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Orthopaedic Public Talks

11 October 2016

Free Public Talks and Complimentary Mini-Consultations

Tuesday 11th October, 6pm at Ageas Bowl, Botley Road, Southampton S030 3XH

 

Do you have knee or hip pain? Find out everything you need to know about hip and knee treatments at Spire Southampton Hospital at our FREE informational event.

Professor David Barrett, Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon: How to avoid a knee replacement.

Mr Jeremy Latham, Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon: Whatever happened to hip replacements?

With each speaker giving relevant advice on how to access the best possible care, this is a great opportunity to get answers to your health questions. Our consultants will also be holding complimentary 10 minute mini-consultations to discuss your individual treatment path with no obligation.

To reserve your place please call 023 8091 4448 or email southamptonhospmarketing@spirehealthcare.com. Limited spaces are available, first come first served.

 

 

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