotic Assisted Total Knee Replacement
• Leading surgeon in Europe using the NAVIO robotic system for knee replacement
• Knee surgery - arthroscopic surgery, ligament reconstruction surgery (ACL), joint replacement and revision joint replacement surgery
• Hip surgery - arthroscopic surgery, joint replacement and revision joint replacement surgery

• Knee Surgery
• Hip Surgery
• Sports injuries

Mr David Houlihan-Burne, Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon, works in several private hospitals throughout London and Buckinghamshire. He is highly experienced in performing knee surgery, cartilage repair, hip and knee replacement, ligament reconstruction and knee arthroscopy. He can treat knee cartilage issues, meniscal disease, sports injuries, and ligament injuries.

Mr Houlihan-Burne graduated from Imperial College Medical School in 1995, before moving on to do specialist training in London. He undertook fellowships at the Jonathan Webb Clinic in Bristol and the Chelsea and Westminster Hospital focusing on Knee and Sports Injury Surgery. He has held his position of consultant since 2005 and holds membership to several professional organisations including the British Orthopaedic Association. 

Mr Dominic Spicer is a Consultant Orthopaedic and Trauma Surgeon at Imperial College Hospitals NHS Trust and is on the emergency staff of the West London Major Trauma Unit at St Mary’s Hospital. He qualified from Charing Cross and Westminster Hospital Medical Schools and trained on the St Mary’s Hospital Orthopaedic rotation, at the Arthroplasty Foundation and the Rudy Ellis Sports Medicine Institute in Louisville, Kentucky, USA. He passed his FRCS exam with distinction. In 2001 he first took up a post as Consultant Orthopaedic & Trauma Surgeon at St Bartholomew’s and the Royal London Hospitals and in 2004 he moved to St Mary’s and Imperial College School of Medicine. 

Mr Spicer sees patients with degenerative knee conditions and sports injuries. He is particularly interested in meniscus, ligament and cartilage problems, joint preservation surgery, osteotomy and joint replacement.

Mr Spicer has a keen interest in research and education. He has published extensively in his area of expertise. He is a trainer on both the Imperial College Undergraduate and Postgraduate Orthopaedic Training Programmes, and an Honorary Senior Lecturer and Honorary Clinical Anatomist at Imperial College. Mr Spicer has a distinguished role in Third World Orthopaedics and Orthopaedic Training programmes in developing countries.

• Arthroscopic knee surgery
• Lower limb joint reconstruction
• Primary & revision joint replacement
• Meniscus surgery

• Knee pain
• Torn meniscus
• Ligament injuries
• Sports injuries 

Miss Samantha Tross received her medical degree from University College London in 1992. She rotated through a number of renowned teaching hospitals in London including St George's Hospital and the Royal London.

She subsequently received Fellowship training and gained valuable clinical experience overseas at world-renowned centers in Toronto, Canada, and Sydney, Australia, gaining further experience in primary and revision hip and knee replacement, computer-assisted arthroplasty, hip resurfacing and knee arthroscopy. She became a Consultant Trauma and Orthopaedic Surgeon in 2005. 

Miss Tross specializes in conditions affecting the hip and knee. She offers primary and revision hip replacement surgery, primary knee replacement surgery, knee arthroscopic procedures, management of fractures and common orthopedic conditions, and robotic surgery. She is an expert in minimally invasive (keyhole) hip surgery. This involves minimal soft tissue and muscle dissection and damage, and results in less pain, less bleeding, faster recovery and rehabilitation, and a smaller scar. She also has an interest in hip pain in young adults.

The key to Miss Tross's success is a high standard of clinical treatment, effective communication, and a holistic approach to patient care.

Academically, Miss Tross is an Associate Editor of the Journal of Medical Case Reports and is an examiner for Imperial Medical School finals. She is also involved in teaching and has lectured on basic surgical skills courses run by the Royal Society of Medicine and Association of Surgeons of Great Britain and Ireland.

Diseases, Medical Tests and Treatments

• Arthroscopy
• Hip arthroscopy
• Minimally invasive hip surgery
• Hip replacement
• Hip resurfacing
• Revision hip replacement
• Knee arthroscopy
• Minimally invasive knee surgery
• Knee replacement
• Knee preservation surgery
• Revision surgery
• Computer-assisted arthroplasty
• Robotic surgery
• Video consultation
• Fracture fixation surgery
• Carpal tunnel decompression surgery
• Ganglion surgery
• Joint injections
• Fracture treatment
• Hip replacement
• Hip revision surgery
• Knee replacement
• Meniscal surgery
• Knee pain
• Arthritis (hip)
• The young hip
• The young knee
• Fracture (broken bone)
• Paediatric fractures
• Carpal tunnel syndrome

After graduating with medical honours from The University of London in 1990 and gaining the general FRCS in 1995, Mr Bliss underwent specialist orthopaedic and trauma surgery training. Mr Bliss advanced orthopaedic training was based at St Mary’s Hospital, Paddington and The Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital, Stanmore.

Mr Bliss obtained the Walter Mercer Gold Medal at the completion of his orthopaedic training in Orthopaedics and Trauma in 2000. Mr Bliss subsequently spent a year in sub-specialist fellowship training at The University of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia. During this time, Mr Bliss focused exclusively on knee surgery.

