Orthopaedic Updates 2025: Hip & Knee in Royal Free Hospital (SEDC)

Description

We’re delighted to invite you to this GP Ortho Educational afternoon Session. Our experienced consultants will be presenting talks on Clinical orthopaedic updates for 2025 in spine, hip, knee, and sports surgery for all healthcare professionals, especially GPs and physiotherapists . The focus will be on basics and updates on patient assessment, investigations and latest treatment options, with evidence based approach. You're welcome to bring along any case studies you wish to discuss.

Venue: SEDC Building (2nd Floor), 50 Lawn Road, NW3 2XR.

Programme:

13:00 – 14:00 Update on Orthopaedics (Hip & Knee surgeries) – Mr Akash Patel

Break off - networking / coffee & tea

Mr Akash Patel is a double-fellowship trained consultant Trauma and Orthopaedic Surgeon, with specialist expertise in hip and knee disorders. He is Associate Professor at University College London. His key focus is to provide the best possible outcomes for his patients, utilising proven evidence-based technologies and enhanced recovery. He has expertise and specialist surgical interests in joint replacements, arthroscopy (keyhole surgery), sports injuries and trauma. He also uses modern, non-operative treatments for management of hip and knee disorders, including biologics (PRP) and bracing. Mr Patel also accepts paeds patients with hip or knee problems.

Please kindly note this event is for GPs, Physio team members, chiropractors & clinical/medical staff. Certificates of attendance are provided, which count towards your CME (Continued Medical Education) points.

By registering for this event, you agree to share your name and contact details with Royal Free NHS Private Patients Unit to receive updates and reminders about this/future events. During this training session, photographs may be taken for internal training documentation, promotional materials for future events. Your attendance at this event implies your consent to the potential use of your image in these materials. If you have any concerns or do not wish to be photographed, please notify a member of the training team immediately. We will make every effort to accommodate your request.