Can I Have My Consultation In Person?
Face to face consultations with Yorkshire Knee Clinic’s knee specialists are now available again. Find out how to book.
Webinar: Knee Injury/Conditions Post-COVID
Revisit Yorkshire Knee Clinic’s webinar for clinicians supporting patients with knee pain as we emerge from lockdown.
Knee Surgery Post-Covid-19 – How Long Could You Expect to Wait?
Knee surgery post-Covid-19 – how long could you expect to wait? Yorkshire Knee Clinic’s Jim Newman shares a personal view.
Partial Knee Replacements In Under 60s: Implants Deliver Excellent Survival & Outcomes
Knee surgeons have often been reluctant to perform knee replacements in under 60s but things are changing. Yorkshire Knee Clinic’s Dave Duffy explains why.
Growing Pains – When Should I Be Concerned?
When is it ‘just’ growing pains? And when could it be something more serious? Yorkshire Knee Clinic’s Dave Duffy explains the symptoms to look out for.
We’re Here During The Pandemic
Find out more about what YKC knee surgeons are doing to support the NHS during coronavirus and how that is affecting our regular service.
ACL Injuries: Responsible For More Than Knee Pain?
Does an ACL injury affect the brain as well as the knee? Yorkshire Knee Clinic’s Dave Duffy looks at new evidence that suggests it may do.
When Is A Pain In The Knee Not A Pain In The Knee?
Yorkshire Knee Clinic’s Dave Duffy explains why the knee pain you’re feeling may not come from the knee at all.
Will Coronavirus Mean My Knee Op Is Cancelled?
How will coronavirus affect your knee operation? Get the latest updates with Yorkshire Knee Clinic.
Why Are More Young People Having ACL Reconstruction?
Why is your child at greater risk of an ACL injury today than they were 20 years ago? Yorkshire Knee Clinic’s DaveDuffy explains.
Will My Knee Surgery Be Cheaper in Romania?
Private knee surgery can be cheaper overseas, but the risks could outweigh the benefits. Yorkshire Knee Clinic’s Dave Duffy explains.
The discovery that wasn’t and the ligament that (possibly) isn’t
The discovery that wasn’t and the knee ligament that (possibly) isn’t. Prof Nick London explores the history of the anterolateral ligament.