He was appointed as a consultant to Guy’s and St Thomas’ Hospitals, London in 2002, with his elective practice being exclusively knee surgery. Currently, he closely involved in training surgeons in complex knee surgery and is a senior Inter-Collegiate Examiner for the FRCS exam in Orthopaedics - the final examination before trainee surgeons become consultants.

In his practice, Mr Bliss manages all aspects that relate to knee injuries and with a particular experience and depth of knowledge in ligament reconstruction, joint preservation (osteotomy and mensical transplant) and revision knee replacement.

In his knee practice in both his NHS practice based Guy's Hospital and his private medical knee practice in central London, he provides second opinion and surgical support for a number of knee surgical colleagues, who refer complex cases to him, in addition to providing direct support to patients with knee problems who come to see him directly.

• Revision ligament reconstruction
• Meniscal preservation surgery
• Meniscal allograft transfer surgery (M.A.T.)
• Osteochondral allograft transfer surgery
• Osteotomy
• Medial patello-femoral ligament reconstruction
• Revision knee replacement surgery
• Medial Pivot knee replacement surgery

• Knee preservation surgery in the young and middle aged athlete
• meniscal root tear and meniscal ramp tear repairs

Professor Deiary Kader is an accomplished knee surgeon, researcher, academic, educationalist, humanitarian and a specialist surgeon for the International Committee of the Red Cross.

He is a fellowship trained knee and sport medicine surgeon with an extensive experience in knee cruciate

ligament reconstruction, primary/revision knee arthroplasty, complex knee injuries and patellofemoral joint instability. After finishing type one specialist registrar training in Scotland and knee fellowship inSydney/Australia and Newcastle in 2005, he was invited to accept a consultant trauma and orthopaedic surgeon post at the QEH NHS trust in Gateshead and to become a team doctor for Newcastle United football club. This gave him an

opportunity to care for professional athletes and obtain the membership of the faculty of sport and exercise medicine in the UK.

In August 2015 he was appointed as a consultant orthopaedic surgeon with special interest in knee surgery at the Academic Surgical Firm, South West London Elective Orthopaedic Centre (SWLEOC) in Epsom where he works very closely with professor Richard Field and his team. He is also a visiting professor in the Faculty of Health and Life Sciences in Northumbria University and a director of OASIR Research group (www.oasir.co.uk). In the past 10 years he has developed an extensive interest in research and postgraduate training and published more than 88 scientific papers, book chapters and articles. He is editor in chief of two journals and associate editor of many prestigious national and international journals. He is also a co-author of two of the best selling Postgraduate Orthopaedic books in the UK and a co-director of the six days postgraduate FRCS Orthopaedic lecture and clinical course.

Since 2010 he has been dedicating a significant amount of his time for humanitarian work with

NGMV medical charity (www.ngmvcharity.co.uk) and the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) (www.icrc.org/en/where-we-work/middle-east/lebanon).

Knee ligament surgery

Knee realignment

Knee Osteotomy

Revision knee replacement

Patellofemoral replacement 

Knee Arthroscopy Surgery

Patellar instability

Sports Injuries

knee revision surgery

complex knee surgery

Mr Neil Bradbury is a knee specialist like no other—an internationally-acclaimed consultant orthopaedic surgeon and part-time surfer, Neil trained in orthopaedic surgery at Nottingham’s Queens Medical Centre – one of the biggest and best orthopaedic hospitals in the UK. In search of the ultimate wave, his training took him to Australia with Dr Leo Pinczewski and Dr Mervyn Cross, and later to the USA, where he worked alongside Dr Richard Steadman – three of the world’s most eminent knee surgeons.

Under the tutelage of such high calibre surgeons, Neil’s expertise would come to push the boundaries of orthopaedics. It should, therefore, come as no surprise that he is able to perform all types of knee surgery including ligament reconstruction, keyhole surgery, half and full knee replacement as well as knee cap joint replacement. Not only this, his experience sees him regularly provide second opinions for patients with difficulties and for those individuals who need revision surgery.

Forever active, a passion for all things sport is a constituent part of his expertise—he understands the needs of the numerous injured athletes he treats. In fact, his understanding goes beyond that of reason, it comes into experience. A keen interest in cycling has seen him complete many big events such as stages of the Tour de France and the Étape du Tour.

Alongside his dedication to clinical work and interest in physical activity, Neil is committed to helping others who are less fortunate. In the past, he has lead many outdoor pursuits for groups of young people from disadvantaged backgrounds, one of these was a three month expedition to Patagonia, in the southern most section of the Andes. The biggest lesson of the trip – “all people need is the right environment and great leadership – with that, ordinary people can achieve extraordinary things.”

At the end of the day, Neil’s devotion to knees is infallible and comes from an earnest place; he understands how important knees are to our daily living: “having injured my own knees (dislocated patella on left, ligament injury on right) I know how critical they are to us. Knee surgery is a very constructive branch of surgery with huge opportunities to push forward science and make a huge difference to people’s lives. It allows me to treat patients aged 8 to 80 including elite athletes and professional sportspeople”.

Diseases, Medical Tests and Treatments

• Ligament reconstruction
• Keyhole surgery
• Half and full knee replacement
• Knee cap joint replacement
• Patellofemoral (knee cap joint) replacement
• Meniscal allograft transplant surgery
• Meniscal scaffold surgery
• Autologous chondrocyte implantation
• Trochleoplasty
• Focal surface replacement (Biopoly)

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• Sports injuries
• Sports knee surgery
• Knee articular cartilage transplantation
• Knee arthritis surgery