Patient information
Surgical procedures
Clear introductions to procedures within Mr. Monem’s hip, knee and complex reconstruction practice.
A considered approach
Surgery is recommended only after careful assessment.
Your symptoms, examination, imaging, overall health and goals are considered before the benefits, limitations, alternatives and material risks of a procedure are discussed.
Total hip replacement
A detailed guide to total hip replacement for advanced hip arthritis, including benefits, alternatives, risks and recovery.
Read patient information →Hip injection
A patient guide to image-guided hip injection, including when it may help, what happens, alternatives, risks and aftercare.
Read patient information →Total knee replacement
A detailed guide to total knee replacement for advanced knee osteoarthritis, including benefits, alternatives, risks and rehabilitation.
Read patient information →Partial knee replacement
A detailed guide to unicompartmental knee replacement, including suitability, benefits, alternatives, risks and rehabilitation.
Read patient information →Knee injection
A guide to corticosteroid, local anaesthetic, platelet-rich plasma and hyaluronic acid knee injections, including evidence, risks and aftercare.
Read patient information →Revision hip replacement
Reconstruction of a previous hip replacement affected by problems such as loosening, wear, instability or fracture.
Read patient information →Revision knee replacement
Complex reconstruction of a problematic or failed existing knee replacement.
Read patient information →Knee arthroscopy
Keyhole assessment and treatment of selected meniscal and other mechanical knee problems.
Read patient information →Periprosthetic fracture reconstruction
Fixation, implant revision or combined reconstruction for fractures around hip and knee replacements.
Read patient information →Discuss your treatment options
A consultation provides individual advice based on your diagnosis and priorities.
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