Hip Replacement
Assessment of hip arthritis and discussion of treatment options, including total hip replacement when appropriate.
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Private Hip & Knee Surgeon in Worcester
Consultations with Mr Mohamed Mussa at Spire South Bank Hospital, Worcester.
Worcester Private Practice
Specialist Hip & Knee Care at Spire South Bank Hospital
Mr Mohamed Mussa provides private consultations at Spire South Bank Hospital for patients with hip and knee arthritis, people considering joint replacement, and those who need specialist assessment of a previous hip or knee replacement.
His practice includes primary hip and knee replacement, MAKO robotic-assisted joint replacement, revision surgery and selected complex reconstruction. Treatment is recommended only after a careful clinical assessment and discussion of appropriate non-surgical and surgical options.
Hip ReplacementKnee ReplacementMAKO Robotic SurgeryRevision & Complex Surgery
Specialist Practice
Hip & Knee Services in Worcester
The Worcester practice provides a focused pathway for primary joint replacement, robotic-assisted surgery and specialist assessment of painful or failing previous joint replacements.
Knee Replacement
Assessment of knee arthritis with consideration of total or partial knee replacement where clinically suitable.
Explore Knee Replacement →Robotic-Assisted Surgery
MAKO robotic-assisted hip and knee replacement using 3D planning and technology-assisted execution of the surgical plan.
Explore Robotic Surgery →Revision & Complex Surgery
Specialist assessment of painful, failing or complex previous hip and knee replacements.
Explore Revision & Complex Care →When to seek a specialist opinion
Reasons Patients Commonly Attend
Hip or Knee Arthritis
Pain, stiffness and loss of function that are affecting daily life despite appropriate non-surgical treatment.
Considering Joint Replacement
A detailed discussion about whether surgery is appropriate, what alternatives remain and what the recovery pathway involves.
A Previous Replacement Is Painful
Investigation of potential causes such as loosening, infection, instability, fracture, wear or stiffness before any decision about further surgery.
Visiting Spire South Bank
Getting to Your Worcester Appointment
Spire South Bank Hospital is on Bath Road (A38), approximately one mile from Worcester city centre and around two miles from the M5.
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By car
The hospital is on the A38 Bath Road with free parking available on site.
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By train
Worcester Shrub Hill and Worcester Foregate Street stations are both approximately two miles from the hospital; Spire advises around 10 minutes by taxi.
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By bus
A bus stop is located close to the hospital entrance. Check current local timetables before travelling.
Common Questions
Private Hip & Knee Care in Worcester
Can I see Mr Mussa privately in Worcester?
Yes. Mr Mussa sees private patients at Spire South Bank Hospital. Self-pay fees are £200 for a new consultation and £150 for a follow-up.
Is robotic-assisted joint replacement available?
Mr Mussa’s practice includes MAKO robotic-assisted hip and knee replacement for selected patients. Suitability depends on the operation required, clinical assessment and hospital arrangements.
Can I be assessed for a painful previous joint replacement?
Yes. Specialist assessment is available for painful or failing hip and knee replacements, including possible loosening, infection, instability, fracture, wear and other causes. Revision surgery is only recommended when investigation identifies a problem that is likely to benefit from further surgery.
Who does the clinic serve?
The Worcester practice is suitable for patients from Worcester, Worcestershire and patients travelling from the wider West Midlands. Location is only one factor; some patients choose the hospital based on availability, insurer arrangements or the treatment required.
Booking
Book a Worcester Consultation
Patients can view Mr Mussa's available appointments directly through Spire Healthcare. If you would prefer help arranging an appointment, the private practice secretary can assist by telephone or email.
Before your appointment
Have your current medication list and details of previous treatment ready. If you have had relevant X-rays or scans elsewhere, tell the secretary where and when, so image transfer can be arranged where possible. Insured patients should confirm cover for the consultant and hospital before attending.
