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By Mr Mahantesh Karoshi
13.02.19
Obstetrics & gynaecology

Do uterine (endometrial) polyps need to be removed?

For some women who have heavy periods every month or who bleed in between their next cycle, it can be really frustrating but could also be signs of a uterine polyp. Leading gynaecologist Mr Mahantesh Karoshi explains more about the excessive growths found in the uterine lining and whether they need to be removed.

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By Mr Mahantesh Karoshi
08.02.19
Fertility specialist

Fertility after 35: Why egg quality matters as much as quantity

It’s a common misconception that if you’re a woman, your supply of eggs will run out by your early 40s. As consultant gynaecologist Mr Mahantesh Karoshi explains, quality matters more than quantity, which is why certain fertility treatments such as pre-implantation genetic screening and egg freezing are becoming increasingly popular.

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By Professor Paul Lee
29.01.19
Orthopaedic surgery

Unloader knee brace: taking the pressure off

The unloader knee brace is designed to reduce the pressure on one side of the knee and can be worn daily or only during sporting activities. Leading orthopaedic surgeon Professor Paul Lee explains all about the specialist brace.

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By Professor Paul Lee
21.12.18
Orthopaedic surgery

The 6 most common sporting injuries – and when they happen

Playing sports can of course be good fun, but they are also a big cause of injuries. These include muscle injuries, ligament tears and damage to cartilage. Professor Paul Lee, a top orthopaedic surgeon and leading sports medicine specialist, tells us what the six most common sporting injuries that he treats are.

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By Professor Paul Lee
02.11.18
Orthopaedic surgery

Intra-articular injections for managing knee osteoarthritis

Knee pain is a common ailment and source of discomfort for the UK’s population, related to the obesity epidemic, our ageing population and our increasingly sedentary lifestyles. Knee pain is often attributed to osteoarthritis, with eventual treatment being a total knee replacement (TKR). However, due to low levels of patient satisfaction with this procedure, as well as poor outcomes, leading orthopaedic surgeons like Professor Paul Lee are turning to intra-articular injections to provide their patients with temporary pain relief.

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