…knee surgery including ligament reconstructions, knee replacement surgery (partial and total replacements), arthroscopy, osteotomies and patellofemoral surgery.

Damian brings a modern approach to sports injuries with experience gained from fellowships in Australia and Canada. He worked with several professional sports teams during his training in both North America and Australia. He has worked with North-American footballers, Australian and UK rugby players, UK strongmen and countless others.

…private practice and within elite sport with over 15 years clinical experience. Daniel has worked as a Physiotherapist for the England Athletics team both nationally and internationally from Under 13- Under 20 age groups over the last 8 years.

Daniel is the clinic director of The Youth Physiotherapy Clinic, based out of Team Bath. The clinic was founded on a simple but important belief: children are not mini adults. The clinic was established to provide expert, evidence-based rehabilitation tailored to the developmental and skeletal maturation stages of each child through childhood and adolescence.

Alongside his clinical work, Daniel is a lecturer within the youth athletic field having presented on ‘Overtraining in the Youth Athlete’ and ‘Common Injuries in the Adolescent Athlete’ for the Association of Chartered Physiotherapists in Sport & Exercise Medicine and the University of West England. Daniel is a seasoned presenter and communicator who has been featured on the industry-leading podcast PhysioTutors on ‘The Role of Physiotherapy in Youth Athletes’ in addition to a masterclass on ‘Rehabilitation of ACL Injuries in Young Athletes.

…with responsibility for support delivery of lower limb injury rehabilitation across all Olympic and Paralympic sports
Consultant Physiotherapist, working with Elite performers across Football, Rugby Union & League, Ballet and Military
Senior lecturer and injury biomechanics researcher, University of Salford

Caroline is a Professor of orthopaedics at St George’s University London with research interests in patellofemoral instability and trauma. She has established a patellofemoral service within St George’s Hospital for local and regional referrals. She was clinical director for corporate outpatients at St George’s Hospital from 2019-2024 and she previously lead for research in orthopaedics in the trust, having supervised over 50 orthopaedic trials. She has developed a trauma research infrastructure within St George’s including research physiotherapists, clinical trials managers and research fellows. Together with Assoc Prof Gelfer she supervises an education foundation year doctor, education fellow and an NIHR Academic Clinical Fellow. She is co-editor in chief of The Knee Journal. She supports equality and diversity initiatives within orthopaedics and was a trustee of the British Orthopaedic Association. As part of AOUK she chaired research and careers development, she is the current research chair for the Orthopaedic Trauma Society and the treasurer for the British Association for Surgery of the Knee. She lectures nationally and internationally on patellofemoral instability and trauma.

…Professor at the Western Norway University of Applied Sciences. Her research focuses on patellar instability, rehabilitation strategies, and assessment tools. She is part of the Sports Traumatology and Arthroscopy Research Group (STAR) and has published in leading journals on knee rehabilitation and assessment tools.

…the prestigious Bristol Advanced Hip fellowship and was nationally selected as the TIG Major Trauma fellow to work alongside the military in the Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Birmingham. He was also honored to be selected as the OTA Traveling fellow to work in Tampa, USA where he worked alongside leading American trauma surgeons and trained in robotic joint replacement surgery.

He runs the “early arthritis research unit” and is an honorary clinic lecturer at Cardiff University where he undertook his doctorate in the Bio-medical and Bio-engineering Institute. He has a specialist research interest in novel injectable drugs that can be used to prevent or slow the development of arthritis such as PRP, hydrogels and DMOADs.

Mr Miller has published papers on the benefit of partial knee replacements and potential therapeutic drug targets to prevent arthritis in addition to editing revision textbooks for doctors in training.

…MCSP, HCPC registered. Qualified in 2005 from the University of Southampton Adam has spent most of his career specialising in orthopaedics and musculoskeletal physiotherapy. Adam has had a wide range of experience working for several NHS hospital trusts, as well as providing physiotherapy to the academy football teams at Portsmouth FC. He is currently working as an extended scope practitioner at the Royal Devon and Exeter NHS Trust within the orthopaedic knee team. Adam has continued his education through post graduate studies, achieving a PgD in diagnostic musculoskeletal ultrasound through Bournemouth University and has recently completed his injection training via Plymouth University. Adam has a specialist interest in treating knee and shoulder problems and is a keen advocate of a holistic approach to health and wellbeing.

…Hospital. He trained on the South-East Thames Orthopaedic Circuit and completed Fellowship training at Sheffield Children’s, Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital and Great Ormond Street Hospital as well as completing a travelling fellowship at Inselspital, Berne in Switzerland prior to becoming a Consultant in 2011.

His clinical interest is the paediatric knee. He is chair of the European Paediatric Orthopaedic Society (EPOS) Sports Study group, a board member at large for the British Society for Children’s Orthopaedics (BSCOS) and the British Patellofemoral Society (BPFS) and Honorary Secretary for the British Orthopaedic Sports Trauma and Arthroscopy Association (BOSTAA).

He is the chair of the current BASK/BSCOS steering committee on paediatric patella instability and also chair for the previous soft tissue knee pathology in children national guidance document.
He is the co-convener of the International Kid’s Knee Conference which has run biannually since 2019 in Sheffield.

specialising in knee arthroplasty and knee revision surgery, as well as general trauma. He is the Revision Knee Network lead for the South West Peninsula and is an Honorary Senior Lecturer at the University of Exeter.

He has been a member of the ODEP and Beyond Compliance committees since 2015, and he is a member of both the BASK Primary and Revision Knee Working Groups. He is regularly involved in teaching (including being AO faculty and regularly teaching on FRCS and industry courses). He is on the editorial board of the BJ360 journal and is the South West regional clinical coordinator for the NJR.

