
Consultant hip and knee surgeon Mr Dominic Davenport was honoured to be invited as a guest speaker at the 3rd Annual London Orthopaedic Meeting, held on 4 - 5 June 2026 at the Chicago Booth London Conference Centre in London.
The annual meeting brings together leading orthopaedic surgeons and musculoskeletal specialists from across the UK to discuss the latest evidence, surgical techniques and innovations shaping modern orthopaedic practice.
Dominic opened the Hip Surgery session with his presentation, 'Introduction and Current Trends', exploring how hip surgery continues to evolve.
His talk highlighted current developments in hip preservation, joint replacement, enhanced recovery programmes and the growing importance of personalised treatment pathways to help patients achieve the best possible outcomes.
As a specialist hip surgeon, Dominic is committed to remaining at the forefront of advances in orthopaedic surgery. Regularly contributing to national educational meetings enables him to share his own experience, learn from fellow experts and stay up to date with the latest research and surgical techniques.
This ongoing commitment to education and innovation helps ensure his patients continue to receive evidence-based care using the most current approaches to diagnosis, treatment and recovery.
Speaking at the London Orthopaedic Meeting reflects Dominic's standing within the orthopaedic community and his passion for improving standards of care for his patients.
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