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Our broad range of orthopaedic surgery options effectively treat conditions and injuries affecting your musculoskeletal system.
Orthopaedic surgeons are doctors who have undergone specialist surgical training in orthopaedic surgery and have passed the Fellowship of the Royal College of Surgeons (FRCS) exam. Orthopaedic surgeons are highly skilled in performing surgical procedures and treating conditions involving your musculoskeletal system.
Your musculoskeletal system includes your bones, joints, muscles, ligaments and tendons. It has many functions including providing your body with structure and support, protecting your vital organs, and allowing you to move properly. Musculoskeletal injuries and disorders can cause pain and swelling and may make movement difficult. These symptoms can affect your ability to perform day-to-day tasks and may severely impact your quality of life.
You may need to have orthopaedic surgery after an injury or trauma such as a car accident, sports injury, or fall or to treat conditions affecting your musculoskeletal system when other treatments such as physiotherapy and steroid injections have not helped alleviate your symptoms.
If you think you need orthopaedic surgery, give us a call or book online today and you could have your initial consultation with an orthopaedic surgeon near you in as little as 48 hours.
You can access private orthopaedic surgery with us using private medical insurance or by paying for your own treatment.
Often orthopaedic surgery will be covered by your private health insurance, but not always. Speak to your provider directly to see what's covered in your policy.
If you want to pay for your own treatment, you can either pay in full or take advantage of our flexible payment options, which allow you to spread the cost over a period of up to five years.
Our self-pay customers benefit from fixed-price packages, meaning you'll know exactly what you're going to pay before you book your surgery. Your initial consultation and early diagnostic tests won't be included, but the cost of your surgery and hospital fees are, and so is your aftercare programme (including physiotherapy). There are no hidden costs down the line.
There are many benefits of having private orthopaedic surgery with us, including:
This will vary depending on your diagnosis, but if you suffer from knee pain due to arthritis, you might be advised to undergo knee joint replacement surgery. Other types of knee surgery include knee arthroscopy and knee cartilage surgery.
A hip arthroscopy may be used to examine your hip joint to diagnose or treat the cause of your hip pain. If you have significant pain or damage to your hip joint due to arthritis or a hip fracture, you may need hip replacement surgery.
Spinal surgery can treat pain caused by pressure on the nerves in your spine. These nerves might be compressed as a result of a slipped disc (when the spongy tissue between your spine's bones press against your surrounding nerves) or lumbar (lower back) spinal stenosis, which happens when the area around your spinal cord narrows, causing your nerves to become compressed.
If you are suffering from persistent shoulder pain, a shoulder arthroscopy can investigate the cause of your symptoms. If you have severe arthritis in your shoulder, your consultant might advise having shoulder replacement surgery. Rotator cuff surgery is a procedure to repair a damaged rotator cuff, alleviating shoulder pain and restoring movement. Elbow replacement surgery replaces a damaged elbow joint and may be performed due to severe arthritis or a complicated fracture.
If you have osteoarthritis or rheumatoid arthritis in your fingers, the affected small joints can be replaced with an implant or prosthetic. A finger joint fusion can also relieve arthritic pain by removing the damaged ends of your finger joint. Hand surgery can also be used to treat congenital hand deformities and conditions such as Dupuytren's contracture. To investigate and treat wrist pain, your consultant may recommend a keyhole procedure called a wrist arthroscopy.
You might be advised to have foot or ankle surgery to treat ankle pain, remove bunions (a bony lump that can form at the base of your big toe), or correct any other deformities or problems with your toes. Types of ankle surgery include ankle arthroscopy, ankle replacement surgery and ankle fusion surgery. Our dedicated network of consultant orthopaedic surgeons work with a multidisciplinary team of specialists across our hospitals to investigate your symptoms, create an individualised treatment plan, and provide consistent support throughout your healthcare journey.
Osteoarthritis: This occurs when your cartilage (the tissue on the surface of your joints) breaks down. As a result, the bones in your joint rub together causing pain, swelling and stiffness.
Rheumatoid arthritis: This is a form of arthritis caused by your immune system attacking the cells in the lining of your joints. If left untreated, it can cause your joint to lose shape and alignment. It can also result in pain and swelling.
Spinal cord compression (compressed nerves in your spine): If the nerves in your spine are compressed, you might experience pain, weakness or numbness.
Injuries: An injury can occur following a traumatic accident. A sprain, which happens when one or more of your ligaments have been torn or stretched, is a common sports injury. Other injuries include strains (tears in your muscle or tendon), fractures (broken bones), or dislocations (when the bones in a joint move out of their correct position).
If you would like to learn more about orthopaedic surgery, book your appointment online today or call a member of our team directly.