Arthroscopic and reconstructive knee surgery.
Whether from a sports injury, an accident or long-term wear, knee problems are treated with the least invasive technique that will give you a durable result.
Common knee conditions
- Meniscal tears
Arthroscopic repair whenever the tear pattern allows, or partial meniscectomy when repair isn't possible — preserving as much meniscus as we can to protect the joint long-term.
- ACL rupture
Anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction using autograft, individualised to your anatomy, sport and functional goals. Anatomical single-bundle technique with modern fixation.
- PCL rupture
Assessment and reconstruction of posterior cruciate ligament injuries, including combined ligament injuries requiring staged or single-stage reconstruction.
- Multi-ligament & collateral injuries
MCL, LCL and posterolateral corner injuries — from bracing protocols to reconstructive surgery for the complex, dislocated knee.
- Cartilage lesions
Microfracture, chondroplasty and modern cartilage restoration techniques for focal cartilage defects, aimed at delaying or avoiding joint replacement.
Considering knee replacement?
For end-stage arthritis, Dr. Dlaska performs subvastus total knee replacement, unicompartmental (partial) knee replacement and revision surgery — all with computer navigation or robotic assistance.
Joint replacement options