Practice · Knee
Knee
The knee is the area I have operated on most. I treat osteoarthritis, meniscus tears, anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) injuries and knee replacement, and I have written up what these look like under the arthroscope and rehab after surgery.
Conditions I treat
- Osteoarthritis
- Meniscus tears
- ACL injuries
- Knee replacement
The knee in the surgical record
374Knee and leg operations
135Knee replacements (132 of them with robotic-arm assistance)
72Knee arthroscopy
Based on operations I performed as the primary surgeon from March 2023 to October 2026. Details are on The Surgical Record in Numbers. These numbers are meant to describe my clinical experience; they do not guarantee treatment results and are not for comparison with other physicians.
Related columns
- If you heard a 'pop' on the stairs: meniscus root tearDiagnosing and treating a meniscus root tear that is easy to dismiss once it feels a bit better · 2026.10.30Knee
- A meniscus root tear seen through the arthroscope, and how it is tied backThe torn root and its appearance after repair, in real arthroscopic images · 2026.10.30Knee
- A 'pop' in the knee on a downhill walk: a radial meniscus tear and arthroscopic repairMeniscus repair and post-operative rehab seen on MRI and arthroscopic images · 2026.10.28Knee
Patient education materials
- Rehab after ACL reconstruction and meniscus repairWeek-by-week brace angles, weight bearing, crutch schedule and exercises by stage · 2026.11.01Rehab · Knee