Professor Adrian Harvey

Professor Harvey qualified from University College London in 1991, followed by training in surgery in London and as part of the Wessex Orthopaedic programme. In the latter part of his training, he specialised in knee surgery and arthroscopic surgery in Perth and trained in skiing injuries in Switzerland.
In 2002, he was appointed as a Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon at both the Royal Bournemouth Hospital and Poole Hospital in Dorset.

Professor Harvey is a faculty member on a number of national and international courses. This involves teaching surgeons in many aspects of knee surgery, including knee replacement surgery and anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction. He is also part of European design team, and has designed a new type of high functioning knee replacement.

Professor Harvey is trained in the latest techniques in knee surgery including computer designed patient specific instrumentation, robotic assisted surgery and custom knee replacements and offers the MAKO robotic assisted knee replacement surgery at Nuffield Health Bournemouth.

Having rowed at university in London, Professor Harvey still competes in open water swimming events and continues to sail competitively. He has treated many athletes and military personnel over the years and understands the many benefits of being able to continue to participate in sporting activities throughout life. Professor Adrian Harvey specialises in the following treatments:

• Knee arthroscopy
• Knee replacement
• Hip replacement