Getting To Wimpole Street From St John's Wood
St John's Wood patients can usually travel by the Jubilee line to Bond Street or Baker Street, followed by a short walk or taxi to the clinic.
The page is written for St John's Wood patients comparing local knee pain options with a focused London specialist assessment. It does not mean KneePainClinicUK has a branch in St John's Wood.
What The Appointment Covers
Symptoms, history, activity limits and previous treatments are reviewed. X-ray or MRI reports are considered where available, and Mr Syed Nadeem Abbas explains whether Arthrosamid, another non-surgical option or a different route is more appropriate. The appointment should leave patients with a clear next step, even when injection treatment is not recommended.
What To Bring
Bring previous X-ray or MRI reports, clinic letters, details of earlier injections or surgery, a medication list and allergy information. These details make the consultation more useful and reduce the chance of needing a second visit for basic information.
St John's Wood FAQs
Is there a KneePainClinicUK clinic in St John's Wood?
No. All appointments take place at 48 Wimpole Street, Marylebone, London W1G 8SF.
Can I book an assessment directly?
Yes. Private patients can contact the clinic directly on +44 7955 836986 without a GP referral. Bring previous imaging and treatment history if available.
Will I definitely be offered Arthrosamid?
No. Arthrosamid is recommended only where knee osteoarthritis is the likely diagnosis and the patient is suitable. Results vary, and some patients are advised toward a different route.