Sep
30
6:30 PM18:30

The Knee: An Update 2025

For Physiotherapists only. To include a forum on allografts vs autografts in ACL Reconstructions and the impact on recovery. Buffet supper also included! Please arrive promptly if you would like to be fed. Please sign up by emailing Charlotte on Charlotte.Pawson@spirehealthcare.com and include any dietary requirements.

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Nov
26
6:30 PM18:30

Knee Pain - Free Patient Event

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If you are suffering from knee pain and looking for non-surgical treatment options? Arthrosamid® knee injections could be the solution for you.

Having joint replacement surgery isn't always to right option for individuals with knee pain. At Spire Southampton we offer a range of non-surgical options for these types of patients. This event will focus on Arthrosamid® knee injections.

During this talk Mr Qureshi will discuss:

  • Causes of knee pain including arthritis

  • Helpful tips to try to avoid surgery

Mr Qureshi is a University Hospital Southampton specialist Consultant Orthopaedic Knee and Limb Reconstruction Surgeon with over 25 year’s experience as a doctor.

He has trained with the finest knee surgeons in this country and completed advanced training in Australia. He was amongst the first to offer robotic knee surgery in Hampshire, and is the most experienced in personalised knee replacements in the region.

He was also recently featured on the BBC show Surgeons on the Edge of Life (BBC2 April 10th 2024, available on iplayer) and runs a cartilage clinic offering biological regenerative techniques for the knee.

You will have plenty of opportunity to meet Mr Qureshi and ask questions. Free car parking is available on site and refreshments will be provided.

Book today to reserve your place on https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/free-knee-pain-information-event-with-mr-amir-qureshi-tickets-1567310601199, or for more information call 02380 914 471 .

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