I treat all knee disorders, in particular sports injuries. Where possible this treatment will be done arthroscopically (keyhole surgery), which will reduce your pain and speed your recovery. I trained at The Royal London Medical School and qualified as a doctor in 1994. I became a Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons of England in 1999. I trained as a trauma and orthopaedic surgeon in North West Thames.I have a specialist interest in regenerative medicine within the knee joint. Methods are used to treat isolated cartilage defects using the patient’s own (autologous) bone marrow stem cells and growth factors derived from the patient’s blood (from platelet rich plasma). The stem cells are injected onto a scaffold that is placed into the cartilage defect and held in position using a mixture of a sealant (fibrin glue) and the platelet rich plasma.Another area of regenerative medicine I specialise in is the use of bio-degradable scaffolds to treat defects in the meniscus (the specialist buffer cartilage of the knee).Treatment of chronic inflammatory conditions in the soft tissues around the knee. These may be in the body of the tendon or ligament or where the tendon ligament inserts into the bone (enthesopathy). These conditions may be treated by platelet rich plasma injections, which provide vital growth factors that help the repair of these inflamed and damaged tissues.I am available for appointments at the Spire Wellesley Hospital on Tuesdays (weeks 1,3,4 & 5) 9am to 1pm and Thursdays (weekly) 2pm to 6pm.I welcome appropriate patients wishing to refer and pay for treatment themselves without the need for a GP's letter of referral.