Dr Dinesh Nathwani is a Consultant Knee Surgeon & Hon Senior Clinical Lecturer of Orthopaedics at Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust and the Cleveland Clinic London where he is also the Lead for Orthopaedic Robotics.
He has over 28 years of Orthopaedic Surgical experience. His current speciality interest is Adult Knee Reconstructive Surgery. He has an expertise in technology assisted knee surgery and has used Computers and Robotics for all his Partial and Total knee replacements since being appointed as a substantive Knee Consultant at Imperial College Healthcare in 2004. This was following a fellowship year in Australia where he learnt techniques in Computer Navigation, ACL and other complex ligament reconstruction together with arthroscopic meniscus repair and resection. Currently, he is leading trials of Robotically assisted knee replacements at Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust and Cleveland Clinic, London.
Dr Nathwani is the current President of CAOS UK (Computer Assisted Orthopaedic Surgery UK) and is an Orthopaedic research advisor for the Hamlyn Centre of Robotics at Imperial College. He is one of the Key European and Global Opinion Leaders in Robotic Knee Surgery acting as a senior advisor in development of the software and hardware platforms currently in use globally. He reviews for several Orthopaedic Journals including British Bone & Joint Journal, Nature, The Knee and Injury.