Arthrosamid New Treatment for Arthritis - Prof Paul Lee
Arthrosamid injections for knees are a new treatment for arthritis that is available from MSK Doctors. This treatment can help to reduce...
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Paul Y.F. Lee
Prof. Paul YF Lee
Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon
Regeneration Medicine Doctor
MBBch, MFSEM (UK), MSc (Sports Med), PhD, FEBOT, FRCS (Tr & Orth)
Professor Lee specialises in Knee and Hip conditions. Being a double board-certified surgeon with 5 international fellowships, he is able to offer a balanced and up to date opinion between surgery and non-surgical intervention. He has treated UK Premiership footballers with good results and is also at the forefront for cell therapy, being a member of the International Cartilage Regeneration & Joint Preservation Society.
As a Surgeon, Professor Lee offers evidence-based methods with advanced technology to reduce tissue damage and help patients kickstart their recovery.
As an Engineer, Professor Lee is a visiting professor of medical engineering at University of Chester. He regularly apply engineering principle to regeneration medicine.
As a Professor, he is widely published and often invited to give lectures on Cartilage, PRP, Cell therapy, ACL reconstruction, Knee replacement and Hip replacement internationally.
Over the years, Prof Lee has built up a network to exchange knowledge with an international team of surgeons to remain at the cutting edge of innovation.
Qualifications
MBBch, MFSEM (UK), MSc (Sports Med), PhD, FEBOT, FRCS (Tr & Orth)
Since 2018
Medical Director
MSK Doctors
The Keep Clinic, MSK House, OPEN MRI
Since 2017
Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon
NHS England
2016
CCT
GMC
Trauma and Orthopaedic surgery
Since 2018
Harley Street Consultant
Harley Street, London Sports Injuries Clinic, London Cartilage Clinic, MSK Doctors
2016-2017
Health Foundation, Q NHS
Management
Clinical Entrepreneur Fellow,
Community Member, Quality Improvement
2015-2016
BOA
Management
Clinical Leadership Fellow
2015
FRCS (T&O)
Fellowship
Royal college of Surgeons of Edinburgh
2014
PhD
Postgraduate
(Medical Engineering) Cardiff University
2011
MSc
Postgraduate
(Sports and exercise Medicine) UWIC
2014
FEBOT
Fellowship
European Board of Orthopaedic Trauma
2013
Prince 2
Management
Practitioner
2009
MFSEM
Membership
Faculty of Sport and Exercise Medicine UK
2008
MRCS
Membership
Royal College of surgeons of Edinburgh
2005
MBBch
Undergraduate
Cardiff University
Experience
Expert in Sports, Trauma and Orthopaedic Surgery
Consultant Orthopaedic surgeon
Prof Lee founded MSK Doctors, with the aim of advancing musculoskeletal regeneration medicine and offering leading-edge treatment to patients. He has successfully introduced treatments such as STACi, Lipogems, S.P.A.I.R.E. and KneeKG to clinical practice. He is a strong advocate for non-surgical management for knee arthritis and has published his experience with knee brace in the British Medical Journal.
Prof Lee joined the Gilmore Groin Clinic in Harley Street, London and has been working with the late Mr Gilmore's team to treat common groin injuries in athletes. He has introduced a regeneration approach to sports injuries as part of the London Sports & injuries clinic in Harley Street and has treated high profile clients; which has attracted media attention and often consults on topics such as sports injuries, running, knee issues, regeneration and orthopaedics.
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Professional Associates
Fellowship of Royal College of Surgeons (Tr & Orth)
Membership of Faculty of Sports and Exercise Medicine
Fellowship European Board of Orthopaedics and Traumatology
Membership of British Hip Society
Membership of British Orthopaedic Sports Trauma and Arthroscopy Association
British Orthopaedic Association
Biological Knee Society
International Society Cell and Gene Therapy
International Cartilage Regeneration Society
Newspaper Articles & Books
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