Mr Anthony Gibbon
Mr Anthony Gibbon is a Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon in York, North Yorkshire who specialises in knee surgery.
Based At
NHS base
York & Scarborough Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
GMC Number
3258631
Clinical interests
Knee Surgery
Knee Injuries
Knee Arthritis
Sports Injuries
ACL Repair and Reconstruction
PCL Reconstruction
Knee Instability
Knee Dislocation
Patellar Instability
Knee Osteotomy
Cartilage Repair
Meniscal Repair
Primary and Revision Knee Replacement Surgery
Complex Ligamentous Knee Injuries
Arthroscopic (Keyhole) Knee Surgery
Patello-femoral Disorders
Functional Recovery Following Knee Replacement Surgery
Enhanced Recovery and Reduced Hospital Stay After Knee Replacement
Optimising Long-term Functional Outcomes, Particularly in Younger Knee - Replacement Patients
Listen to a recent podcast Mr Gibbon has recorded: 'Orthopaedics Podcast: Episode 1 - When is the right time to consider knee surgery'
Listen to Mr Gibbon "Talking Winter Knee Troubles"
Professional Memberships
Fellow, British Association for Surgery of the Knee (BASK)
Fellow, British Orthopaedic Association (BOA)
Fellow, Royal College of Surgeons of England (RCS England)
Member, British Medical Association (BMA)
As a Fellow of the British Association for Surgery of the Knee, the British Orthopaedic Association, and the Royal College of Surgeons of England, as well as a Member of the British Medical Association, he maintains active involvement with leading professional organisations in orthopaedic surgery and healthcare. These memberships reflect his commitment to clinical excellence, professional development, surgical innovation, and the advancement of patient care within knee surgery and orthopaedics.
Academic Background
Following an appointment as consultant orthopaedic surgeon in 1997 after higher surgical training in London, a Harvard Fellowship in USA and a Trauma Fellowship in Austria I have established a multi-disciplinary specialist knee surgery service in York, assessing and treating all types of knee disorder, including sports injuries as well as arthritic conditions. As well as seeing patients referred by General Practitioners, physiotherapists and podiatrists, I also take referrals from consultant orthopaedic colleagues locally and regionally seeking treatment of complex ligamentous injuries and different primary and revision knee replacements.
As well as day case arthroscopic (keyhole) surgery and ligament reconstruction I have extensive experience in cartilage repair and treatment of complex patello-femoral disorders. I also have a specific interest in maximising the functional outcome following knee replacement surgery, particularly in the younger patient. This includes reducing hospital stay as well as increasing long term functional capabilities. My current research interests include membership of and leadership of international evaluation teams assessing the outcome of high flexion total knee replacement, partial knee replacement as well as new implant and instrumentation development.
I have a prominent role in the planning and delivery of orthopaedic education to students at Hull York Medical School. I am also actively involved in teaching knee surgical techniques to other surgeons, regionally, nationally and internationally, giving invited lectures and participating as course faculty. Consultant colleagues from throughout the UK regularly visit Clifton Park to observe me operate.
Website
Based at
NHS base
York & Scarborough Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
GMC Number
3258631
Clinical interests
Knee Surgery
Knee Injuries
Knee Arthritis
Sports Injuries
ACL Repair and Reconstruction
PCL Reconstruction
Knee Instability
Knee Dislocation
Patellar Instability
Knee Osteotomy
Cartilage Repair
Meniscal Repair
Primary and Revision Knee Replacement Surgery
Complex Ligamentous Knee Injuries
Arthroscopic (Keyhole) Knee Surgery
Patello-femoral Disorders
Functional Recovery Following Knee Replacement Surgery
Enhanced Recovery and Reduced Hospital Stay After Knee Replacement
Optimising Long-term Functional Outcomes, Particularly in Younger Knee - Replacement Patients
Listen to a recent podcast Mr Gibbon has recorded: 'Orthopaedics Podcast: Episode 1 - When is the right time to consider knee surgery'
Listen to Mr Gibbon "Talking Winter Knee Troubles"
Professional Memberships
Fellow, British Association for Surgery of the Knee (BASK)
Fellow, British Orthopaedic Association (BOA)
Fellow, Royal College of Surgeons of England (RCS England)
Member, British Medical Association (BMA)
As a Fellow of the British Association for Surgery of the Knee, the British Orthopaedic Association, and the Royal College of Surgeons of England, as well as a Member of the British Medical Association, he maintains active involvement with leading professional organisations in orthopaedic surgery and healthcare. These memberships reflect his commitment to clinical excellence, professional development, surgical innovation, and the advancement of patient care within knee surgery and orthopaedics.
Academic Background
Following an appointment as consultant orthopaedic surgeon in 1997 after higher surgical training in London, a Harvard Fellowship in USA and a Trauma Fellowship in Austria I have established a multi-disciplinary specialist knee surgery service in York, assessing and treating all types of knee disorder, including sports injuries as well as arthritic conditions. As well as seeing patients referred by General Practitioners, physiotherapists and podiatrists, I also take referrals from consultant orthopaedic colleagues locally and regionally seeking treatment of complex ligamentous injuries and different primary and revision knee replacements.
As well as day case arthroscopic (keyhole) surgery and ligament reconstruction I have extensive experience in cartilage repair and treatment of complex patello-femoral disorders. I also have a specific interest in maximising the functional outcome following knee replacement surgery, particularly in the younger patient. This includes reducing hospital stay as well as increasing long term functional capabilities. My current research interests include membership of and leadership of international evaluation teams assessing the outcome of high flexion total knee replacement, partial knee replacement as well as new implant and instrumentation development.
I have a prominent role in the planning and delivery of orthopaedic education to students at Hull York Medical School. I am also actively involved in teaching knee surgical techniques to other surgeons, regionally, nationally and internationally, giving invited lectures and participating as course faculty. Consultant colleagues from throughout the UK regularly visit Clifton Park to observe me operate.