You can’t have missed all the news about vaccination over the Christmas break. Our Partners, as frontline NHS Consultants, have all committed to receiving two does of the vaccine. Mr Luke Jones, Consultant Knee Surgeon, is pictured above receiving his vaccine on the 30th of December 2020 from the team at Chelsea and Westminster…
In this 4th blog in the Foot and Ankle series, our expert Foot and Ankle surgeon Mr Tim Sinnett explains the significance of injuries to this complex anatomical area of the foot, and explains why prompt assessment and specialist management is important. French Cavalrymen? The term ‘Lis Franc injury’ refers to an injury at…
In the third of a series of posts focusing on Foot and Ankle surgery, Mr Tim Sinnett, Consultant Foot and Ankle Surgeon, describes the injury, surgery and rehabilitation of a previously fit and well 45 year old skier and marathon runner.
As the weather forces us to wear more enclosed footwear, many people will be suffering from pain in their bunions. In this second article in the Foot and Ankle series, our expert Foot and Ankle surgeon Mr Tim Sinnett FRCS(Tr&Orth) discusses the options available to those suffering with bunion pain including the possibilities and…
Grosvenor Orthopaedic Partners LLP are delighted to announce that Mr James White FRCS(Tr&Orth), Consultant Shoulder and Elbow Surgeon, has joined the team. James, whose NHS practice is at the world famous Guy’s and St Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust, will head up the upper limb service. He will consult at The Lister Hospital, Chelsea, and 25…
Foot and Ankle injuries are a common occurrence in all age groups and their severity will vary significantly depending on the mechanism of the injury. As we move out of the COVID-19 lockdown period many of us are increasing the amount of activity we do. Our clinics have been busy recently with sports injuries in…
Exercise is important for our physical and mental health. For many people who develop an arthritic hip, the lack of the ability to participate in a particular form of exercise is a major loss. Some of the commonest questions we are asked by our patients relate to return to sport after hip replacement. In this blog,…
In this, the fourth in a series of posts on hip replacement surgery, we address one of the commonest questions that we get asked. It’s important to know what is being placed inside your body so our expert Consultant Hip and Knee Surgeon, Mr Chethan Jayadev, has created this short guide – including what to…
In this article, the next in a series discussing hip osteoarthritis and treatment options, Mr Simon Newman explains the process you will go through when you have a hip replacement.
In this, the second blog in a series about hip pain and osteoarthritis, Mr Simon Newman discusses non-operative strategies for hip arthritis. “I’ve got arthritis in my hip but I don’t want an operation – what are my options?”