His research portfolio includes exploring patient outcomes after knee surgery, pain, robotics, revision surgery and infection, and with the team at Exeter he is involved in a number of ongoing RCTs in primary and revision knee surgery.

During training, he completed a Master’s Degree in Sports Medicine and volunteered as a medic for the athletics competition at the London 2012 Olympics.

…Hospitals FT where he specialises primary and revision knee arthroplasty, arthroscopic surgery to the knee and hip arthroplasty. He lives in Cheshire and is married with three sons.

He was educated at The Edinburgh Academy and then at The University of Sheffield. He is a fellow of both the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Glasgow and the Royal College of Surgeons of England. His higher training in orthopaedics was on the Mersey Orthopaedic Rotation and involved a year at Wrightington Hospital and a Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Glasgow sponsored travelling fellowship to visit Dr Leo Whiteside in St Louis, USA.

He is the current Treasurer for BASK as well as the President of the Grosvenor Orthopaedic Club and Managing Partner of the Bone and Joint Centre. He is an honorary clinical lecturer at The University of Liverpool and has a number of peer reviewed publications.

Alasdair Santini was a keen fencer, having been captain of The University of Sheffield  team but currently keeps fit by skiing and coaching junior rugby. He is a lifetime ticket holder of seats at Murrayfield so he can follow Scotland’s rugby internationals.

…complex lower limb trauma and knee surgery.

He completed his training on the highly regarded Severn Deanery rotation, prior to competing further fellowships in Calgary, Canada, and Oswestry, UK.

His practice comprises the treatment of all knee conditions, and he has a high volume practice in treating patellofemoral disorders, receiving referrals from across the UK.

… Hospital in Birmingham and the RJAH Orthopaedic Hospital in Oswestry, which are 2 of only 5 purely Orthopaedic Hospitals in the country. 

He graduated from Edinburgh University and undertook Registrar training in the Manchester region. After completion of UK training he spent 18 months on fellowship in North America. 

In 2008 he was awarded the British Elbow and Shoulder Society North American traveling fellowship, visiting some of the world’s foremost shoulder surgeons in major centres such as New York, Los Angeles, San Antonio and Houston. In 2018 he was awarded the European Society of Sports Traumatology Knee surgery and Arthroscopy APKASS travelling fellowship visiting centres in Sydney, Melbourne, Singapore, Hong Kong and Thailand. 

Professor Snow is an invited faculty member on courses and meetings across the globe, teaching surgeons the latest techniques in arthroscopic surgery. He has over 70 scientific publications in various international medical journals and has written 6 book chapters on knee and shoulder injuries. He has presented over 100 papers and his current grant awards are in excess of £3M.

Professor Snow has particular expertise in cartilage repair and is a committee member of the International Cartilage Repair Society. He treats all aspects of cartilage injuries using the full spectrum of cartilage regeneration techniques including Osteochondral Allograft and Autologous Chondrocyte Implantation.

… at Warwickshire Nuffield Hospital. His focus is on ligament reconstruction and knee preservation covering meniscal repair and meniscal transplantation, articular cartilage repair, osteotomy, and novel Ortho-Biologics. He also works in London at Cleveland Clinic London where he is part of a team of expert orthopaedic surgeons.

He spent the first part of his career with the Royal Navy, becoming consultant in 1995. Specialist training was in Oxford with subsequent fellowship in Toronto. He joined University Hospital Coventry and Warwickshire NHS Trust in 2000, where he set up meniscal transplantation and lead a well-respected fellowship program before leaving in 2021. Research work continues with the Coventry knee team.

He has pioneered several new techniques and currently has over 100 publications and 12 book chapters. He leads the UK National Ligament Registry for ACL surgery. Internationally, he is past-president of the ACL Study Group, and co-leads the European Allograft Initiative and the ICRS Cartilage Foundation.

… total knee replacement and revision knee surgery. He is currently Clinical Director and Academic Lead for the Princess Elizabeth Orthopaedic Centre and NIHR lead for the SW. He Chairs the Revision Knee Working Group for BASK, sits on the NJR editorial board, the Bone and Joint Infection Registry steering group and the Royal College of Surgeons Robotic Advisory Group for MSK. Major research interests include pain post TKR, periprosthetic joint infection, robotics and alignment in TKR.

…in 1996 with a passion for understanding why knees hurt. He worked across a broad range of clinical settings in both Australia and the UK before establishing West London Physiotherapy in Kensington in 2007.

Across three decades, Cameron has worked with everyone from elite athletes to everyday runners, cyclists, and gym-goers simply trying to stay active. He maintains his clinical focus on knee pain and injury, and also sits on the board of the Musculoskeletal Partners Network, where he contributes to improving the quality and consistency of MSK care across the sector.

…in the Northeast of England. She performs trauma surgery and has an elective practice that focuses exclusively on knee surgery.
She is experienced in cartilage, meniscal and ligament injury repair and reconstruction, osteotomy, realignment and stabilisation surgery and the management of early and advanced osteoarthritis including partial and total knee replacement. She aims to help patients to preserve their native knee joint where advisable. Helen has a particular interest in treating patellofemoral conditions and adolescent knee problems. She is also a keen trainer for orthopaedic trainees and fellows.
She graduated from Newcastle University Medical School in 2008 and went on to specialist trauma and orthopaedic surgery training in the Northern Deanery and then two years of knee surgery sub-specialist fellowship training in Bristol and Coventry. Her fellowship training encompassed all aspects of knee surgery with a focus on advanced techniques for recurrent kneecap instability, trochleoplasty, osteochondral transplantation and meniscus transplantation.