OmKneeHealth London
Children's knee conditions, explained properly
One site, two audiences. Families get plain English answers. Trainees get graded evidence and references. Both read the same clinical facts, reviewed by named clinicians.
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Choose your path
For families
Parents, carers and young people
Short sentences, no jargon, natural frequencies instead of percentages. Each page ends with a printable list of questions to ask your child's surgeon.
See the conditions →For trainees
Orthopaedic and sports medicine trainees
Classification, imaging, management algorithms and outcomes. Every claim carries a citation, and each page closes with a critical appraisal of the evidence.
See the conditions →Conditions covered
Five conditions, ten pages
Each condition has a families page and a trainee page. Use the switch at the top of any page to move between them.
| Condition | Families | Trainees |
|---|---|---|
| ACL injury | Families page | Trainee page |
| Osteochondritis dissecans | Families page | Trainee page |
| Meniscus injury | Families page | Trainee page |
| Discoid meniscus | Families page | Trainee page |
| Tibial spine fracture | Families page | Trainee page |
Editorial standards
Written, referenced, reviewed
Peer-reviewed sources
Content draws on published studies, consensus statements and guidelines. Unpublished unit data and expert opinion are labelled as such.
Named clinical review
Every page shows its author, clinical reviewer and review dates. Pages without a named reviewer carry a visible draft notice.
Reviewed every year
Each page is re-read against new evidence at least once every twelve months. The next review date is printed on the page.