INJURIES & CONDITIONS
Mr Vipin Asopa performs hip and knee surgery to treat many conditions and injuries.
Please find further information below about some of the injuries and conditions that may require treatment or surgery.

Mr Vipin Asopa performs hip and knee surgery to treat many conditions and injuries.
Please find further information below about some of the injuries and conditions that may require treatment or surgery.
Find out more about knee and hip injuries that can occur when playing sport.
Cycling injuries can be intrinsic (over-use) or extrinsic (due to trauma).
Click here to read about knee and hip injuries that can occur from running.
The knee is one of the most common areas of the body to be injured when skiing. Find out more about skiing injuries.
This ACL ligament is found inside the knee. If it is completely ruptured and there is associated instability, repair may be indicated because the ligament is unable to heal by itself.
Articular cartilage injuries can result in loose fragments (loose bodies) in the knee that could cause further damage as they get caught between the joint surfaces.
A meniscus tear injury can occur to either one or both of the menisci found within the knee joint. Menisci are crescent-shaped rings, triangular in cross-section.
Arthritis occurs due to degeneration of the articular cartilage that lines the joint surface. If untreated, hip or knee arthritis can become progressively painful and stiff.
Osteoporosis can result in ‘in-sufficiency’ fractures. It may be appropriate to investigate and treat osteoporosis to reduce your risk of fractures. The NICE (National Institute of Clinical Excellence) provides guidance here.
To book an appointment or for any questions or information, please contact Mr Asopa's Medical Secretaries Mandy and Mary by phone or email: