There’s been an influx from patients and the press asking questions about the impact of running on our bodies. The answers aren’t always as disheartening as we might think.
It’s a little-known fact that anyone of any age can require a hip replacement. In this interview, our former patient Natalie graciously shares details of her hip replacement surgery and recovery, as she makes strides towards returning to an active lifestyle.
In the second article of this series focused on running injuries, physiotherapist Ruth Ashton outlines at-home stretches and exercises that can help strengthen muscles while recovering from the common injury known as runner’s knee.
Almost four out of every 100 people will sustain a bone fracture in England every year. Daniel Bainton takes us through the different types of fractures, the variation in healing times and the ways in which physiotherapy can help patients fully recover.
Professor Tony Kochhar, Consultant Shoulder and Upper Limb Surgeon, explains how he uses interscalene - a highly selective nerve block - to perform 'awake surgery', an effective alternative to general anaesthetic, which can provide extra long-term security for patients.
Mr Deepu Sethi talks about the most common knee injuries that occur through skiing, how to prevent them and how to treat them.
Today is World Arthritis Day (WAD) - a global initiative providing information and awareness about rheumatic and musculoskeletal diseases. At The London Clinic we can support you through diagnosis, treatment, recovery and long-term options, as well as dealing with any of the associated affects that may occur, physically or psychologically.
Tennis is the third most popular sport in the UK, and is played by millions worldwide. The US, Australian and French Open are a few of the major competitions that take place throughout the year. However, the most anticipated tournament on these shores is of course, Wimbledon.
Mr Deepu Sethi, Consultant Orthopaedic Knee Surgeon who has a specialist interest in sports injuries, discusses anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) injuries and emerging surgery techniques that could benefit patients.
Professor Alister Hart describes the problems that have recently come to light in patients who have had metal-on-metal (MOM) hip replacements since 1997. He explains how The London Clinic is leading the way in providing patients with assessments and revision surgery.