The Cambridge Complex Orthopaedic Trauma

Cambridge, United Kingdom

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Consultations and treatment for complex limb reconstruction and knee osteoarthritis.

Unhealed fractures, deformed (bent) limbs post trauma, infections post trauma and limb lengthening require specialised treatment. Different methods can be used to achieve the goal. More on my website.

Knee osteoarthritis is becoming the main reason for joint replacement surgery, total or partial knee replacement. Early stages of the knee osteoarthritis present with a pain on either side of the knee. At this stage knee arthroscopy (key hole surgery) can be helpful if you have mechanical symptoms.

Whether you are suffering from occasional knee pain on twisting (suggesting cartilage tear) or you have significant osteoarthritis in your knee (s) we can help. We will discuss all your relevant options with you and make a decision together.

Meet the Business Owner

Matija K.

Business Owner

I am a Consultant Orthopaedic Trauma Surgeon and work at Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust since December 2012. I moved to Cambridge from Coventry, where I worked at the University Hospitals Coventry and Warwickshire NHS Trust from December 2007. Before moving to the UK alongside my family, I worked at the University Medical Centre Ljubljana since April 2001 when I completed my training at the same institution. I finished medical school in Ljubljana, Slovenia in 1995 and started my specialist training in 1996.

I initially came to the UK for 5 months in December 2007 to get some international experiences, improve my language and show my children the different parts of the world and open their minds. When I was offered a substantive post one year into my locum job I decided to stay in the UK.

My area of expertise and where I believe I can be of assistance in treating patients, are Complex Orthopaedic Trauma and Elective Knee Surgery.