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Knee pain is often associated with swelling or tenderness around the knee joint and knee cap which can occur during everyday activity or as a result of a sports injury. Our specialists can help treat all manner of conditions, from soft tissue injuries to arthritis.
If you have pain, swelling or tenderness around or inside your knee, you may have a knee sprain. Sprains can happen if you've damaged or injured the muscles or one of the four ligaments that support the knee. Ligament sprains are graded (from one to three), depending on how bad your injury is. Common causes include tired muscles and playing sport.
Medial ligament sprains are often a result of an impact on the outside of the knee. They tend to cause pain on the inside of the knee.
Lateral ligament sprains are often a result of an impact on the inside of the knee. They tend to cause pain on the outside of the knee.
The ACL criss-crosses with the posterior cruciate ligament over the middle of the knee. A sprain can occur due to twisting or impact.
The PCL criss-crosses with the anterior cruciate ligament over the middle of the knee. A sprain can occur if the knee is forced back the wrong way.
Kidney cancer is often asymptomatic in the early stages but common symptoms can include haematuria, flank pain, and a palpable mass. Non-specific symptoms may include fatigue, weight loss, fever, and anaemia.
Surgery is the most common treatment for kidney cancer. It may involve removing the tumor (partial nephrectomy) or the entire kidney (radical nephrectomy).
Here are some of the reasons why we're a great choice for knee pain treatment:
Get in touch with us today to book your appointment with one of our knee consultants. We can arrange imaging appointments and physiotherapy treatment for knee arthritis for you too.
Our consultant radiologists use some of the most technologically advanced MRI scanners to provide accurate examinations of the inside of your body.
Computed tomography (CT) scan is sometimes referred to as a CAT scan and shows detailed 2D and 3D images of your organs, blood vessels and bones.
A knee arthroscopy, also referred to as knee keyhole surgery, is a minimally invasive procedure used to evaluate and treat conditions like cartilage damage and arthritis.
If you're suffering from a knee condition, a knee operation might be required to relieve your pain, improve your mobility and enhance your quality of life.
Knee arthritis is a common form of arthritis that can hold you back. If knee arthritis is causing you discomfort, our leading consultants are here to offer expert advice and industry-leading treatments.
Knee replacement surgery is an operation to replace part or the whole of the knee joint, otherwise known as knee arthroplasty. This treatment can help to relieve chronic pain in your knee joint and improve your range of movement.
A partial knee replacement can treat an arthritic joint by replacing only the most damaged compartment of the knee. It's less invasive than a full knee replacement and, supported by our expert care, offers a quicker recovery time.
High tibial osteotomy (HTO), or knee realignment surgery, can be an effective alternative to knee replacement. This type of surgery can help reduce pain related to the early effects of osteoarthritis.
Patella (kneecap realignment surgery. Kneecap stabilisation is a surgical procedure to realign a dislocated knee and repair the ligaments holding it in place.
Meniscus surgery can improve your mobility and reduce knee pain after a meniscus tear.
A surgical procedure used to repair a small area of damaged cartilage in the knee.
The anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) is a major ligament in the knee. This procedure is to repair the ACL if it becomes damaged or torn, and restore stability in your knee.
The process of washing and removing debris from a damaged joint. This is a minimally invasive procedure typically to remove damaged cartilage, typical in cases of arthritis and joint instability such as knee, hip, ankle or wrist.
Kneecap replacement can help to relieve chronic pain in your knee joint and improve your range of movement. This procedure is also known as patellofemoral arthroplasty.
This content is intended for general information only and does not replace the need for personal advice from a qualified health professional.