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Accurate assessment
Relating symptoms to clinical examination and imaging findings.
The Doctor
Georgios Petridis, MD, MSc
Orthopaedic surgeon trained in Greece and the United Kingdom, with a particular focus on arthroscopic surgery, joint replacement, robotic-assisted orthopaedic surgery and modern biological treatments.
Modern orthopaedic care with a personalised approachFrom diagnosis and non-operative treatment to surgery and rehabilitation.
Medical philosophy
The right treatment begins with the correct diagnosis
A treatment decision should not be based on an MRI scan or radiological finding alone. The patient’s history, clinical examination, needs and goals determine the most appropriate plan.
“The aim is not simply to treat an image, but to restore the patient’s function and quality of life.”
The least invasive appropriate option is considered first. Surgery is discussed when there is a genuine indication and a clear, reasonable expectation of benefit.
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Clear information
Understanding the options, limitations and likely outcomes.
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Personalised treatment
A plan tailored to the diagnosis, level of activity and individual goals.
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Ongoing follow-up
Structured rehabilitation and a safe return to activity.
Patient pathway
From initial assessment to rehabilitation
Trust is the foundation of the doctor–patient relationship.Time for discussion, clear answers and shared decision-making.
A doctor who listens
What you can expect when you visit me
For me, good medical care does not begin with a test. It begins by listening carefully to the person in front of me.
I take the time to help every patient understand what is really happening, which options are available and which treatment is most suitable for their individual situation. I do not treat an MRI scan or an X-ray in isolation; I seek to understand how the problem affects daily life, work, sport and personal goals.
My aim is for each patient to leave the clinic knowing what the diagnosis is, why the problem has developed, what can be done and what the next steps are. Treatment decisions are made together, with honest information about the expected benefits and limitations of every option.
A principle that shaped my career
My training in the United Kingdom taught me that modern orthopaedics is not only about the surgeon’s technical expertise. It is also about choosing the right treatment for the right patient at the right time. I apply this principle every day, in both the clinic and the operating theatre.
Listen first
Before recommending treatment, I want to understand how the problem affects the patient’s life and goals.
Explain clearly
Good treatment begins when the patient truly understands the diagnosis and the available options.
Operate when necessary
Surgery is chosen when it offers meaningful benefit, not as an automatic or only solution.
Stay involved
Follow-up and structured rehabilitation are an integral part of treatment.
Training and career
Education in Greece and the United Kingdom
Aristotle University of Thessaloniki
Graduate of the School of Medicine.
St. George's Hospital, London
Clinical experience in a major trauma and orthopaedic centre.
Queen Elizabeth Hospital, London
Advanced training in arthroscopy and joint replacement.
National and Kapodistrian University of Athens — MSc
Metabolic Bone Diseases and Osteoporosis.
Main areas of focus
Modern care for joint conditions
Knee
Diagnosis and management of traumatic and degenerative knee conditions.
- Meniscus and anterior cruciate ligament injuries
- Cartilage injuries
- Osteoarthritis
- Sports injuries
Shoulder
Assessment and treatment of shoulder pain, injury and instability.
- Rotator cuff tears
- Instability and dislocation
- Tendinopathy
- Shoulder arthritis
Hip
Non-operative and surgical management of hip conditions.
- Osteoarthritis
- Femoroacetabular impingement
- Labral conditions
- Hip fractures
Surgical focus
Arthroscopy, joint replacement and robotic-assisted orthopaedic surgery
Arthroscopic surgery
Minimally invasive techniques for selected knee and shoulder conditions, with the aim of preserving healthy tissue and supporting a structured recovery.
Meniscus repairAnterior cruciate ligamentRotator cuffShoulder instability
Robotic-assisted joint replacement
Full certification in the Stryker MAKO system for personalised planning and accurate execution of selected joint replacement procedures.
Total knee replacementPartial knee replacementHip replacement
Certifications and scientific activity
Continuing education and modern techniques
Stryker MAKOFull certification in robotic-assisted orthopaedic surgery.
AMISCertification in the direct anterior approach for hip replacement.
Hellenic Arthroscopy AssociationMember with active participation in the scientific community.
Teaching activityParticipation as an instructor in arthroscopic surgery courses.
Conferences and workshopsOngoing participation in scientific meetings and practical training.
Hospital practice
Collaboration with HYGEIA Group hospitals
Surgical procedures are performed in an organised hospital environment, supported by specialist anaesthetic, nursing and physiotherapy teams.
Clinics
Athens and Loutraki
Athens Orthopaedic Clinic
Assessment of orthopaedic conditions and sports injuries, second opinions and modern injectable treatments.
View the Athens clinic →Loutraki Orthopaedic Clinic
Comprehensive orthopaedic assessment for patients from Loutraki, Corinth and the wider Corinthia region.
View the Loutraki clinic →Assessment and second opinion
Do you need a personalised orthopaedic assessment?
Arrange an appointment for a clinical examination, a review of imaging studies or a discussion of the available treatment options.