Professor Nick London

Professional statement

Professor Nick London is a consultant knee surgeon possessing extensive experience based in Harrogate, Yorkshire. He takes a keen interest in sports injuries and specialises in several areas including knee injury, knee arthritis and ACL injuries (both in adults and children).

He pursued his medical studies at the prestigious University of Cambridge, graduating intially with a Bachelor of Medcine, Bachelor of Surgery - MB BChir degree before undergoing surgical training. He was granted an Master of Arts degree before early medical research led to the award of an MD degree by the University of Cambridge.

In addition to the management of sports knee injuries (children and adults), Professor London has a keen interest in the management of knee arthritis at all ages. He is an international expert in partial knee replacement (resurfacing) surgery.

Professor London also performs robotic assisted (ROSA) knee replacement, which is designed to allow surgeons to perform knee replacement surgery with increased precision. This procedure enables a more accurate placement of knee implants, based on the knee anatomy of each individual patient.

He has over 25 years experience in knee surgery, delivering a world class service for his patients. This extensive experience has permitted Professor London to perform thousands of knee operations in his career so far, allowing him to achieve expert status.

Additionally, he enjoys sharing his knowledge with medics of the future and remains active in clinical research, currently holding a position as visiting Professor at Leeds Beckett University.

Professor London is also a member of numerous organisations and is a founder member of the prestigious European Knee Society.

You can find more information on Professor London's website.