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  • Home
  • About
    • About Go Ortho
  • Conditions
    • Knee Pain & Sports InjuriesWe treat a wide range of conditions that cause knee pain, including sports injuries.
    • Hip Pain & Sports InjuriesWe treat a wide range of conditions that cause hip pain, including sports injuries.
    • FracturesFractures are common but the correct diagnosis and treatment will ensure a quick recovery and prevent future issues.
    • OsteoarthritisOsteoarthritis is common as we age. Prompt diagnosis is the first step to exploring the various treatment options.
    • Other Hip ConditionsThere are many types of hip conditions. Accurate diagnosis ensures the correct treatment and minimises the risk of the condition worsening.
  • Treatments
    • Non Surgical TreatmentsNon-surgical treatments like therapeutic injections are typically explored before surgery.
    • Hip ReplacementA hip replacement is often required for severe osteoarthritis but can result in returning to being pain-free.
    • Knee ReplacementA partial or total knee replacement may be required to treat osteoarthritis or other severe knee conditions.
    • Knee ArthroscopyKeyhole surgery to the knee, is a minimally-invasive technique used to diagnose and treat serious knee conditions.
    • Joint PreservationPreserving the joint is a way to prolong the need for surgery, and can be done with a range of orthopaedic techniques.
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Preparing for Joint Replacement Surgery

Hip, Knee, TreatmentBy content@marketingsquare.co.uk18th November 2019

Joint replacement surgery may be offered to people with severe joint pain caused by osteoarthritis or injury. It is a routine surgical procedure that offers life-changing benefits. Hip and knee replacements can relieve pain, increase mobility and restore lost quality of life, helping people to lead a full and active life again.

Your Total Knee Replacement: What to Expect

Knee, Osteoarthritis, Sports InjuriesBy go-orthopaedics.co.uk28th October 2019

More than 70,000 knee replacements are performed every year in England and Wales and the number is continuing to rise. Knee replacement surgery is a routine procedure for people with severe knee pain. However, some of the patients we see are anxious about the idea of being given prosthetic implants and we understand that the…

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