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Jonathan Webb is a Consultant Orthopaedic Knee Surgeon, who specialises in all aspects of knee treatment, including soft tissue injury, such as ligament damage, ACL rupture, medial ligament injury, cartilage (meniscus) tears and damage to the lining (chondral surface) of the knee.
Jonathan also performs all types of knee replacement surgery, including total and partial (uni-compartmental) knee replacements. For patients at his Bristol clinic, Mr Webb is able to offer Mako robotic arm assisted knee replacement surgery. This innovative technology aids in the surgical planning stage by providing Jonathan with a surgical plan individually tailored to each patient’s unique anatomy. During surgery, he will then use the Mako System to guide the robotic arm within the defined boundaries based on your pre-operating plan, ensuring the optimal patient outcome.
For those active patients with early arthritis who are not yet at a stage requiring replacement, Jonathan will use realignment procedures (High Tibial Osteotomy, HTO) to offload the damaged areas and prolong the life of the knee, hopefully delaying the need for replacement by many years. He sees a wide range of patients, from world-class athletes to arthritis sufferers.
His services are covered by all major health insurers and he has been awarded the Certificate of Completion of Specialist Training and is listed in the Specialist Register of the General Medical Council.
Mr Jonathan Webb operates on Bristol Bears’ fly-half AJ MacGinty
MacGinty suffered a torn meniscus when playing against Leicester Tigers and Mr Jonathan Webb performed meniscus repair surgery to get him back on the road to recovery
“I specialise in knee surgery, but also in a former life, while I was doing my medical training, I was an international player. I played for England 33 times, and I think that has helped me in my career by giving me an understanding of what sportsmen go through.
“I had injuries myself. I had a very similar injury to AJ. So I think that can help give you that empathy to know how critical it is for players to be able to get back playing again as quickly as possible.”







